GoPro MAX User Manual Video Settings

Here’s a breakdown of the video settings. Tap the and then the setting to make changes.

MODE

Shows you whether your camera is currently in HERO mode or 360 mode.

RES | FPS

HERO mode features two resolutions (RES). 1080p is a widescreen 16:9 resolution that’s great for cinematic shots. 1440p is a tall 4:3 resolution that’s for selfies and point-of-view shots.

360 mode captures 6K source/5.6K stitched spherical content at 30 frames per second (fps). It can also capture 3K source/stitched spherical content at at 60 fps, which lets you slow the footage down to 2x slo-mo during playback.

The available frame rates for both HERO mode and 360 modes are listed at the bottom of the screen.

To learn more, see:

• Resolution

• Frames per Second (Video)

LENS (HERO MODE)

Choose the best digital lens for your shot—Max SuperView, Wide, Linear, or Narrow.

To learn more, see Digital Lenses (Video).

MAX HYPERSMOOTH (HERO MODE)

Perfect for biking, skiing, handheld shots, and more, Max HyperSmooth delivers unbreakable video stabilization for the smoothest shots possible. Max HyperSmooth is on by default.

To learn more, see Max HyperSmooth Video Stabilization.

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PRO TIP: Watch your 360 footage on the GoPro app to see your Video and TimeWarp shots with full stabilization.

CLIPS

Shoot short 15- or 30-second video clips that are quick and easy to save on your phone and share on social media. Clips are off by default.

HORIZON LOCK (HERO MODE)

Gives your HERO mode footage an ultra smooth cinematic look with a level horizon even if your camera gets flipped upside down while recording.

To learn more, see Horizon Lock.

PROTUNE

Use Protune to take manual control of advanced settings, including Bit Rate, Color, ISO Limit, Exposure, microphone settings, and more.

To learn more, see Protune.