This camera is aweseom. I have used it with a tiny handheld stick way back when I got the original go. I have only used the app vs the desk top editor. cool video, great camera
Beautiful video Mitch! After watching this, I'm quite convinced to buy this cam. This is gonna be quite an improvement over my current one. This will be amazing for POV photography videos 🥸.
Another great video. I’d be keen to get your take on the insta360 ‘Back Bar’ waist accessory. Maybe see if your buddy Sam can organise it - would be good to compare the camera angles using the Back Bar to those you captured on the ONE X2 in the previous video. Cheers
I used the free, Garmin VIRB software. It bakes the GPS and power data from my Wahoo head unit into the video from the GO2 (on the computer, after recording). I don’t believe the GO2 has GPS.
Hey Mitch! I know you make cycling videos now, but I spent about an hour and a half looking for your printing videos on youtube. They were really well made and informative. It there any way to access them now? I think I've seen them more than a year ago, and now I finally got to a point in my photography, where I want to print my images big. Can you help me out?
i have this camera.. very grainy and smudgy in low light.. looking like it was recorded using an old smartphone. cant get rid of it in post.. i usually ride late afternoon or night and imo this is not the right camera for me. idk if there is a setting to make the video look better during night rides. i just set everything to the highest (1440p 50fps flowstate stabilization on and highest bit rate) and not impressed with the outcome
Oh that’s a bummer to hear. I haven’t tried it at night yet, but you might want to try 24fps. I’m theory, the slower frame rate (compared to 50fps) would allow for an extra stop of brightness, which would be super useful in low light.
Nice video... I'm looking at supplementing my One X 2 - which I wear on top of my helmet for gravel riding. And I get great footage. The Go 2 is where I am looking, cause I'm wanting to capture my garmin screen for building into the videos I make... (60K/h down a gravel trail makes for interesting viewing but even better if I had real time speed and elevation data) Can you tell me how you did the speed dial data on the video.. Is that a Resolve add-in or is it sourced from a device.. Thanks in advance
thanks for watching! If you’re already familiar with the One X2, you’ll feel right at home with this one. It uses the same software to process the footage. The on-screen data comes from my Wahoo bike computer, and is processed using Garmin’s VIRB software. Basically, it takes the .gpx file from my ride and let’s me sync up the gps data with the video footage. They have a bunch of dials you can choose, ranging from speed, to heartate and more. I export a .png sequence w the data burned in and lay it over the original video in Resolve. Hope that makes sense 😜 there are a bunch of good Garmin VIRB video tutorials that will explain it much better, I’m sure. Cheers!
I used Garmin VIRB, it’s a free software that lets you show your power data on your videos. I think it’s the same software 99% of cycling TH-camrs use. Hope that helps!
Mirror or Camera. Not suitable on helmet. You want the view to be steady, controlled rather than like a sting video with lot of "noise". Unless you are camping hiking or mining.
@@MitchBoyer By noise I meant a lot of shakes, coming from just looking back and forth, for traffic behind, watching for pedestrians etc. Quite the opposite for flash light which needs to point at where you see. The video can get a bit nauseating sometimes.
Nice vid mate, agree on all your points. Although I haven't used the helmet mount yet. On your advice, I think I'll give that attachment a miss.
Thanks, Cam! Yeah, I’m still trying to find the ideal mount. It’s so light-it’ll be perfect if I can find a spot that works.
Congrats on the PR and the wedding. 🍀
This camera is aweseom. I have used it with a tiny handheld stick way back when I got the original go. I have only used the app vs the desk top editor. cool video, great camera
Beautiful video Mitch!
After watching this, I'm quite convinced to buy this cam. This is gonna be quite an improvement over my current one. This will be amazing for POV photography videos 🥸.
Thanks for watching!
What are you using to get the Speed/HR/location widgets on the video?
Another great video. I’d be keen to get your take on the insta360 ‘Back Bar’ waist accessory. Maybe see if your buddy Sam can organise it - would be good to compare the camera angles using the Back Bar to those you captured on the ONE X2 in the previous video. Cheers
Thanks, dude! That back bar looks a bit too intrusive for my preferences while riding, but lemme know how it works if you pick one up ✌️
so good!! Cute camera but cuter guy 🥰🥰
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thanks for the video, it's great, i'm tempted to buy this camera, my only fear is the sweat on the jersey which could damage the case...
That's a valid concern. So far, I havent had only problems, although I've only had it for a few weeks, so take that with a grain of salt.
Just come across your channel. Great content 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks, Ian!
Is the go2 gps enabled? Or u using your own gps software to overlay the stats? Mind sharing how u do the gps stats? Thanks in advabcec
I used the free, Garmin VIRB software. It bakes the GPS and power data from my Wahoo head unit into the video from the GO2 (on the computer, after recording). I don’t believe the GO2 has GPS.
You never mentioned how put it on your helmet higher as you promised !
How do you synch with your data if therer is no GPS data?
I used my Wahoo bike computer for GPS and synced it with the camera footage using the Garmin Virb app
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How is it now? I heard over heating is a problem?
I haven’t had any problems with overheating. Busy I do wish the batter lasted longer. I get about 30 mins of recording out of a single charge
Hey Mitch!
I know you make cycling videos now, but I spent about an hour and a half looking for your printing videos on youtube. They were really well made and informative. It there any way to access them now? I think I've seen them more than a year ago, and now I finally got to a point in my photography, where I want to print my images big. Can you help me out?
found them! :) thanks, and keep up the good work here!
Thanks for watching, hope they still help a bit :)
@@MitchBoyer they helped a ton. I will come back again and again to learn more about printing and to use your tips!
i have this camera.. very grainy and smudgy in low light.. looking like it was recorded using an old smartphone. cant get rid of it in post.. i usually ride late afternoon or night and imo this is not the right camera for me. idk if there is a setting to make the video look better during night rides. i just set everything to the highest (1440p 50fps flowstate stabilization on and highest bit rate) and not impressed with the outcome
Oh that’s a bummer to hear. I haven’t tried it at night yet, but you might want to try 24fps. I’m theory, the slower frame rate (compared to 50fps) would allow for an extra stop of brightness, which would be super useful in low light.
How did you get the GPS map on your video
Garmin makes an app called, "VIRB." I just watched a bunch of TH-cam tutorials 😅
Nice video... I'm looking at supplementing my One X 2 - which I wear on top of my helmet for gravel riding. And I get great footage. The Go 2 is where I am looking, cause I'm wanting to capture my garmin screen for building into the videos I make... (60K/h down a gravel trail makes for interesting viewing but even better if I had real time speed and elevation data) Can you tell me how you did the speed dial data on the video.. Is that a Resolve add-in or is it sourced from a device.. Thanks in advance
thanks for watching! If you’re already familiar with the One X2, you’ll feel right at home with this one. It uses the same software to process the footage.
The on-screen data comes from my Wahoo bike computer, and is processed using Garmin’s VIRB software. Basically, it takes the .gpx file from my ride and let’s me sync up the gps data with the video footage. They have a bunch of dials you can choose, ranging from speed, to heartate and more. I export a .png sequence w the data burned in and lay it over the original video in Resolve.
Hope that makes sense 😜 there are a bunch of good Garmin VIRB video tutorials that will explain it much better, I’m sure. Cheers!
@@MitchBoyer Thanks heaps... didn't know about virb.... but I'll check it out.. good riding!
Hi do you have footage of the X2 on your helmet? I'm looking for a good solution during gravel rides. I broke my X2 on the handlebar during a ride.
@@19ab59 I use a GoPro style helmet mount. It has straps that you can put through the air slots in your helmet
Thanks but no footage? I'm curious how it looks @@GravelRat
how to you embedded data into the video?
I used Garmin VIRB, it’s a free software that lets you show your power data on your videos. I think it’s the same software 99% of cycling TH-camrs use. Hope that helps!
Yes i used garmin virb as well but how come your gauges seems nice😅
@@crazeecat oh, I just messed with the color settings and sizes a bit :) spent way too much time adjusting the settings 😅
Mirror or Camera. Not suitable on helmet. You want the view to be steady, controlled rather than like a sting video with lot of "noise". Unless you are camping hiking or mining.
Totally agree-I learned that lesson about halfway through the video 😅. Don’t wanna block your view!
@@MitchBoyer By noise I meant a lot of shakes, coming from just looking back and forth, for traffic behind, watching for pedestrians etc. Quite the opposite for flash light which needs to point at where you see. The video can get a bit nauseating sometimes.