{"id":25402,"date":"2022-10-19T08:00:06","date_gmt":"2022-10-19T16:00:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/projectgo.pro\/?p=25402"},"modified":"2024-05-17T01:15:05","modified_gmt":"2024-05-17T09:15:05","slug":"gopro-hero-11-night-settings","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/projectgo.pro\/fr\/gopro-hero-11-nuit-parametres\/","title":{"rendered":"GoPro HERO 11\u00a0: Meilleurs param\u00e8tres de nuit pour une faible luminosit\u00e9"},"content":{"rendered":"

To achieve great-looking low-light with the HERO 11, you need to use some specific settings GoPro Hero 11 night settings<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

These settings help avoid grainy or noisy low-light shots<\/strong> and make them look appealing to the eye.<\/p>\n

In this post, you\u2019ll learn about the best GoPro HERO 11 low-light and night settings for both videos and stills<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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GoPro HERO 11 Night Video Settings <\/h2>\n
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Like most of the recent GoPro models, the GoPro HERO 11 features a Night Preset <\/strong>too. The Night preset automatically<\/strong> adjusts your camera\u2019s shutter speed to let in more light for your shot. It\u2019s perfect for dim or dark scenes, but it\u2019s not recommended for handheld or mounted shots when the camera is moving.<\/p>\n

Here are the best settings for shooting nighttime videos with your HERO 11 Black:<\/p>\n

Use Low Frame Rate<\/h3>\n

Using high frame rates (FPS) isn\u2019t recommended at night or in low-light scenarios. This slows down the camera’s shutter speed and lets more light reach your camera\u2019s lens.<\/p>\n

Therefore, you should go for low frame rates<\/strong> like 24fps, 25fps, or 30fps on your GoPro HERO 11 in low light.<\/p>\n

More about what is frame rate and how to use it here: GoPro Hero 11 FPS \u2013 Frame Rate Settings Explained.<\/a><\/p>\n

Increase ISO (Appropriately)<\/em><\/h3>\n

Although using higher ISO values<\/a> results in brighter images, which is why it’s great to increase ISO when shooting low-light or night scenes. However, high ISO also increases noise. Therefore, don’t go overboard with ISO settings. Increase the ISO appropriately.<\/p>\n

The default 1600<\/strong> ISO Limit is, usually, the best for low-light shots on the GoPro HERO 11 Black.<\/p>\n

Increase EV Comp<\/h3>\n

Exposure Value Compensation or EV Comp<\/strong> affects the brightness of the footage captured on GoPro HERO 11. It lets you adjust the brightness within the prevailing ISO Limit. The default EV Comp value on the GoPro HERO 11 is 0.<\/p>\n

In low-light conditions, consider increasing the EV Comp by +1.0.<\/strong> This will help you achieve a significantly brighter image.<\/p>\n

Choose SuperView instead of Wide<\/h3>\n

GoPro SuperView<\/strong> reads the full sensor, while GoPro Wide lens does a crop. And, cropping the footage usually means bigger pixels, which in turn make noise all the more visible.<\/p>\n

Therefore, using GoPro SuperView essentially makes the noise less obvious.<\/p>\n

What is superview and why to use it? Learn it here: GoPro Superview FOV Explained [+ Settings Cheat Sheet].<\/a><\/p>\n

Shutter Speed should be twice the Frame Rate<\/h3>\n

When shooting low-light footage using the HERO 11 Black, ensure that the shutter speed<\/a> is twice the frame rate<\/strong> for quality shots. For example, if you\u2019re shooting the video at 24fps, set the shutter speed at 1\/48.<\/p>\n

Otherwise, if the shutter speed is set to auto or below twice the frame rate, you\u2019ll notice that the image will get a bit too bright. This introduces too much motion blur and makes the video look a bit odd.<\/p>\n

Based on the above information, here are the actual low-light\/night video settings that you should use on your HERO 11:<\/p>\n