I have an Insta360 One R that I'm playing around with. There are a number of ways to carry and/or mount it, and I'm running through them, but I thought I'd ask for general opinions on what works best for people. Options are:
Handlebar mount: above or below or forward of handlebar Front fork mount helmet mount (top or side) Chest mount backpack strap mount wrist mount Weird pole sticking up from waist strap mount.
Any obvious winners or losers? The issue I'm seeing with my videos so far is that because the camera has this (admittedly pretty damned good) stabilization, the video feels a lot like a village stroll. Even sharp inclines seem muted. Chest mounts at least snow the handlebars bouncing all over the place, which creates a bit of realism.
Backpack shoulder strap is ok but I get a lot of body in the shot.
Chest mount is better, at least it's more symmetrical, but there's still a lot of arms, legs pumping up and down, and occasional head dipping. I may be able to remove some of that by clipping the scene appropriately. Next item on my agenda.
Helmet mount bites. The visor blocks a lot of the action. I'm getting a mount extender, though, and hopefully dangling the camera farther forward will take care of that.
Update: I've figured out how to change the framing so that my arms are almost completely out of frame. Chest mount is looking way better right now. I still have to try helmet mount with an extender.