Chin cam looks good and works for you (I cannot get it to look good for my videos) but I would suggest using the helmet cam as if you will be going over your footage for review purposes to see how you can improve or just for UA-cam content then its better because as other people have mentioned, you can see way more that way (the angle is good too) which helps with reviewing and also keeps engagement because you can see more that is happening on screen
💯 helmet cam for us. You can see every aspect of the race such as catching the apex or how clean your overtakr is far more easily and if you love watching the steering wheel you can still look down and see that too 😅
@marco93racing I struggle to watch people's video's taken from chin mounts, it's just far too much steering wheel action for me personally. For social media purposes atleast I feel the helmet cam angle is far better. Oscar's helmet is mounted right above his visor, the closest we can get it to eye height while still central.
Chin cam looks good and works for you (I cannot get it to look good for my videos) but I would suggest using the helmet cam as if you will be going over your footage for review purposes to see how you can improve or just for UA-cam content then its better because as other people have mentioned, you can see way more that way (the angle is good too) which helps with reviewing and also keeps engagement because you can see more that is happening on screen
Probably helmet u can see more
💯 helmet cam for us. You can see every aspect of the race such as catching the apex or how clean your overtakr is far more easily and if you love watching the steering wheel you can still look down and see that too 😅
Thank you for taking the time to comment, I'll definitely stick to the helmet mount for now I think 😂
@marco93racing I struggle to watch people's video's taken from chin mounts, it's just far too much steering wheel action for me personally. For social media purposes atleast I feel the helmet cam angle is far better.
Oscar's helmet is mounted right above his visor, the closest we can get it to eye height while still central.