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Tech Specs: Photo
RAW FORMAT
When this setting is turned on, all photos are saved as a .jpg image (for
viewing on your camera or sharing with the GoPro app) and a .gpr le.
The .gpr le is based on the Adobe
®
DNG format. These les can be
used in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR), version 9.7 or later. You can also use
Adobe Photoshop
®
Lightroom
®
CC (2015.7 release or later) and Adobe
Photoshop
®
Lightroom
®
6 (version 6.7 or later).
In Photo mode, RAW Format is available for Photo, Burst, Night,
Time Lapse Photo, and Night Lapse Photo, with these conditions
and exceptions:
• SuperPhoto must be o.
• Digital lenses must be set to Wide.
• Zoom must be o.
• RAW Format is not available for capturing continuous photos.
• For Time Lapse photo, the Interval must be at least 5 seconds.
• For Night Lapse photo, the Shutter setting must be at least 5
seconds.
PRO TIP: Photos in .gpr format are saved in the same location and with
the same le name as .jpg les. To access the les, insert your SD card
into a card reader and locate them with your computer’s le explorer.
Tech Specs: Time Lapse
TIMEWARP 2.0 VIDEO SPEED
You can increase TimeWarp video speed up to 30x to turn longer activities
into shareable moments. The default setting is Auto, which automatically
sets the speed for you.
You can also set the speed yourself. Use this chart to estimate the length
of your videos. For example, recording at 2x speed for 1 minute will give
you about 30 seconds of TimeWarp video. Recording at 2x speed for
4 minutes will give you approximately 2 minutes of TimeWarp video.
Speed Recording Time Video Length
2x 1 minute 30 seconds
5x 1 minute 10 seconds
10x 5 minutes 30 seconds
15x 5 minutes 20 seconds
30x 5 minutes 10 seconds
Heads Up: Recording times are approximate. The video length may vary
depending on the movement in your shot.
Speed Examples
2x–5x Driving through a scenic route.
10x Hiking and exploring.
15x–30x Running and mountain biking.
PRO TIP: For the best results, leave the speed on the Auto setting when
shooting footage that may get bumpy.
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