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When it comes to frame rates, GoPro Hero 11 <\/strong>is capable of capturing videos at up to 240 fps.<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you wonder how to use frame rates and what are their main setting, read this article until the end!<\/p>\n

In this post, you’ll learn all about the various frame rate settings<\/strong> on the GoPro Hero 11 Black.<\/p>\n

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What is Frame Rate (FPS)<\/h2>\n
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In simple terms, the frame rate<\/strong> refers to the speed at which images are shown in a video. It is usually expressed as \u201cframes per second,\u201d or FPS<\/strong>. So, if a video is captured and played back at 24fps, it means that each second of the video shows 24 distinct still images.<\/p>\n

Frame rate greatly impacts the viewing experience of a video. Different frame rates yield different viewing experiences. Most movies are usually displayed at 24 fps since this frame rate is quite similar to how we see the world with our eyes. This creates a highly cinematic look. Check out 106 Cinematic pack LUTs<\/a> for your best shots!<\/p>\n

A frame rate higher than that keeps the motion of the video smooth and the details crisp. However, if you choose a frame rate that\u2019s too high, things will start to look unnatural.<\/p>\n

In the GoPro Hero 11 Black, you get many frame rate options – 24, 25, 30, 50, 60, 100, 120, 200, and 240 fps.<\/p>\n

The GoPro Spot Meter<\/a> feature can be especially useful for those who struggle with uneven lighting in their frames, particularly when shooting at different frame rates. By using the center of the image to calculate exposure, it provides a more accurate reading specifically on what’s important and not everything else that may be going on around it. This can help ensure that your footage looks its best, whether you’re shooting at a high frame rate for slow-motion playback or a lower frame rate for standard playback. So if you’re having trouble with exposure in your footage, the Spot Meter feature is definitely worth checking out.<\/p>\n

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Different Frame Rates & Their Use Cases<\/h2>\n
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To help figure out which GoPro Hero 11 frame rate is best for you, let\u2019s look at a few common options and how they\u2019re used.<\/p>\n

24 FPS<\/h3>\n

The frame rate of 24 FPS<\/strong> is the standard for movies and TV shows. It is the minimum speed needed to capture video while still maintaining realistic motion. Very often, even if a film is shot at a higher frame rate, it is displayed at 24 fps. Today, most Hollywood films and TV shows are shot and viewed at 24 fps.<\/p>\n

30 FPS<\/h3>\n

30 FPS<\/strong> has been the standard frame rate for television for a long time. Even today, this frame rate is widely used. However, owing to the fact that 24fps offers a more cinematic view, a lot of producers moving towards 24fps. But, 30 FPS is perfect to capture videos with a lot of motion<\/strong>, such as sports<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

60 FPS & Higher<\/h3>\n

Any frame rate that’s higher than 30fps is mainly used to create slow-motion<\/a> video or to record video game footage. Today, a lot of smartphones are capable of recording at 60 fps (and even higher).<\/p>\n

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GoPro Hero 11 Frame Rate Settings (FPS)<\/h2>\n
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Here are the frame rates (fps) available at different resolutions on the GoPro Hero 11 Black:<\/p>\n

5.3K<\/h3>\n

5.3K<\/strong> is the highest resolution offered by the GoPro Hero 11 Black. In this ultra-high resolution, the camera supports frame rates of up to 60 FPS<\/strong>. In the 60\/50 FPS frame rates, you get various digital lens options, including SuperView<\/a>, <\/span><\/span>Wide, Linear, and Linear+Horizon Leveling. At 60\/50 FPS frame rates, you can slow down the video by up to 2x<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

If you use lower frame rates (30\/25\/24 FPS) in this resolution, you’ll be able to capture footage at an even higher FOV, with the presence of the HyperView<\/strong> digital lens option on the Hero 11 Black.<\/p>\n

4K<\/h3>\n

In the ultra-high 4K<\/strong> resolution, the Hero 11 Black supports frame rates of up to 120 FPS.<\/strong> This means that you can slow videos down by up to 4x<\/strong>. In this resolution, if you use 120\/100, 30\/25, or 24 fps frame rates, you’ll get digital lens options, including SuperView, <\/span><\/span>Wide, Linear, and Linear+Horizon Leveling.<\/p>\n

However, if you use 60\/50 FPS frame rates, you’ll be able to capture footage at a higher FOV – HyperView.<\/p>\n

2.7K<\/h3>\n

If you further lower the resolution to 2.7K<\/strong>, the Hero 11 Black supports even higher frame rates of up to 240 FPS.<\/strong> This means that you’ll be able to slow videos down by up to an impressive 8x<\/strong>. In this resolution, if you use 120\/100, or 60\/50 fps frame rates, you’ll get digital lens options, including SuperView, <\/span><\/span>Wide, Linear, and Linear+Horizon Lock.<\/p>\n

However, if you use 240\/200 FPS frame rates, you’ll you won’t be able to capture footage in SuperView FOV. The options available in these FPS include Wide, Linear, and Linear+Horizon Leveling.<\/p>\n

1080p<\/h3>\n

Just like in 2.7K, the Hero 11 Black supports even higher frame rates of up to 240 FPS<\/strong> in 1080p<\/strong> resolution. Therefore, like before, you’ll be able to slow videos down by up to 8x<\/strong>. In this resolution, if you use 120\/100, 60\/50, 30\/25, or 24 fps frame rates, you’ll get digital lens options, including SuperView, <\/span><\/span>Wide, Linear, and Linear+Horizon Lock.<\/p>\n

However, if you use 240\/200 FPS frame rates, you’ll you won’t be able to capture footage in SuperView FOV. The options available in these FPS include Wide, Linear, and Linear+Horizon Leveling.<\/p>\n

More info on GoPro Hero Resolution and its best setting is available in this article<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Final Thoughts<\/h2>\n
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To decide on which frame rate you should use on your Hero 11 Black, you need to consider various factors. The most important factor is your use case. If you are casually shooting footage, and don’t plan to slow it down later, then the 24 FPS<\/strong> frame rate setting should be okay for you.<\/p>\n

However, if you’re shooting scenes that are high on motion and action, such as sports videography, then 30 FPS<\/strong> would be a better choice. Lastly, if you want to slow the video down in post-production, then choose higher frame rates (60 FPS<\/strong> or higher).<\/p>\n

Another important thing that you might want to consider when choosing a frame rate is file size. <\/strong>The higher the frame rate, the more still images are packed into each second of the video. And, more images, of course, will result in bigger files.<\/p>\n

Considering this thing is especially important if you plan to upload videos to online streaming sites such as YouTube. Larger file sizes would mean longer export times. In such a case, aren\u2019t using the most modern equipment or have the fastest internet connection, you might suffer from a poor experience.<\/p>\n

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I hope this guide helped you learn all about the various frame rate settings on the GoPro Hero 11 Black <\/span>\ud83d\ude42<\/span><\/p>\n

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