I'd say you've just about got your cameras and audio dialed in. Yes your visor cam could be up just a smidge. You want the forward facing camera pointed at a spot in the road where our eyes would be looking while riding. As far as the audio and commentary goes, the Tuareg and T7 soundtrack could just about keep me engaged in a video soley, but not quite. Your thoughts about the bike, the route, or just random thoughts and plans certainly keep the video interesting. Thanks for all your hard work, and taking us along. Ride on friend.
The camera needs to be just a wee bit higher, might not be able to catch your handlebars, but it makes it more interesting to see the road ahead. Otherwise, sound is great, good balance, and I do like to see both cameras, good idea. Been watching some of your vids from the beginning. Glad to see you're past your resistance to be seen or heard, good discussion on that here, and people want to hear your thoughts, it's why we watch anyone. You are just being your natural "you" and I enjoy and encourage you. Keep the faith and keep it up. Thanks for keeping us up on the Tuareg, and especially all the things you do to your Tuareg. Every "creator" counts, lol.
Hey Todd, thanks for giving me feedback. I tried a different setup based on your suggestion, but still not perfect. I just posted that video. I'm realizing it's hard to get the angle right cause I verify the perspective while sitting on the bike through my app on my phone, but I must sit differently when actually riding. Anyways, a work in progress...
@@ocdmoto LOL, I thought about that problem. It's a challenge to GoPro to come up w/ a watch app or a little viewer you can attach to anything, handlebars, top edge of windscreen, whatever, to give you an anytime heads up. I've always wondered how everybody handles this challenge. Anyway, good luck, I've checked in from time to time to see how you're fairing w/ it all, and nice to see the progress from this side. Above all have fun.........
Hey man regarding 02:30, assuming you mean investing money in a software. I don't know what software you are currently using, but I use davinci resolve. I use the free version and it has everything you need. Very simple interface, light on its feet when it comes to hardware needs and the free version has almost everything. I use it since 1,5 years for all videos on my channel.
I'd say you've just about got your cameras and audio dialed in. Yes your visor cam could be up just a smidge. You want the forward facing
camera pointed at a spot in the road where our eyes would be looking while riding. As far as the audio and commentary goes, the Tuareg
and T7 soundtrack could just about keep me engaged in a video soley, but not quite. Your thoughts about the bike, the route, or just random
thoughts and plans certainly keep the video interesting. Thanks for all your hard work, and taking us along. Ride on friend.
Thanks man. I'm working on another perspective that might be a little better for the camera looking back. Stay tuned.
The camera needs to be just a wee bit higher, might not be able to catch your handlebars, but it makes it more interesting to see the road ahead. Otherwise, sound is great, good balance, and I do like to see both cameras, good idea. Been watching some of your vids from the beginning. Glad to see you're past your resistance to be seen or heard, good discussion on that here, and people want to hear your thoughts, it's why we watch anyone. You are just being your natural "you" and I enjoy and encourage you. Keep the faith and keep it up. Thanks for keeping us up on the Tuareg, and especially all the things you do to your Tuareg. Every "creator" counts, lol.
Hey Todd, thanks for giving me feedback. I tried a different setup based on your suggestion, but still not perfect. I just posted that video. I'm realizing it's hard to get the angle right cause I verify the perspective while sitting on the bike through my app on my phone, but I must sit differently when actually riding. Anyways, a work in progress...
@@ocdmoto LOL, I thought about that problem. It's a challenge to GoPro to come up w/ a watch app or a little viewer you can attach to anything, handlebars, top edge of windscreen, whatever, to give you an anytime heads up. I've always wondered how everybody handles this challenge. Anyway, good luck, I've checked in from time to time to see how you're fairing w/ it all, and nice to see the progress from this side. Above all have fun.........
Hey man regarding 02:30, assuming you mean investing money in a software. I don't know what software you are currently using, but I use davinci resolve. I use the free version and it has everything you need. Very simple interface, light on its feet when it comes to hardware needs and the free version has almost everything. I use it since 1,5 years for all videos on my channel.
Thanks dude, I’ll check it out later today. You have videos on UA-cam? Link?
@@ocdmoto I am on a different niche though. My channel name is SIMTRIBE. youtube.com/@SIMTRIBE
That's awesome, you should check out my other channel called "OCD 928"