Learn how to reduce blur in moving images on a gopro camera

With elastic rubber

It is common to crash the GoPro against the side of the box when undergoing high intensity activity such as bike racing or rollerblading. To avoid this, place two rubber bands on the camera, one on top and one on the bottom, so that it is not on top of the lens.

After that, put the GoPro back in the protective case. The rubber will reduce the free space inside the case, causing the camera to stop shaking. This will not only improve the quality of the image and sound, since it also generates unwanted noise.

Using accessory stabilizer

There are accessories made especially for stabilizing the GoPro. An example is the Removu S1, which is rainproof. The Removu comes with a remote control and can be used with any accessory compatible with the Heroe 3+ and Heroe 4 models.

There are several models on the market, such as the Slick stabilizer, the Feiuy Tech. The result of these devices is good, but the price is expensive. That costs on average 300 euros - these devices are for those who have money to spend and a little patience to try free alternatives, although you can always opt for imitations that are somewhat cheaper.

Pressing the buckle

If the GoPro buckle is loose, the camera obviously flutters and produces poor quality images. Always make sure that the elastic band is as tight as possible in your hand, leg, helmet or any other place that supports it. Using an adhesive tape on the buckle gives greater resistance and ensures that it does not slip during physical activity.

Increase frame rate per second

Increasing the frame rate per second (fps) makes the camera capture more images in the same amount of time, making the transition between frames visually smoother.

It lowers the resolution, contrary to what it may seem, it also helps to make the videos sharper, since the information of the GoPro process computer more easily. Therefore, during high-speed recording and / or high amount of motion, you prefer a resolution of 720p at 60fps to 1080p at 30fps.

Correct images with the use of software

Sometimes blur is inevitable but still you want to save the video or photo. In this case, the solution is to correct the blurred effect with software. There are programs such as Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop that can help you in this mission.

Remember that the method can cause loss of image quality, making it the last resort the user should use.