GoPro HERO CPPM1 Manual page 13

Video Modes + Settings
Here's a breakdown of the video settings. You can make adjustments
using the camera buttons or with the GoPro Quik app.
1. Tap on the app screen.
2. Tap next to the mode that you want to adjust.
3. Tap the setting to make adjustments.
Also see Navigating with the Buttons (page 21)
ASPECT RATIO
Aspect ratio refers to the width and height of an image. Your camera
captures footage in the tall 4:3 format, 16:9 widescreen format, and
ultra immersive 8:7 aspect ratios.
To learn more, see Aspect Ratio (page 59)
RESOLUTION
Resolution refers to the number of horizontal lines used in a frame of
video. The more lines, the more detail there is in the shot. Your camera
can capture 5.3K, 5K, 4K, 2.7K and 1080p footage.
To learn more, see Video Resolution (page 56)
FPS
Frames per second (fps) refers to the number of frames captured in
each second of video. Use higher frame rates to capture fast action or
slo-mo shots. Available frame rates vary based on resolution.
To learn more, see Frames Per Second (FPS) (page 58)
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Video Modes + Settings
LENS
Choose the best digital lens for your shot—HyperView, SuperView,
Wide, or Linear. Available lenses will vary based on the resolution and
frame rate you select.
To learn more, see Digital Lenses (Video) (page
HYPERSMOOTH
Perfect for biking, skiing, handheld shots, and more, HyperSmooth
video stabilization delivers insanely smooth, gimbal-like footage
without the gimbal. The available settings are Off, Standard, High,
and Boost.
To learn more, see HyperSmooth Video Stabilization (page
MAX LENS MOD
Turn on Max Lens Mod mode when recording with Max Lens Mod
CONTROLS
Choose whether to use easy controls to streamline camera functions or
pro controls unlock full access to capture modes and settings.
SPEED (TIMEWARP)
Set your video speed. Choose a lower speed (2x or 5x) for short
activities or higher speeds (10x, 15x, or 30x) for longer activities.
Leave speed on Auto (default) to let your GoPro automatically
adjust the speed based on motion, scene detection, and lighting.
To learn more, see TimeWarp Video Speed (page
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