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Sunrise on a GoPro

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  1. Windwalker7

    Windwalker7 Weekend Warrior

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    Windwalker7, Jun 28, 2014
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    awesome!! sunrises like that make you stop and enjoy nature.
     
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    Ky Bob Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Great video showing God's awesome creation........:D
     
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    Very nice. Mind sharing your settings?
     
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    Very cool! What kind of editing software did you use?
     
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    The camera was a GoPro Hero 3+ Black Edition, set to take one pic every 10 seconds. I used Windows Movie Maker to put it together. On Movie maker it is set to show each photo for .10 of a second.

    I am learning as I go. For the life of me, I cannot figure out how to get the whole photo to fill the screen without the black borders.

    As you can figure, set to take 1 photo every 10 seconds and edited to only show each for .10 of a second, it takes 10 photos to make one second of video, that means a couple hours letting the camera sit and take photos
     
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    That's Awesome
     
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