In previous posts and tutorials, I have covered how to use GoPro Studio, how to put multiple clips together to form a movie, and how to add music in GoPro Studio. In this tutorial, I show you some more GoPro Studio tips like using slow motion and flux in GoPro Studio!
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GoPro Studio Tips and Tricks
Using slow motion in your GoPro videos is a pretty cool editing trick and really enhances your video. Taking the coolest part of your clip and slowing it waaaaaaay dowwwwwwwwn for a second or two is just, well, pretty cool!
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Be sure to check out the entire tutorial above, or click here to watch it on YouTube.
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More GoPro Studio Tutorials for Getting Started
- Getting Started with GoPro Studio
- Putting Multiple Clips Together
- Adding Music, Transitions, & Titles
- Create a Time Lapse in GoPro Studio
- Tips, Tricks & “Flux”
- Exporting Your Video in GoPro Studio
