r/Motovlogging

Other than the AMAZING scenery, he really hits the head on the nail about travel and motorcycles. Just wanted to share to others!

Hey guys , here is my new video with my mission 1 ! THIS thing is a beast ! I love it !

I know these are a common question but I would like to know what experiences people have had with discrete cameras within their helmets.

I’ve seen some people using the Insta 360 in a small clip-in mount that sits at forehead level.

• Does this impact the comfort, in-helmet visor or space for sunglasses?
• Is the footage decent?
• Are there better alternatives?

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I can't recommend this enough - the ability we have to jump on a bike, zip off and have some personal down time and still be in work in the morning is worth its weight in gold! One night, one bag, one steak, one beer!

Hey all, I’m not an A/V guy but I’m baffled by the whole mic setup for motovlogging. It seems any helmet mic needs to connect to either a camera or wirelessly to your phone.
But if I have my phone plugged into a charger and on my dash, is my only option to connect a mic directly to a camera?
Context: I have an old GoPro Max that I would put somewhere on my bike, and an insta go3 that I would put on my helmet. At any given moment, I might choose to record from one of them. I don’t want my mic connected to any camera, I just want to record audio and have it stored either internally or to some other receiver device, and then align audio and various videos later in post.
Is this not possible? For example if I buy a DJI Mic Mini or similar, what are my options?

I’m not trying to be a pro vlogger or anything, I just want to make one video for selling my bike.
Thank you!

Anyone know how camera ops manage to stay on the back of the motos during very fast and technical descents while (often) standing up and operating the camera? They're not holding on to the driver as a regular passenger would so how does one not come flying off during hard braking into sharp corners etc? Any fancy mods on the bikes or what?