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13 Jun 2022
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I agree with most of what you say. But, for the needs of the person who asked for the recommendation, I think this camera would be a really great option. It is a shame that the sound isn't better. This is an issue with most cameras, especially action cameras - albeit a tad bit more with the Insta360. I personally think that a separate mic, preferably connected to a separate recording device or second camera is the only way to go for s good production.
It is s shame that it is not 4k, but it is still pretty darn good for what most if us are used to watching on YouTube. This is one of the reasons I recommend a GoPro as a second camera. Also, two cameras, each which can have different types of microphones connected to them gives s lot of options for recording sound. One example could be that took want to record video of someone speaking ways away, or to capture B roll simultaneously with recording sound and video on s second camera.
One issue that many has experienced with the last GoPro models is that they can be unreliable. Also, the editing process on the Insta360 are by many considered superior in easyfriendlyness in comparison to the GoPro. When it comes to 360 editing, the Insta is in a league on its own.
That much said, you can't really go wrong with a GoPro. A good action camera and a good phone, and you have covered many bases.
Get a decent system camera with a couple of lenses, a drone, an ok light for vlogging on the go, a tripod, a selfie stick, a sound recorder and a lavalier, and you are getting serious.
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28 Jan 2023
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I wonder if you managed to do the trip and record that properly.
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Long time since the last post:
I would recommend the DJI Osmo 5 camera with the DJI mic Mini. Wirelessly connects to the camera and are tiny enough to fit inside the helmet.
If on a short trip, less than 2-3 weeks, don't bother bringing a laptop with you. Purchase 2-3 512GB SD cards. You can also minimize storage use by creating signals on video.
Say, you've been recording for a while, but nothing really interesting has popped up. So, cover the camera lens with your hand for a few seconds...then turn it off. You can review your footage at lunch or at the end of the day, and look for each clip where you put your hand over the lens...then delete it.
You can create other hand gestures also to indicate a highlight. Say: Hold 2 fingers up for a few seconds to indicate something just happened slightly before. This will help you with editing.
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Originally Posted by chris
Check HU FB as to the number likes people don't get sharing their videos compared to a nice picture or 2 with an interesting/ personal description.
Being male and 59, you lack certain attributes to become the next viral internet sensation, again only my personal opinion, should you have aspirations in that regard
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These two made me giggle.
Firstly, I thought HU FB was solely dedicated and filled with people hocking their videos, and secondly, my wife and I play a game of spot the b00b on any of the “adventure” videos with the young girl and guy.
Scroll through to see “most viewed” and their it is
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