Thanks, that’s a handy little tip. Note: the low light mode is only available when shooting at 60fps or higher. And if turned on, the GoPro only reduces the frame rate to 24fps or 30fps, nothing less.
Which is still frustrating because on the GoPro 6 I always shot in 4k 30fps and had no problem with the blurry effect in low light conditions. So it seems silly that the GoPro 7 needs to be used at 60fps in low light conditions to avoid the blurry effect.
Also understand that shooting in 60fps also reduces the overall quality of the footage which isn’t ideal for low light. I.e. if shooting at 100mb/s bitrate at 60fps, each frame only has a maximum of 1.67mb of data. If you shoot at 100mb/s bitrate 30fps then each frame gets a maximum of 3.33mb of data (twice as much data). In low light conditions you’d technically want as much data per frame to allow for better post production options, so you’d ideally want to shoot at 30fps. Although with the blurry effect it seems this isn’t an option
