@@AutoFactoryREALIZE you can also just run a 1.3amp capable mini or micro USB cable (no longer than 10ft) and just run it from a car charger to the gopro so it's always charging when the car is on. Then just run it through the headliner or cage for a clean look. But a portable charger will do just the same. I just hate dealing with charge times regardless and rather have a hardline. www.amazon.com/dp/B009SPWR72/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jZMMCbM67T55T
Awesome video, setting up your camera the night before is a great tip. I almost always bring my gopro and never record just because I'm like ehhhhh I just wanna drive, then I regret it once I'm at home. I was really hoping you'd show how you rig up your foot cam!
Definitely, and this is just something i figured out on my own for that very reason. Get to track and all you wanna do is drive so you put off installing the camera until later. Next thing you know the event is over 😭
Need to invest in some better mounts, that ram mount looks tight, what do you recommend for non-sunroof, cage/rollbar-free cars? I usually use a handle bar mount on the passenger head rest legs, or one of those large clip mounts. But they can be noisy. Also great tip to "tune" your settings prior, wish I had done so on my recent trip overseas, the angle was mostly of me(which was good for review purposes), and the exposure was too high so outside view was less than ideal. Awesome video Teddy, love the vibe of the channel thus far.
Awesome! Wish this video was a thing when I started recording vids at track days. I’ve made all these mistakes before lol 6: external mic. Sucks when all the GoPro picks up is a bunch of wind noise. I started using a little Olympus external mic and routed it to the trunk near the exhaust, and now the footage is all exhaust noise and limited wind noise
I started doing helmet cams. You hit the nail on the head with the mounting of it at eye level as my first 2 attempts weren't that great. Wish I saw this first!
Lovely little video, as has been said in the comments there are a few options to help extend GoPro battery life, the brunton all day is a good option I have several of these and it allows a single GoPro to run for a good day if not more! One thing I would like to know is what audio setup do you have? I saw from this video that you appear to have two lav mics attached to something on the roll bar along side your GoPro, be interesting to know how you don't as your audio sounds spot on in your other videos.
Thanks! Will have to look into the Bruntons. All audio as of now is straight from the GoPro Hero 5, have not yet had the chance to test out the mic above the roll bar, but definitely curious to hear the results.
@@AutoFactoryREALIZE they are quite useful bits of kit, if you have the older hero 3/4 as I do then they clip on to the back of the housing meaning fully water proof. They can also be used with the newer hero 5/6/7 but require you to mount them next to or near the GoPro and use the USB lead to charge them. Was curious to see what setup you use for the audio as in the last I use a mix of either a Zoom H4n mounted on the roll bar with the gain set to a specific setting or a Rode stereo video mic connected straight into the GoPro but this can be a fairly bulky setup. I did try using a lav mic and H1 or iPhone but found this to be difficult again to mount.
Yeah, I’ve tried using a rode mic connected to an iPhone running garage band, but it’s really not ideal for when you’re at the track already stressing about the driving and getting on track. Definitely need to figure something out as streamlined as possible.
I know, I am late but is a hero 7 or 8 is worth it for a drift car, it would be mount on my harness bar and I want to have a good quality without spending too much
9:15 OKAY THATS PURE BULLSHIT....People, shoot at maximal resolution which your camera alows you with minimal framerate of 60!!!!!. Maximal resolution must be natural. If your cameras natural resolution is 2.7 but is alows you to shoot 4k, use 2.7 instead (In that case 4k is fakely calculated from lower res) YOU WANT AS HIGH FRAMERATE AS POSSIBLE while maintaining AT LEAST 1080p, so quick camera movement wont be blurred. So if your camera alows you to shoot 4k with 60fps which is NATURAL resolution, use this setting and then render it in 1080p with maximum bitrate or just use that footage and straight upload it. The final product will be much better and without lags and blurred moments even if you see that in 1080p on youtube
Looking for best microphone for Hero 9 for motorsports. I've captured some good video but sound of engine is washed out by wind noise. Is there recommended mic to capture better audio?
Great video! Thanks for the good tips. Just wondering what else you have mounted on the roll cage next to the camera? Is it an external microphone? Thanks
Thank you SO fricken much for this video; I’m going to get one for my Baxteroo (automotive gogo), right now, so that I can record some marvellous views, and some delicious six-cylinder sounds, along the winding Welsh roads. Your video has given me some confidence, so for that I thank you, kind Sir 🙌🏼😁😂😁
Hi everyone, I have my old Gopro hero 1 mounted in my racecar but on a sunny day, the windshield shows up really white on the video and you're not able to see anything trough it. Does anyone have any tips so i can see the interior and the track in front of the car? (The camera is currently mounted in the middle of the car approximatly 5 cm down from the upper roll bar.)
If it’s really a Hero 1, you may be due for an upgrade soon. They are up to the Hero 8 now. I’m not sure of the exposure adjustability on the Hero 1 but I’m sure it’s very limited.
When im filming from my car, the road and envoriment outside the car looks sometimes blurry and sometimes better, its really annoying. How can i fix this?
ISO will make your video “brighter” at the expense increasing noise (that colorful static you can see on the video) thereby lowering the image quality. If you’re doing a night event, then go ahead and bump that ISO up, but during a day event you can achieve the best quality results by keeping the ISO set as low as possible. You can keep it at 800.
ISO is the sensitivity of the sensor. The higher the ISO number the more sensitive to light it is. Great for low lighting but will decrease image quality from noise. Lower ISO you get really good quality video but make sure you have a lot of light. Same works for old film but they're done in ASA rating.
The GoPro can offer some pretty crappy quality audio, we’ll be making a video about that as well. Most of our videos use the in-cam audio but when we have the time we do sometimes use an external recorder and shotgun microphone. What you can see attached to the roll bar next to the camera is a special stereo mic we are going to be testing out so we will report on that when we get some results!
Just kidding! Maybe get a little velcro pouch you can store a few things in! I’ve seen some Formula Drift drivers with them in their cars to hang onto small items.
Another tip for battery life is to mount a portable charger to the rollbar and connect the gorpo so it's always charging
This is great. That’s definitely a perfect way to extend your battery life. How long can you run the GoPros with the external battery pack?
It powers my gopro all day long for 2 day events with life to spare!
That is awesome!! Now you never have to worry about battery changes!
Great tip, I actually have a Go Puck myself! They’re awesome.
@@AutoFactoryREALIZE you can also just run a 1.3amp capable mini or micro USB cable (no longer than 10ft) and just run it from a car charger to the gopro so it's always charging when the car is on. Then just run it through the headliner or cage for a clean look. But a portable charger will do just the same. I just hate dealing with charge times regardless and rather have a hardline.
www.amazon.com/dp/B009SPWR72/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jZMMCbM67T55T
6 minutes to get to the placement?
Thanks fam, saved me 6 minutes of my life
6 minutes of telling you what should be common sense
I should've read the comments first I wasted six minutes of my life lol he talks too much 😴
Thanks...blah blah blah
Can't wait for more tips and tricks!
Thank you for making this video. Just bought a GoPro 11 and have never filmed in car video on anything other than a mobile phone.
Awesome video, setting up your camera the night before is a great tip. I almost always bring my gopro and
never record just because I'm like ehhhhh I just wanna drive, then I regret it once I'm at home.
I was really hoping you'd show how you rig up your foot cam!
Definitely, and this is just something i figured out on my own for that very reason. Get to track and all you wanna do is drive so you put off installing the camera until later. Next thing you know the event is over 😭
would love a video showing how/where to mount to get good pedal footage!
Need to invest in some better mounts, that ram mount looks tight, what do you recommend for non-sunroof, cage/rollbar-free cars? I usually use a handle bar mount on the passenger head rest legs, or one of those large clip mounts. But they can be noisy. Also great tip to "tune" your settings prior, wish I had done so on my recent trip overseas, the angle was mostly of me(which was good for review purposes), and the exposure was too high so outside view was less than ideal. Awesome video Teddy, love the vibe of the channel thus far.
Thank you! You answered my question as to what setting to set the gopro so that looking out of the front window is no longer a white screen!!!
That’s the most important one!!
I'm guilty of forgetting to get my gear set up because of the excitement of being there.
It’s very easy to do and happens quickly!
Here from 2021. Thanks for the tips!!
EV setting advice. Priceless! Thanks.
First track day at limerock tmro in my e92 m3. Great video !
The EV Comp tip fixed my issue. Thanks! I always forget to turn off the dang camera so I have the gopro hardwired.
Awesome! Wish this video was a thing when I started recording vids at track days. I’ve made all these mistakes before lol
6: external mic.
Sucks when all the GoPro picks up is a bunch of wind noise. I started using a little Olympus external mic and routed it to the trunk near the exhaust, and now the footage is all exhaust noise and limited wind noise
Audio is crucial and I wanted to cover that but I think it will need it’s own video. So many different options to go over!
Auto Factory REALIZE, I enjoyed watching this video. Did you ever make the audio video for GoPro?
Just picked up my first GoPro, Stabilization on or off?? for in-car vids? Tia
The fact you said when the go pro is “stock”. This guy knows
i’m finna buy a go pro. what exactly is a non stock go pro?😂
deadass curious.
Thank you for all the tips!
after watching this video i changed my Gopro settings and got a little bag to put all my filming gear in. Little steps, thanks for the tips!
That’s awesome to hear! Glad you could make some adjustments right away, please let us know how your next video turns out!
I started doing helmet cams. You hit the nail on the head with the mounting of it at eye level as my first 2 attempts weren't that great. Wish I saw this first!
Gotta be able to see out the windshield! Glad this could help you out!
Thanks mate my gopros needed bucket seats more than I do
New subscriber, thank you for sharing this information 🙏
Good simple stuff. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
the question: how do the video of speed, the tachimetro, how take it with the camera and how fix the camera, in which place
Nice vid, only thing is it would have been good to see example shots for the situations you descibe
Awesome video thanks
Dude. Thank you lol. My SD card gets left at home at least half the time. This was a great list.
Thanks Mikey! Come prepared!
Everyone needs to see the madness that is teddys stache!
Lovely little video, as has been said in the comments there are a few options to help extend GoPro battery life, the brunton all day is a good option I have several of these and it allows a single GoPro to run for a good day if not more!
One thing I would like to know is what audio setup do you have? I saw from this video that you appear to have two lav mics attached to something on the roll bar along side your GoPro, be interesting to know how you don't as your audio sounds spot on in your other videos.
Thanks! Will have to look into the Bruntons.
All audio as of now is straight from the GoPro Hero 5, have not yet had the chance to test out the mic above the roll bar, but definitely curious to hear the results.
@@AutoFactoryREALIZE they are quite useful bits of kit, if you have the older hero 3/4 as I do then they clip on to the back of the housing meaning fully water proof. They can also be used with the newer hero 5/6/7 but require you to mount them next to or near the GoPro and use the USB lead to charge them.
Was curious to see what setup you use for the audio as in the last I use a mix of either a Zoom H4n mounted on the roll bar with the gain set to a specific setting or a Rode stereo video mic connected straight into the GoPro but this can be a fairly bulky setup. I did try using a lav mic and H1 or iPhone but found this to be difficult again to mount.
Yeah, I’ve tried using a rode mic connected to an iPhone running garage band, but it’s really not ideal for when you’re at the track already stressing about the driving and getting on track. Definitely need to figure something out as streamlined as possible.
Nice 👌 good advice for me making my videos😏
This video helped so much! Thanks for posting it up!
Thanks Taylor glad we could help you out!
The remote is also amazing for control.
Remote is old school! But very handy for sure!
Awesome vid, good tips a lot of people over look✌🏼are you going to do one for external footage as well?
Excellent tips Teddy! Very well said and presented.
Thanks Will! We hope everyone can benefit from these!
I know, I am late but is a hero 7 or 8 is worth it for a drift car, it would be mount on my harness bar and I want to have a good quality without spending too much
Nice video...well done.
9:15 OKAY THATS PURE BULLSHIT....People, shoot at maximal resolution which your camera alows you with minimal framerate of 60!!!!!. Maximal resolution must be natural. If your cameras natural resolution is 2.7 but is alows you to shoot 4k, use 2.7 instead (In that case 4k is fakely calculated from lower res) YOU WANT AS HIGH FRAMERATE AS POSSIBLE while maintaining AT LEAST 1080p, so quick camera movement wont be blurred. So if your camera alows you to shoot 4k with 60fps which is NATURAL resolution, use this setting and then render it in 1080p with maximum bitrate or just use that footage and straight upload it. The final product will be much better and without lags and blurred moments even if you see that in 1080p on youtube
dope video teddy. im thinking about getting that ram mount so i can mount them in niekos or dannys car!
The RAM mounts are infinitely better than stock GoPro mounting. Do not hesitate to get them you will thank yourself. So rigid and easy to use.
Love the content bro! Keep up the good work. This really helped me out for me next videos 😊
Awesome! Glad to help, can’t wait to see your results!
Dumb question, does the gopro record right-side up when it is upside-down?
Awesome tips! Love your videos!
Thank you!
Great video! Amazing lighting too!
Thank you!! Just using a diffused ring light!
Thanks for the tips! 👍
Very helpful tips! Thank you for sharing this
Our pleasure, hope you can put some of these tips to use!
thanks for the tips!
Really good video. A lot of good ideas. 👌
Thanks Ramon! Hope some of these can help you!
Looking for best microphone for Hero 9 for motorsports. I've captured some good video but sound of engine is washed out by wind noise. Is there recommended mic to capture better audio?
is 702p at 60 FPS bettter or 1080p at 30 FPS
Great video! Thanks for the good tips. Just wondering what else you have mounted on the roll cage next to the camera? Is it an external microphone? Thanks
Hey Alex, yes it’s a special stereo mic! We haven’t finished fully testing it yet but we’ll make a video specific to GoPro audio in the future!
What do you do if you have multiple cams in your car to voice control them
great video
Thank you very much. That helps a lot
What about stabilization? Do you keep it on or off?
Thank you SO fricken much for this video; I’m going to get one for my Baxteroo (automotive gogo), right now, so that I can record some marvellous views, and some delicious six-cylinder sounds, along the winding Welsh roads. Your video has given me some confidence, so for that I thank you, kind Sir 🙌🏼😁😂😁
What is the exact song name at 2:08? He included the artist but not the exact song
thanks
Hi everyone,
I have my old Gopro hero 1 mounted in my racecar but on a sunny day, the windshield shows up really white on the video and you're not able to see anything trough it. Does anyone have any tips so i can see the interior and the track in front of the car? (The camera is currently mounted in the middle of the car approximatly 5 cm down from the upper roll bar.)
If it’s really a Hero 1, you may be due for an upgrade soon. They are up to the Hero 8 now. I’m not sure of the exposure adjustability on the Hero 1 but I’m sure it’s very limited.
Music broke my head!
Teddy, what was the audio component that was also mounted on your cage?
Teddy would you fo a tips and tricks on post processing
Sure! What exactly would you like me to cover?
Auto Factory REALIZE best way to make a fluid video using gopro footage and how you do the overlay with two different camera angles
my in car uses a 6 foot cable to just have it charging all the time. now if i can just sit down and edit....
If you cut the camera frequently it will help with your daunting editing task! Do you have the camera plugged into a cigarette lighter?
What are you using to record audio in the car?
Just say the links are affiliate links that help the channel out.
Start with 6:23. Most of you probably know almost everything before that.
When im filming from my car, the road and envoriment outside the car looks sometimes blurry and sometimes better, its really annoying. How can i fix this?
That’s interesting, usually most only everything on GoPro is in focus. Is the outside overexposed (very bright)? Make sure the lens is clean as well.
Awesome !
Hi,
Just wondering what camera you yous for the vloging parts?
Thanks
witch go pro you have
At time of filming, GoPro Hero 5 Black
Ahhhh yess
Great video champ thanks ! You get a subscribe for that.
Thanks a lot:)
nice! it wont look like im driving in heaven anymore! One thing i noticed your iso limit is 400. my session is preset to 1600. whats that even mean
ISO will make your video “brighter” at the expense increasing noise (that colorful static you can see on the video) thereby lowering the image quality. If you’re doing a night event, then go ahead and bump that ISO up, but during a day event you can achieve the best quality results by keeping the ISO set as low as possible. You can keep it at 800.
Rad thanks teddy!
ISO is the sensitivity of the sensor. The higher the ISO number the more sensitive to light it is. Great for low lighting but will decrease image quality from noise. Lower ISO you get really good quality video but make sure you have a lot of light. Same works for old film but they're done in ASA rating.
Great common sense video. That is what I have been looking for.
Thank you
just connect the gopro to the 12v or to a powerbank.
what kinda gimbal do you guys use and or recommend?? cheers !
I use a Feiyu Tech G4 with my Hero3 for my main in-car camera. Check out some of my in-car footage for examples.
If you just care about where to place them video starts @ 5:40
Does anyone have ideas for gps or how To run it and hide it in a c180 (coupe 2018) for car hijacking reasons
so nice💯💯💯💯💯
You guys releasing stickers again? pls
Yes! We are still working on the website! Check back soon!
does any one know how can i turn video left and right like an eye? for example in 00:14 to 00:17 as soon as he starts to drift footage turns to right.
What I usually do to get the best possible video is FMAY
True
he is drifting too in the video :)
video starts at 5:16
Rule number 1.- Consume
Thank you 🙏
Any recommendations for audio quality?
The GoPro can offer some pretty crappy quality audio, we’ll be making a video about that as well. Most of our videos use the in-cam audio but when we have the time we do sometimes use an external recorder and shotgun microphone. What you can see attached to the roll bar next to the camera is a special stereo mic we are going to be testing out so we will report on that when we get some results!
sweet...after i start my first gopro vid i forget to turn off lol
Yes that’s a big one! Remember to turn your camera off between runs! Your footage will be much more organized and easy to view at home!
Mooooorrrrre!
More tips and tricks video? What did you think?
What' video editors every one uses
24 frames? probably doesn't run minecraft then
handsome facial hair
Turning into a bum
but teddy, i don't have a center console
Hmmm sounds like it’s time to put your full interior back in 🤔
Just kidding! Maybe get a little velcro pouch you can store a few things in! I’ve seen some Formula Drift drivers with them in their cars to hang onto small items.
ok, I threw it in a dumpster about 7 years ago. want to go diving with me?
Never know what else you could find in there!
Put the camera in the top is really ez u need a expensive car
ya know...I hate on this guy...but....he's growing on me lol
Uh... thanks?
This whole video was an ad 😢
420 views blaze that smash button
*cue trap horns*
Don't need to cue something that never stops!!
Gud video btw, very helpful
1080p at 24 fps lmfao
Good tips! I subbed. Check out my car content if you get a chance. Go Pro and Alpha 6300 are my cameras.
came here for angles not ur voice/explanation, newaz....
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