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09 July 2015, 10:58
Let the camera do the thinking for you. Auto Low Light mode intelligently changes frame rates based on lighting conditions for optimal low-light performance, enabling you to move between bright and dark environments without having to adjust your camera settings. - See more at: http://shop.gopro.com/Marketing/cameras/hero4-session/CHDHS-101-EU.html?#sthash.bHzEWXPr.dpuf
The HERO3 Black and Silver Edition and HERO3+ Black Edition cameras let pro users manually adjust the white balance depending on what the shooting conditions are. Here's an explanation:
• 6500k: Cool white fluorescent skylight lighting. This setting is great for indoors and settings with a lot of white light.
• 5500k: Daylight or sunlit shooting. This setting is great for daylight while shooting outside.
• 3000k: Incandescent or sunrise/sunset lighting. This setting is great for lower-light situations, where you want the camera to pick up detail without the help of a lot of surrounding light.
• Cam_Raw: Optimized color files. This setting is great for situations where you want to get the most unadjusted footage that you can. It's almost like taking a RAW picture with your DSLR - you get what the image sensor sees, and you can pull detail out of shadows or clouds in post-production.
For most users, we recommend keeping the White Balance setting on auto, as it is a pretty darn smart camera, and will do a great job of automatically adjusting the white balance to best suit the conditions for you.
