Mah dude, motorcycles and FPV, only wish I could fly and ride at the same time, haha! Nah man, ideally I'd get myself one of those photography backpacks and cram everything in there, but this trip was coming up quick and everything was splayed out. What saved it was that I was riding a BMW R1200GSA with big metal panniers with a lot of space. Got a bag for the FPV goggles and accessories, a bag for the Cinewhoop, the original foam case for the TX16S, plus another bag with my old OG Mavic Pro, then all my other gear (laptop, camera, tripod, bike toolkit, clothes). Honestly, way too much stuff. If it were my own bike (mine was out of commission, needs new brake master cylinders front and rear), I'd probably dedicated a single pannier to drone stuff and customise the foam inside it to carry everything neatly. Future plans!
@@STRIKINGFPV ahah amazing! i've carried an inspire2+ whoop on my back for 30-40km on a custom touring bike, i know i am about a fool crazy with a strong back. I see and fully agree with what did you say, meanwhile, i will enjoy ur footages and pilot stuff 8). My next future plans are split between a custom panier..but in the end im sure i will get a proper van for all my drones and then ride the bike with a super light backpack/camera!
Haha, I used to daydream about building a frame to hold the original foam case that holds an Inspire 2, but videography isn't my day job anymore so something that massive seems impractical. My riding buddy on this trip had with him a Mavic Air 2 and I was taken aback at its smoothness in flight, signal performance and the video quality, so if I were to get back into do riding videos I'd consider something like the Mavic 3 for its portability and what I'm assuming is gonna' be epic specs, including Active Track. And if the tracking is half decent, I won't feel as torn about not being able to fly FPV and ride the motorcycle simultaneously to follow myself
I did the same in my Chalong Reservoir video - I'm thinking about doing like a Behind the Scenes how to sort of thing, but need to find time. If it helps get you started, I used Adobe After Effects and there already are existing tutorials on how to do, though normally with more cinematic drone footage rather than FPV. It's roughly the same process, but getting into soft shadows and tracking with complex movement is where things get finicky.
If you dig the 3D text, I have a tutorial of sorts on how to do it:
th-cam.com/video/nWnMJiML1Dc/w-d-xo.html
So beautiful😍😍😍
Nice work! Thanks for sharing 🙏
Most awesome Ash. The atmosphere looks so crisp. Yes, it's hard to see the steep dips and ascends.
So cool! The landscape you get to fly in is amazing! Nice flight and another well composed video!!!
Thanks loads, Manish!
as biker and pilot, thats just amazing. btw how do u arrange the bike backpack n stuff ? keep doing ur thing, pz out !
Mah dude, motorcycles and FPV, only wish I could fly and ride at the same time, haha!
Nah man, ideally I'd get myself one of those photography backpacks and cram everything in there, but this trip was coming up quick and everything was splayed out. What saved it was that I was riding a BMW R1200GSA with big metal panniers with a lot of space. Got a bag for the FPV goggles and accessories, a bag for the Cinewhoop, the original foam case for the TX16S, plus another bag with my old OG Mavic Pro, then all my other gear (laptop, camera, tripod, bike toolkit, clothes).
Honestly, way too much stuff. If it were my own bike (mine was out of commission, needs new brake master cylinders front and rear), I'd probably dedicated a single pannier to drone stuff and customise the foam inside it to carry everything neatly. Future plans!
@@STRIKINGFPV ahah amazing! i've carried an inspire2+ whoop on my back for 30-40km on a custom touring bike, i know i am about a fool crazy with a strong back. I see and fully agree with what did you say, meanwhile, i will enjoy ur footages and pilot stuff 8). My next future plans are split between a custom panier..but in the end im sure i will get a proper van for all my drones and then ride the bike with a super light backpack/camera!
Haha, I used to daydream about building a frame to hold the original foam case that holds an Inspire 2, but videography isn't my day job anymore so something that massive seems impractical. My riding buddy on this trip had with him a Mavic Air 2 and I was taken aback at its smoothness in flight, signal performance and the video quality, so if I were to get back into do riding videos I'd consider something like the Mavic 3 for its portability and what I'm assuming is gonna' be epic specs, including Active Track.
And if the tracking is half decent, I won't feel as torn about not being able to fly FPV and ride the motorcycle simultaneously to follow myself
Can you make a tutorial to how to make a writing like that ?
I did the same in my Chalong Reservoir video - I'm thinking about doing like a Behind the Scenes how to sort of thing, but need to find time.
If it helps get you started, I used Adobe After Effects and there already are existing tutorials on how to do, though normally with more cinematic drone footage rather than FPV. It's roughly the same process, but getting into soft shadows and tracking with complex movement is where things get finicky.