The best camera is the one you have always with you. The GoPro Hero 7 is such a camera
and I was able to test it for one month on a trip to the
Gili Islands in Indonesia and a backpacking tour through Thailand.
So here is the result.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I‘m quite impressed by the quality of the GoPro Hero 7.
And of course, it‘s not a high-end cinema camera.
But if you know what’s you‘re doing you can definitely get cinematic footage out of it.
And what I really love about that camera is
that you just pull it out of your pocket, press one button and
you get high-quality, perfectly stabilized
4K60 footage. And it also uses HEVC compression.
That means that you get a lot of details
in the footage you work with in post production for color correction and so on.
 
That really is a huge game changer and I don‘t even need to bring a gimbal with me anymore.
At least not if I want to get wide-angle shots
like the GoPro Hero 7 does. That‘s a big game-changer for me.
But of course, to get the best footage out of the Hero 7 you need to
use the best settings.
So I will leave the settings that I used in this video in the description below.
So check it out.
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