Thanks for your honest review. I have watched a couple of moto vloggers with this setup now and thanks to you I am sold on them. Keep up the good work. 🏍👍
very kind of you but in the end once you have some decent kit its what you make with it, that's a bigger challenge. Do think the wireless microphones are great for filming outside and perhaps interviews or duel rides.
You are welcome, love the camera and by the way I bought this camera with my own money unlike many vloggers given stuff to review. Most of the recent content on this channel is filmed with the Insta
This is how me and Mrs Rider Guider are experimenting with our audio. The dual set up is working well, apart from mine picking up lots of engine noise on the T7.
Thank you for sharing. The audio on your set up is muffled. I have the same set up. I am getting muffled audio too. I hope Insta360 can fix the audio issue with new firmware update.
@@fredzuccarelli Sorry Fred, not done one yet. We keep experimenting but our helmets have room to still allow both the Hamo microphone and Rode sender to sit inside the chin which we sometimes do. Other times we pass the Hamo microphone lead through the chin curtain and temporary afix the Rode unit to the front outside of the helmet using gorilla tape through the back clip of the road. All of our recent Scotland tour rides have been recorded using this system if you wanted to check audio quality.
I've not to be honest. I have to raise the volume considerably in the edit compared to what comes out of the Gopro and I don't think the audio quality of the insta is quite as good as Gopro. I may well try the setting lower and see if it sounds better. I've filmed all of a recent Scotland tour using this camera mounted on the helmet (in single lens mode) and the Rode Wireless Go2 for the duel feed audio to the Insta. Reasonably happy with the sound compared to wind noise when riding I'm a follower of your channel 👍👍 I should say I now connect my usual chin microphone into the Rode unit which gives better audio when riding with the wind noise.
We have a few sets of the Rhode Go2 but never imagined the mic tablet would fit inside a helmet. Now you've got me intrigued :) My Hero7 is getting a bit old now so maybe time to get myself a 360 and copy your set up, I'm not ashamed to admit lol
Copy away 🤣🤣 First time I've tried the Rode microphones, very impressed. Just need to try two out on the bikes and see how far we get apart before we lose one audio
@@Banditmanuk Can you pair two Rhode mic tablets to one receiver? I've always mounted both receivers on my GoPro Ulanzi case with an 2 into 1 audio cable splitter into the GoPro mic adapter.
@@HepcatHarley Yes we have the Rode wireless Go 2 these latest ones certainly do. You can either record both microphones individually so you can alter each person's levels or use on combined so two microphones both go to one audio track on the base station and that is what you hear on the camera you are recording on. The Rode units themselves also record so if you have a camera problem you don't loose everything recorded... sort of a back up.
Nice one Richard, that works really well. I'd love to see how the mic is set up in the helmet if you have any pics for Facebook or whatever. I def want to see how you get on using 2 mics on 2 bikes too.
I just used a short bit of Gorilla tape through the lapel clip and stuck it to the inner chin of the helmet with the dead cat of the Rode facing down and just up to the cheek inner pad. I'm thinking of using the regular mic (the Hamo you recommend) plugged into the jack point on the Rode unit to allow me better to play with the microphone position. Thought I got more wind noise on this test, but it was just a test. Definitely interesting though as it's easy just to hand one of these units to a non film making riding buddy to get some duel audio. Will get a pic of the position later for you.
Just came across your review. Thanks I currently using the EVO 10C but I’m moving on from that set up. I have a One X2 and Hero 7. I’m going your set up. Any pics of the rode in the helmet?
Hi thanks for watching. Not sure I have any more pictures than currently shown but hopefully will do an update vid soon. All our vids including the latest tour are filmed using this set up. We really like it.
-15 dB with insta 360onex2 but it's a little trial and error. Better to have it too quiet rather than blown out and distorted by wind noise. You can raise the audio back up in the edit.
Wow! Superb setup mate. Only a little wind noise at speed. I might have to change my setup for next season. It's too bloody hot to ride here. We're seeing temperatures in the high 40's.
Nice to hear from you. Yes wasn't completely happy with the wind noise but it was a good first test and I think I can improve the sound. I'm definitely a fan of the 360 cameras for the views they can give. Wow 40c! Us Brits have been moaning because it got up to 28C here last week.
I do really like the camera for what the 360 gives you compared to normal cameras. Filming everything in 360 just takes up too much time in the edit and we've done some filming on the single lens with reasonable success although in some shots it's almost over steady and unrealistic if that makes sense. The tour vid I'm currently editing I've filmed mostly on my Hero 7 with the Insta as B roll but will continue to experiment. Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks for watching. Since this was made, we've used an additional in helmet microphone plugged into the Rode sender for better audio quality. My wife and I use it to record all our joint vlogs, range is good and the camera useful as a 360 and single lens camera. Rode wireless go2 microphones are useful anyway if you make films and vids. Safe riding and best wishes from England
@@Banditmanuk My husband and I also use the Rode Wireless GOII mic, (that is until he lost his transmitter 😞). I've been using it with the GoPro 10 but have just purchased the Insta x3 and am excited to learn about it. Especially editing! Are you using the Insta studio app to edit?
@@AmenCornerRider I hope you suitably reprimanded your husband for loosing his transmitter! Yes I use the Insta Studio on my PC. I simply remove the memory card from the camera and copy the files over onto the hard drive. If you've filmed in 360 your camera will give you two very similar files for each film. Your insta software will need access to both in order to create the 360 movie. (its the image from both lenses) If you use more advanced software to do your general editing like Adobe Premiere Pro, you can set the 360 view within the edit and not use Insta Studio. Can all be done on a smart phone but less well in my opinion. Best of luck, Richard.
@@Banditmanuk Thank you Richard, very much appreciated. I actually use Final Cut Pro to edit my vids but heard this will not work with Final Cut. Have you heard that?
@AmenCornerRider Sorry, but I only know my software Adobe Premiere Elements which doesn't. Just means if you want your 360 footage in sync with say a helmet cam for a vlog, you've got to set the view on all the raw footage in the Insta app/studio and then import that file into Final Cut. Sort of time consuming. I tend not to record long 360 files for that reason. If it can be done in one edit, you only edit what you actually use. Remember your camera will also record great stabalised single lens vid and we use our X2 alot for that.
Ah so in this set up you have the actual transmitter inside the helmet? I thought you were using a lav mic connected to the transmitter in your pocket, that's how I worked it untill my receiver flew off the fold shoe mount that is. Slightly more wind interference/peaking with your method, I have a deadcat and find open vents or visor can distort. For others watching after loosing the receiver I replaced the Rode with the Synco G2 A2 wireless system at much less cost. They supply all connecting cables plus two lav mics, however the supplied mics gain level is on the hot side and any wind noise at all causes bad peaking even at the low gain setting. I did however find a solution using a Sony Lav mic which actually required gain at level three but comes through clear. I have videos up where my wife is pillion, I'm using the Sony whilst she's using the Synco Lav, you can clearly hear her mic peaking as wind increases at higher speeds. For those on a budget its a cheaper solution.
@@Banditmanuk Thanks for the link, I've already watched that video and commented, somehow I'm playing catch up with this one. It's a great set up, I've been using it myself for a few months now. The only issue I'm now having is I need a touring screen or a screen extender on the ZZR. I recently did a run in up to the 600 mile service review including beginning to unleash the beast. The amount of turbulent air round my helmet and shoulders at speed is overwhelming the audio, which is such a shame as the helmet mics are doing a good job of capturing the exhaust note at slightly more subdued mph.
@@michaellilley6725 Screens over the years have caused so much noise and turbulence I've found I'm happier with no screen. Still manage distance and tours. As a tall person I've never found anything totally suitable.
@@Banditmanuk Sadly screenlessness isn't a very attractive option on either the FZ1-S Custom or the ZZR 1400. I had the same issue with the FZ1-S and bought a touring screen which helped raise the wind blast but not enough to go over my head. After only a couple of days that screen developed like a stress cracking on the most curved part, a few days later they appeared like centipedes in other areas. It was quite hot at the time and the bike was under a cover, perhaps heat stress? I've never got in touch with the supplier but will do as I'll have to change it again. Zero gravity do a touring screen which another vlogger praises, the extensions seem to work for others but do detract from the looks somewhat, also some of them are twice the price of a full screen 🤔 Thanks again for your helpfulness 👍
How much did this set up cost. Looking to get a 360 etc. Cheers. Oh one more thing can you download footage on to phone or do you need laptop or PC. Cheers again.
The Insta 360 one x2 was around £360.00 although there's now the updated one X3 out now. Then there's the Rode wireless Microphones at about £250.00. Then there's the Alonzi mount at about £20.00 and a couple of cheap Hamo Voip microphones that mount in the helmet chin at about £7.00 each. I believe you can download the footage onto your phone but I've always just took the micro SD card out the camera and downloaded direct to the PC where I use the Insta Studio app (free) to set the view and edit. You can edit directly in some pro editing packages like Adobe Premier Pro. We mostly use this set up to just record audio and secondary B roll. We now use two DJI Action 3 cameras as our main cameras as we can record in 4K 60fps with great stability. After so much reliability problems with various Gopros, we sold all ours and refuse to buy any more.
Interesting video, have you ever watched any Peak Biker videos he uses a 360 degree camera mounted on the top of his helmet and if you watch his videos on a smart tv you can actually rotate the picture through 360 degrees and see all the countryside that he’s riding through.
Will check out his vids. I'm aware I can upload that sort of vid but I think I pick the views that tell a story hopefully. On the Banditmanuk Facebook page you will find quite a few 360 photos that you can pick your view and I'm keener on those than the 360 viewer selected view vids. Thanks for watching
The Rode wireless go2 surprised us at how good it is. Think for anyone like yourself who makes vids it would be a great addition. Made in Australia as well. Will definitely use it filming outside and when talking to others is so easy to just clip a microphone on their collar. Thanks for watching
I thought it sounded fantastic whilst you were stationary, but once you got over about 40 the wind noise was more intrusive than your normal videos i thought. Perhaps it needs more dead cat wind suppression and then it would be a super set up! Cheers.
Yep I thought the same. It's easy just to plug my regular helmet microphone into the jack point on the Rode unit and still be wireless. That's the next thing to try. Really appreciate the feedback as want to get it right when we are on tour. Cheers
@@Banditmanuk Sounds like a perfect solution, I hope it works out well for you. I felt I had to be honest because I enjoy listening to your chats with Carol whilst you are out and about, and I didn't think it was up to your normal standard once you got moving on the bike. All the best.
About a week and a half. Did come via Air mail from China I think. Works really well and check in the delivery box as the short 3.5 mm cable is tucked in there with the bracket
What kind of battery life do you get out of this setup? My rides tend to be over 3 hours. I'm concerned that I'd need to have the setup plugged in somehow if I were to try it.
I probably get twice as long as a Gopro with the Insta 360 One X2 higher capacity battery. It still won't make 3 hours though. I've simply bought 2 spare batteries from Insta, they are slightly lower capacity but still last longer than Gopro. I would estimate 90 mins.
Hoping it just adds to making better quality vids in the future. No one notices when audio and vid quality is good but folks notice when it's bad. Think the Rode microphones are going to be very useful
When we were connecting up the plastic joins after the trencher had been we often found where we had cut through the old clay drains, most were still running water doing what they were designed to do and probably laid 50 years or so previously
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Thanks for your honest review. I have watched a couple of moto vloggers with this setup now and thanks to you I am sold on them. Keep up the good work. 🏍👍
Thanks for the feedback and for watching the channel. Appreciate it👍
It did a real good job I just ordered this set up to do the same thing you’re doing good luck on your logging.
We've been using the set up just today on our latest tour, still working great. Best of luck with the set up.👍
We definitely think alike! Already been working on sorting out this set up.
Think I get more road noise using the Rode microphone. May plug my usual mic into the Rode unit to try
All in all a good test of the 360. I was surprised and impressed by the distance test. 👍
Yep so was I! Think the Rode Wireless Go 2 system is amazing for how small it is and the clarity. Thanks for watching
I have to admit I’m a bit jealous of your setup. Just when I think you’ve perfected it, you come up with another improvement 👏🏻👍🏼🍻
very kind of you but in the end once you have some decent kit its what you make with it, that's a bigger challenge. Do think the wireless microphones are great for filming outside and perhaps interviews or duel rides.
@@Banditmanuk yes wireless has to be the way to go 👍🏼
Just the review that i need before buying the x2
You are welcome, love the camera and by the way I bought this camera with my own money unlike many vloggers given stuff to review. Most of the recent content on this channel is filmed with the Insta
This is how me and Mrs Rider Guider are experimenting with our audio. The dual set up is working well, apart from mine picking up lots of engine noise on the T7.
We are just trying to get to grips with all the tech before heading on tours. Nothing worse than having hours of unusable footage.
Great video review mate. Gonna get that Rode wireless mic too. Cheers!! 👍
Yep, they are great. Thanks for watching the video
Thank you for sharing. The audio on your set up is muffled. I have the same set up. I am getting muffled audio too. I hope Insta360 can fix the audio issue with new firmware update.
I achieved better results in later vids by using my regular Hamo microphone plugged into the Rode sender unit.
@@Banditmanuk nice set up!!!....did you by chance do a video of how you set up your hamo?
@@fredzuccarelli Sorry Fred, not done one yet. We keep experimenting but our helmets have room to still allow both the Hamo microphone and Rode sender to sit inside the chin which we sometimes do.
Other times we pass the Hamo microphone lead through the chin curtain and temporary afix the Rode unit to the front outside of the helmet using gorilla tape through the back clip of the road. All of our recent Scotland tour rides have been recorded using this system if you wanted to check audio quality.
I must catch up on your vids. Like this, and yes the MT-10 also bought the worst out of me too!!! : ) Awesome bike's!. Keep doing what your doing : )
Thanks, really appreciate the encouragement and kind words especially from a bigger channel like yourself.
@@Banditmanuk Were on the same level mate, unless you have more than 250k subs then we're the same size in my eyes.
Interesting setup. Have you tried it with mic gain one setting less if poss?
I've not to be honest. I have to raise the volume considerably in the edit compared to what comes out of the Gopro and I don't think the audio quality of the insta is quite as good as Gopro.
I may well try the setting lower and see if it sounds better.
I've filmed all of a recent Scotland tour using this camera mounted on the helmet (in single lens mode) and the Rode Wireless Go2 for the duel feed audio to the Insta. Reasonably happy with the sound compared to wind noise when riding
I'm a follower of your channel 👍👍
I should say I now connect my usual chin microphone into the Rode unit which gives better audio when riding with the wind noise.
We have a few sets of the Rhode Go2 but never imagined the mic tablet would fit inside a helmet. Now you've got me intrigued :) My Hero7 is getting a bit old now so maybe time to get myself a 360 and copy your set up, I'm not ashamed to admit lol
Copy away 🤣🤣 First time I've tried the Rode microphones, very impressed. Just need to try two out on the bikes and see how far we get apart before we lose one audio
@@Banditmanuk I'm just trying to get up off the floor after seeing the price of them 360's lol
@@Banditmanuk Can you pair two Rhode mic tablets to one receiver? I've always mounted both receivers on my GoPro Ulanzi case with an 2 into 1 audio cable splitter into the GoPro mic adapter.
@@HepcatHarley Yes we have the Rode wireless Go 2 these latest ones certainly do. You can either record both microphones individually so you can alter each person's levels or use on combined so two microphones both go to one audio track on the base station and that is what you hear on the camera you are recording on. The Rode units themselves also record so if you have a camera problem you don't loose everything recorded... sort of a back up.
@@Banditmanuk Well that's what I get for not reading the instructions lol
Nice one Richard, that works really well. I'd love to see how the mic is set up in the helmet if you have any pics for Facebook or whatever. I def want to see how you get on using 2 mics on 2 bikes too.
I just used a short bit of Gorilla tape through the lapel clip and stuck it to the inner chin of the helmet with the dead cat of the Rode facing down and just up to the cheek inner pad. I'm thinking of using the regular mic (the Hamo you recommend) plugged into the jack point on the Rode unit to allow me better to play with the microphone position. Thought I got more wind noise on this test, but it was just a test. Definitely interesting though as it's easy just to hand one of these units to a non film making riding buddy to get some duel audio.
Will get a pic of the position later for you.
Just came across your review. Thanks I currently using the EVO 10C but I’m moving on from that set up. I have a One X2 and Hero 7. I’m going your set up. Any pics of the rode in the helmet?
Hi thanks for watching. Not sure I have any more pictures than currently shown but hopefully will do an update vid soon.
All our vids including the latest tour are filmed using this set up. We really like it.
@@Banditmanuk thank you. However I started watching another video, and not sure any man likes to hear it’s Tiny. LOL
@@poppysadventures2020 😳😳
If u don't mind. What were the db settings for this ride. I just got my new rode mic, and i have the insta 360 x3 setup on my 2013 road glide cvo.
-15 dB with insta 360onex2 but it's a little trial and error. Better to have it too quiet rather than blown out and distorted by wind noise. You can raise the audio back up in the edit.
Wow! Superb setup mate. Only a little wind noise at speed. I might have to change my setup for next season. It's too bloody hot to ride here. We're seeing temperatures in the high 40's.
Nice to hear from you. Yes wasn't completely happy with the wind noise but it was a good first test and I think I can improve the sound. I'm definitely a fan of the 360 cameras for the views they can give.
Wow 40c! Us Brits have been moaning because it got up to 28C here last week.
Nice setup. Great camera angles just not a fan of the Insta360 video quality. It would be great for B-roll if one had the budget.
I do really like the camera for what the 360 gives you compared to normal cameras. Filming everything in 360 just takes up too much time in the edit and we've done some filming on the single lens with reasonable success although in some shots it's almost over steady and unrealistic if that makes sense.
The tour vid I'm currently editing I've filmed mostly on my Hero 7 with the Insta as B roll but will continue to experiment.
Thanks for watching and commenting
Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Thanks for watching. Since this was made, we've used an additional in helmet microphone plugged into the Rode sender for better audio quality.
My wife and I use it to record all our joint vlogs, range is good and the camera useful as a 360 and single lens camera. Rode wireless go2 microphones are useful anyway if you make films and vids.
Safe riding and best wishes from England
@@Banditmanuk My husband and I also use the Rode Wireless GOII mic, (that is until he lost his transmitter 😞). I've been using it with the GoPro 10 but have just purchased the Insta x3 and am excited to learn about it. Especially editing! Are you using the Insta studio app to edit?
@@AmenCornerRider I hope you suitably reprimanded your husband for loosing his transmitter!
Yes I use the Insta Studio on my PC. I simply remove the memory card from the camera and copy the files over onto the hard drive. If you've filmed in 360 your camera will give you two very similar files for each film. Your insta software will need access to both in order to create the 360 movie. (its the image from both lenses)
If you use more advanced software to do your general editing like Adobe Premiere Pro, you can set the 360 view within the edit and not use Insta Studio.
Can all be done on a smart phone but less well in my opinion.
Best of luck, Richard.
@@Banditmanuk Thank you Richard, very much appreciated. I actually use Final Cut Pro to edit my vids but heard this will not work with Final Cut. Have you heard that?
@AmenCornerRider Sorry, but I only know my software Adobe Premiere Elements which doesn't. Just means if you want your 360 footage in sync with say a helmet cam for a vlog, you've got to set the view on all the raw footage in the Insta app/studio and then import that file into Final Cut.
Sort of time consuming.
I tend not to record long 360 files for that reason.
If it can be done in one edit, you only edit what you actually use.
Remember your camera will also record great stabalised single lens vid and we use our X2 alot for that.
Ah so in this set up you have the actual transmitter inside the helmet? I thought you were using a lav mic connected to the transmitter in your pocket, that's how I worked it untill my receiver flew off the fold shoe mount that is. Slightly more wind interference/peaking with your method, I have a deadcat and find open vents or visor can distort. For others watching after loosing the receiver I replaced the Rode with the Synco G2 A2 wireless system at much less cost. They supply all connecting cables plus two lav mics, however the supplied mics gain level is on the hot side and any wind noise at all causes bad peaking even at the low gain setting. I did however find a solution using a Sony Lav mic which actually required gain at level three but comes through clear. I have videos up where my wife is pillion, I'm using the Sony whilst she's using the Synco Lav, you can clearly hear her mic peaking as wind increases at higher speeds. For those on a budget its a cheaper solution.
This is an update of what we're doing th-cam.com/video/YxOA10rECnQ/w-d-xo.html
@@Banditmanuk Thanks for the link, I've already watched that video and commented, somehow I'm playing catch up with this one. It's a great set up, I've been using it myself for a few months now. The only issue I'm now having is I need a touring screen or a screen extender on the ZZR. I recently did a run in up to the 600 mile service review including beginning to unleash the beast. The amount of turbulent air round my helmet and shoulders at speed is overwhelming the audio, which is such a shame as the helmet mics are doing a good job of capturing the exhaust note at slightly more subdued mph.
@@michaellilley6725 Screens over the years have caused so much noise and turbulence I've found I'm happier with no screen. Still manage distance and tours. As a tall person I've never found anything totally suitable.
@@Banditmanuk Sadly screenlessness isn't a very attractive option on either the FZ1-S Custom or the ZZR 1400. I had the same issue with the FZ1-S and bought a touring screen which helped raise the wind blast but not enough to go over my head. After only a couple of days that screen developed like a stress cracking on the most curved part, a few days later they appeared like centipedes in other areas. It was quite hot at the time and the bike was under a cover, perhaps heat stress? I've never got in touch with the supplier but will do as I'll have to change it again. Zero gravity do a touring screen which another vlogger praises, the extensions seem to work for others but do detract from the looks somewhat, also some of them are twice the price of a full screen 🤔 Thanks again for your helpfulness 👍
@@michaellilley6725 I do highly recommend the Hamo microphone shown in the above vid, it doesn't distort or click when overpowered by wind noise.
How much did this set up cost. Looking to get a 360 etc. Cheers. Oh one more thing can you download footage on to phone or do you need laptop or PC. Cheers again.
The Insta 360 one x2 was around £360.00 although there's now the updated one X3 out now. Then there's the Rode wireless Microphones at about £250.00. Then there's the Alonzi mount at about £20.00 and a couple of cheap Hamo Voip microphones that mount in the helmet chin at about £7.00 each.
I believe you can download the footage onto your phone but I've always just took the micro SD card out the camera and downloaded direct to the PC where I use the Insta Studio app (free) to set the view and edit. You can edit directly in some pro editing packages like Adobe Premier Pro.
We mostly use this set up to just record audio and secondary B roll. We now use two DJI Action 3 cameras as our main cameras as we can record in 4K 60fps with great stability. After so much reliability problems with various Gopros, we sold all ours and refuse to buy any more.
@@Banditmanuk ok thanks for the reply. Think I'll see if I can sell a kidney this week lol😂 have a good weekend.
Interesting video, have you ever watched any Peak Biker videos he uses a 360 degree camera mounted on the top of his helmet and if you watch his videos on a smart tv you can actually rotate the picture through 360 degrees and see all the countryside that he’s riding through.
Will check out his vids. I'm aware I can upload that sort of vid but I think I pick the views that tell a story hopefully.
On the Banditmanuk Facebook page you will find quite a few 360 photos that you can pick your view and I'm keener on those than the 360 viewer selected view vids.
Thanks for watching
@@Banditmanuk ok thanks l will check your Facebook page out.
Great review. I may have to invest in those Rode wireless system.
The Rode wireless go2 surprised us at how good it is. Think for anyone like yourself who makes vids it would be a great addition. Made in Australia as well.
Will definitely use it filming outside and when talking to others is so easy to just clip a microphone on their collar. Thanks for watching
I thought it sounded fantastic whilst you were stationary, but once you got over about 40 the wind noise was more intrusive than your normal videos i thought. Perhaps it needs more dead cat wind suppression and then it would be a super set up! Cheers.
Yep I thought the same. It's easy just to plug my regular helmet microphone into the jack point on the Rode unit and still be wireless. That's the next thing to try. Really appreciate the feedback as want to get it right when we are on tour. Cheers
@@Banditmanuk Sounds like a perfect solution, I hope it works out well for you. I felt I had to be honest because I enjoy listening to your chats with Carol whilst you are out and about, and I didn't think it was up to your normal standard once you got moving on the bike. All the best.
Hi. Thanks for the video review. How long did you have to wait to take delivery of the Ulanzi PT-20 cold shoe from Insta360? Cheers.
About a week and a half. Did come via Air mail from China I think. Works really well and check in the delivery box as the short 3.5 mm cable is tucked in there with the bracket
@@Banditmanuk Many thanks for your prompt response! Very helpful. Go safely on that bike 👍
@@mattdean644 Will do thanks and take care
What kind of battery life do you get out of this setup? My rides tend to be over 3 hours. I'm concerned that I'd need to have the setup plugged in somehow if I were to try it.
I probably get twice as long as a Gopro with the Insta 360 One X2 higher capacity battery. It still won't make 3 hours though. I've simply bought 2 spare batteries from Insta, they are slightly lower capacity but still last longer than Gopro. I would estimate 90 mins.
Hello,
what is the reference of the cable between insta and rode wireless go 2.
Thank you
Hello, if you order the bracket from Insta, the cable comes in the box with the bracket.
@@Banditmanuk Merci
Cracking bit a kit.
Hoping it just adds to making better quality vids in the future. No one notices when audio and vid quality is good but folks notice when it's bad. Think the Rode microphones are going to be very useful
Does the rode mic receiver not come off the camera because of the wind?
Absolutely not, it's fixed on a bracket. If you look at some of our latest Tenerife riding vids you will see it in action
@@Banditmanuk THANKS bro. just bough one!
Too many years ago now I used to work for Benthall Pipes where we made clay landrains but plastic came along and put them out business.
When we were connecting up the plastic joins after the trencher had been we often found where we had cut through the old clay drains, most were still running water doing what they were designed to do and probably laid 50 years or so previously
Good job bro
Thank you