Anyone using a Go Pro camera that could that could give me some suggestions on which camera model to purchase, where to mount the camera and how to shoot good video would be much appreciated.
Anyone using a Go Pro camera that could that could give me some suggestions on which camera model to purchase, where to mount the camera and how to shoot good video would be much appreciated.
Thank you.Ask Noraly : )
I do have a GoPro, but unfortunately, it's not a current-day model, do you'd be better served from those who have a newer model.
I will say I've used chin mount, side helmet mount, chest mount, and bike mount in various places. They each have their strengths, so it really depends what you "want" out of your video(s).
I think the, "how to shoot good video" is something that's learned through experience (assuming you know the basics about videography).
Thanks so much.I'm not going to be super-helpful, but I have a Hero5 Black (I think it's a 5), and I have only used it on a bar mount. The stabilization programming is not perfect but it's pretty nice. The sound is a little muffled because I run the camera in a scuba case I have just because. If you want to remote a microphone for better sound, you'll need to open the side door unless that changed with new cameras.
This is a commute home from San Francisco a few years ago that I didn't edit in any way. I know because I haven't got a clue how to edit video. The times that I added a windshield made the images a little funky, of course, but I was mostly using it to capture bad behavior of drivers out to kill me. In this video, you can see the view through a windshield and what fun! A commuter who opens his door into traffic just as I'm passing (legally, I might add.)
There are a bunch of good videos on youtube to help you figure this out. Mike on Bikes has some interesting stuff about GoPros and moto, sound, lighting as you're in and out of tree shade, etc.