What I use to make my videos - Hardware and Software

What I use to make my videos - The Hardware and Software needed.
An overview of the cameras I use, the mounts I put them in and on, and then the Software programs to produce a video.
Now, I know it's overkill, I have way too much and spend too much time editing, but I try to do the best videos I can.
I'm still learning, but I feel each video is better produced than the last one.
It takes so long to produce a video I thought I'd share a bit of my "goings ons"
00:00 - Start
00:12 - Intro
00:20 - Media Mounts
00:52 - Wireless Mic
01:22 - 360 Cameras
02:10 - Spare cards and Batteries
02:23 - Phone
03:07 - Mounts
04:06 - Shoulder and Chest Mounts
05:14 - Mirror Stem Mount
05:38 - Low Side Mount
05:51 - Helmet Mount
06:25 - Rear Mount
06:38 - Quadlock
06:47 - Scooter set up
07:29 - Software Applications
07:45 - VLC Player
08:29 - Paint Shop Pro
09:33 - GoPro Player for 360
11:14 - Telemetry Overlay
13:46 - Davinci Resolve
18:30 - Time it takes
21:10 - Outro

[@dazwest2650]

That was a real eye opener into the kit and time that is needed to be a TH-cam creator... good work Tony 👍

[@TonysGarage_UK]

Cheers... I thought I'd try and give an insight 😆

[@billymoffat4744]

That's a cracking set up mate i appreciate how much time and effort it takes you to get a video up, so a massive thumbs up from me your doing a sterling job atvb mate from Scotland KTF

[@TonysGarage_UK]

Thanks for that, appreciate it.

[@pitstopkrew]

Hold crap Tony, I thought I was bad!!! you are a one man film crew!!!! nice to see your setup... I agree with you about the 360 cameras quality wise but I think the tradeoff for multiple angles and panning with one camera is worth it. I have the insta360 X3 and love it, I use it for all my rideout videos and the software is very good, simple and easy to use for reframing shots. I have a gopro session on my lid too for another angle and using them all together works well. I use VN editor on the ipad to edit and add music and its pretty decent. I bought some mini wind muffs too which make a difference, its nice to hear the engine noises with the wind ruining the audio, not perfect but better. The one thing I learned is to ditch the plastic mounts and use metal ones, almost lost my camera when a plastic one snapped, blessed that it fell into my lap and then the floor and I was able to step on it until I stopped. I have a few mounts around the scoot for different angles to keep the vids interesting. Check out my channel, keep up the good work, love your vids.

[@TonysGarage_UK]

I'm learning all the time... like the idea of metal mounts though.
The 360 footage, I've recently found out, is due to youtube compressing the video so much. Now I manually set a very high bit rate, and that helps.
I'll check your channel! Cheers 🍻