Quote Originally Posted by tgoody14 View Post
1080/60 is super sweet setting that handles almost everything. My favorite, but I just realized through my past 2 videos I made that when I used 720/120 the slow motion is seamless with no jerks... In 1080/60 when you try to slow down too much, the final export of the video has a jitter between frames and sometimes rolls back a few frames... I filmed the Texas Jam in 1080/60, but on some of the slow-mo shots there's big jerks in it because I slowed it down more than the 60fps could handle...

In short, (for me) I'll most likely use 720/120 from now on for action shots, then back to 1080/60 for everything else

This is a great example. Here's a 720/120 fps video with no skips/jerks between slow-mo and real time:

http://youtu.be/3zjS045nX2g
Here's my post from awhile back...

Also, as far as YouTube goes... I filmed that GoPro The Gulf in 1440/30W with the Hero3, 4k for the time lapse shots, 1080/60M and 720/120N (feeding frenzy) with my Hero3+. I used GoPro studio and exported it in 1080/60fps/50bitrate and YouTube took it and you can watch it in 1080 on YT. I run everything I do in those settings.

Here's a chart y'all should save to your phone:

http://m.imgur.com/a/CjmC5