Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 54 minutes ago
Here's my first experience with using GoPro's AI editing software, based on a couple of hours footage from my recent Fort Lauderdale visit distilled down to around four minutes. It's quite different from my usual join-me-for-a-meditative-walk/ride uploads, flashier and a little more frenetic, but also amazing in that the AI edits make sense and are not merely random and chaotic. It seems to favor action – note the volleyball scenes – and often uses repetition of less active clips to give more of a feeling of movement and action. Please let me know what you think in the comments. (This video was originally uploaded on March 29th, but it was unceremoniously and unintentionally expunged when I was trying to delete of draft of my next video and I had to re-upload it. Sorry if you received a double notification for this one.)
Camera used for daytime footage: GoPro Hero 9 amzn.to/3KpWLPM
Updated versions. GoPro Hero 10: amzn.to/3ZuLt12
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I generally use an iPhone 14 Pro for nighttime or lowlight filming.
Find my author's webpage here: danielhayes.com
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And find my books here:
The Trouble with Lemons:
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Eye of the Beholder:
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No Effect:
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Flyers:
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Musical Credit: Pangea by Professor Kliq from the album The Scientific Method, Volume II: Experiments in Sound & Perspective
Here's my first experience with using GoPro's AI editing software, based on a couple of hours footage from my recent Fort Lauderdale visit distilled down to around four minutes. It's quite different from my usual join-me-for-a-meditative-walk/ride uploads, flashier and a little more frenetic, but also amazing in that the AI edits make sense and are not merely random and chaotic. It seems to favor action – note the volleyball scenes – and often uses repetition of less active clips to give more of a feeling of movement and action. Please let me know what you think in the comments. (This video was originally uploaded on March 29th, but it was unceremoniously and unintentionally expunged when I was trying to delete of draft of my next video and I had to re-upload it. Sorry if you received a double notification for this one.)
Camera used for daytime footage: GoPro Hero 9 amzn.to/3KpWLPM
Updated versions. GoPro Hero 10: amzn.to/3ZuLt12
GoPro Hero 11 amzn.to/40GfQTB
Also, check out binaural microphones used in this video for best immersive effect here: amzn.to/40f8AxI
I generally use an iPhone 14 Pro for nighttime or lowlight filming.
Find my author's webpage here: danielhayes.com
Instagram : instagram.com/danielhayes52
Facebook: facebook.com/daniel.hayes.184007
And find my books here:
The Trouble with Lemons:
amzn.to/3AXFsjU
Eye of the Beholder:
amzn.to/3FfNyHr
No Effect:
amzn.to/3u9HnhB
Flyers:
amzn.to/3n4CHcV
Musical Credit: Pangea by Professor Kliq from the album The Scientific Method, Volume II: Experiments in Sound & Perspective
