How to Extend Battery Life During Continuous 4K/60fps Recording?

Shoot high-quality videos can be a battery hog on your JIANGPAI camera, particularly when you're filming in 4K at 60fps. Here are some tips to make your battery last longer when you have recording capabilities.

This will get you through a day of 4K 60fps shooting.

Lower the screen brightness. Bright screens consume more battery, so reducing the brightness can save some power.

Turn off extras. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS features can drain your battery fast. Be sure to turn them off when you no longer need them.

Get a spare battery. Owning an extra battery or portable charger gives you the option of swapping out a dead go pro battery packs for a charged one so you can continue filming.

4. Save Battery Power When Recording in High-Quality:

Try these tips to conserve battery while recording:

Use a bigger memory card. A bigger memory card can assist your camera in saving data with less energy.

Don’t zoom and try to leave out of the way. Constant zooming and focusing can drain gopro 11 battery charger, so try to minimize this when you’re recording.

Keep your camera cool. When your camera gets too hot, it uses more battery. So try not to film in hot places, and also if you sense that your camera is getting too hot, wait for it to cool.

Saving Battery When Shooting 4K 60fps:

A few additional tips for saving battery when shooting in 4K at 60fps:

Use a tripod or stabilizer. Be extra stillWhen your camera is moving around, it can quickly drain battery because each little tap or adjustment is extra movement that requires power to execute.

Adjust your camera settings. Reducing the frame rate or resolution a notch can help your camera draw less power while recording.

Limit special effects. Effects can make your videos look slick, though they may suck battery life fast. Use them only when needed.

Tips Breathe New Life in Battery Life While Recording:

Here are some suggestions for getting more out of your camera’s battery:

Plan your shots. Knowing what you need to film will prevent you from wasting battery filming something you don’t need.

Use manual focus. The continual autofocus works the battery harder than manual focus.

Take breaks. Resting your camera between recordings helps it avoid overheating and conserve battery.

Conclusion:

How you can enable your JIANGPAI camera to shoot in 4K at 60fps without burning through battery. Using these tips, you can conserve your camera’s battery, shoot great footage without worrying about it dying. So, plan your shots, switch settings, and have spare batteries or charger on standby so you can keep shooting.