10 GoPro Cinematic Tips for Backpacking

Keeping your pack as light as possible while documenting your backpacking adventures can be a challenge, but with the newer GoPro cameras, you can still capture cinematic footage by changing some settings and filming like the pros.

On my last trip I was determined to get nice footage, maybe even cinematic shots with just my GoPro and a little help from my iPhone. I think I was fairly successful. What do you think?

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Trip video

:54 Settings
1:41 Color Profile
2:04 EV Comp
2:30 Quick Capture
2:46 Mounts
3:15 Tripods
3:52 Shot List
5:10 Specific Shots
6:11 Transitions
6:30 Audio
7:20 Power
7:59 Storage/Memory

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[GoProTips]

Hey AdventureMuse, We love your tips and sick Timelapse's!!! ✌

[JasperConway]

Instantly liked for the inclusion of the "wooww" sounds

[MagellanandGreyhound]

Despite making videos, it’s so clear how little I know 😜 - the GoPro tips were super helpful. Got a 10 still in the box and need to start playing with it !

[NumberTravelGuru]

Just bought an 11 and am basically a Neanderthal with a chisel and rock as a hammer. I need videos like your to help me get the most and start out. The setting section is k-e-y.

[Tuna]

The hiking pole clip is a great idea! Cell phones and big cameras aren't the most convenient in middle of a hike. Been travelling and hiking for years and I've always struggled with the balancing act of taking photos / footage to be able to remember my trips and being able to enjoy the moment. Thank you for this video.

[timetogopsycho]

I've just got a GoPro 13 black never had an action camera before so all new to me. Tips like this are brilliant.

[mohdjoharichannel]

Thanks for sharing this video. From MJC Malaysia.

[KeswicksGrace]

Great video. Did you ever make an editing tip video?

[melonadegg]

Hi from 2024, very useful tips and your energy makes the video more enjoyable to watch, cheers!

[Lightandlovetoyou]

Thank you 🙏🏼
Also you voice is lovely !!!
Gosh so nice to listen to

[Kavika-xhqj]

Thank you and new sub for all those positive vibes. I’m going to go ride my bicycle now! I’ve been neglecting myself and for some reason this motivated me to stop making excuses and go ride. Nature calls! Olé! Greetings from Spain.

[jazzubarcln]

Thank you soooo much! Im planning on traveling soon and i just bought my GoPro recently. This is so helpful!

[mariolavrador]

Hi. Very nice tios, very helpful. You just got yourself a new fan. Thank you.

[owenandfaye]

Fantastic video, thanks so much for sharing! Just ordered the Hero 11 and excited to get capturing those moments when out and about

[dearestsweetheart]

L👀KIT that: BIG ADVENTURES & SOCIALITY!!!

[cwTheDrummist]

This was great, Jan! The thing I struggle with the most is getting enough shots and a variety of shots... especially when I'm in a group and with the big camera.

[adventurecoalition]

Thanks for all the tips, much appreciated

[syfamilytv]

Thanks a lot for those very helpful tips. You keep safe and have fun!

[likeinaaya]

Your tips are really amazing.Will definitely follow the tips.Love from India.I m your new. Subscriber now.

[conradreimer]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I would never come up with those tricks by myself. It very much helps from making boring movies like I did before. So yeah - thanks.