Of course it takes some time. And when you add things like charging cable for the watch that is attached to handlebars, power pack for the visor heater, all the lights, earphones and the heart rate sensor, it really takes time and everything need to be ready when waking up on the morning. If something is missing it takes a lot of time. Or you have to go to poop after all the clothes are on :) Usually I ride 1,5 - 3 hours, so the rides are relatively long and it's worth of doing all those preparations.
As you may have noticed, there are some clips from the fork in the beginning of the ride part. But the power pack, where the gopro was connected, died in about 30 mins and of course the camera after that. The Insta was also connected to power pack, but the power pack was located in my backpack and I guess that's why it survived. Regarding the Insta, that was the first 16:9 video where I used it. I am not sure yet if I like it or not. At least the footage quality is crap which is a bit sad thing especially in this video. In 4k that would have been even more stunning. And Insta is not supporting waterproof USB pass through port at all unlike Gopro. But I have a feeling, that Gopro is planning to launch a consumer 360 camera that supports 4k. The reason for my suspicion is that they released a new Max Lens Mod 2.0 with Gopro 12 and it supports also 4k in Max Lens mode. I have also ordered that lens mod, but haven't got it yet. However I did read from somewhere that at least one user was disappointed of the quality of that new max lens mod. Of course that is also a bit subjective.
Thanks for asking! I just groomed our trails on ski-doo a couple of days ago. I published a short video of grooming a couple a weeks ago. Unfortunately just the grooming after grooming on the same sled would be quite boring, wasn't it? I have some thoughts of repairing some rust of the sled, but haven't managed to get time for that yet. Also the Vaellan light snowmobile test moved to the next season due the lack of testing equipment :(
Please check also my winter race video from last season: ua-cam.com/video/OQj9ABvp1Xw/v-deo.html
How long does it take you to put all the cloth on? For me it sometimes does not feels like it's worth it if the ride is short. 😅
Of course it takes some time. And when you add things like charging cable for the watch that is attached to handlebars, power pack for the visor heater, all the lights, earphones and the heart rate sensor, it really takes time and everything need to be ready when waking up on the morning. If something is missing it takes a lot of time. Or you have to go to poop after all the clothes are on :) Usually I ride 1,5 - 3 hours, so the rides are relatively long and it's worth of doing all those preparations.
GoPro is no pro :-) It's got to be Insta which is still working, right?
As you may have noticed, there are some clips from the fork in the beginning of the ride part. But the power pack, where the gopro was connected, died in about 30 mins and of course the camera after that. The Insta was also connected to power pack, but the power pack was located in my backpack and I guess that's why it survived. Regarding the Insta, that was the first 16:9 video where I used it. I am not sure yet if I like it or not. At least the footage quality is crap which is a bit sad thing especially in this video. In 4k that would have been even more stunning. And Insta is not supporting waterproof USB pass through port at all unlike Gopro.
But I have a feeling, that Gopro is planning to launch a consumer 360 camera that supports 4k. The reason for my suspicion is that they released a new Max Lens Mod 2.0 with Gopro 12 and it supports also 4k in Max Lens mode. I have also ordered that lens mod, but haven't got it yet. However I did read from somewhere that at least one user was disappointed of the quality of that new max lens mod. Of course that is also a bit subjective.
where is your snowmobile?
Thanks for asking! I just groomed our trails on ski-doo a couple of days ago. I published a short video of grooming a couple a weeks ago. Unfortunately just the grooming after grooming on the same sled would be quite boring, wasn't it? I have some thoughts of repairing some rust of the sled, but haven't managed to get time for that yet. Also the Vaellan light snowmobile test moved to the next season due the lack of testing equipment :(