03-22-2019, 03:59 AM
It may be a good idea to have a look at YT, find a video you like and ask the maker how he did his video and what he used, generally you get a streamlined response from a successful source.
Personally i use a camera with image stabilization below the visor on my helmet, it greatly reduces camera shake but is not good at audio, the camera has one visible button on the top with an led that shows me if it is recording and i can operate this with gloves on.
The advantage over other positions is that you can direct the camera and compensate for the lean angle as you see fit.
There is also a learning curve as you find how things work best and generally improve the result, it usually takes time and sometimes you get a pleasant surprise as shots work out better than expected, the camera sees things different that you do, i have no experience with it but i think the latest go-pro works well looking at some test results, however don't buy anything before you can predict the result that you want.
Editing on a phone is something i would not think of, i have a fast laptop and it still takes time to render a 1080 video clip, again look what the guys use.
Personally i use a camera with image stabilization below the visor on my helmet, it greatly reduces camera shake but is not good at audio, the camera has one visible button on the top with an led that shows me if it is recording and i can operate this with gloves on.
The advantage over other positions is that you can direct the camera and compensate for the lean angle as you see fit.
There is also a learning curve as you find how things work best and generally improve the result, it usually takes time and sometimes you get a pleasant surprise as shots work out better than expected, the camera sees things different that you do, i have no experience with it but i think the latest go-pro works well looking at some test results, however don't buy anything before you can predict the result that you want.
Editing on a phone is something i would not think of, i have a fast laptop and it still takes time to render a 1080 video clip, again look what the guys use.