I love my Pivo. I bought it in 2020 after watching one of your early videos. I think they are a fab company, always quick to reply to any problems and updating the app as customers make suggestions. When I first got my Pivo silver it would loose me several times in a 20 min ride, but I’d get enough footage to pop things on instagram (and I was happy with that) I now use it to film dressage tests for online competitions as well as schooling sessions and it very rarely looses me. (In a 20x40 grass school with it positioned at C)
I bought an adapter with the silver that worked in the past with a camera. I’ve not used my Pivo in a couple of years. Thanks for inspiring me to get it going. We are recovering from colic surgery a week ago. So it will be awhile. (WE is literal…I didn’t have the surgery of course, but I FEEL like I did.) I have plenty of time to sort out all the fun stuff we can do again in February!.
Thanks Rhi for such a great overview of the pros and cons of the PIVO. I wish everybody else would do things like this. I’ve struggled with mine to keep my horse in the picture when I zoom in. Your helpful tip about keeping it in the max frame and then cropping it once you’re finished is what I’ll do from now on. I was just a bit sceptical about the quality of the footage if I cropped it afterwards. Thank you so much once again for being so open and informative about such a useful little tool. Please keep sharing all your tips. 😊
Thank you for the feedback! You will lose some of the quality when you crop in after, I can’t deny that, but I’ve found it to be relatively acceptable. Again, a newer phone will negate how much quality you lose. I use an iPhone 13 Pro and get this sort of footage when cropped: instagram.com/reel/DAYy1boIVMc/?igsh=NTBnOGZqdm14dmp5
Interesting. Personally, I'm not interested in this device for equestrian use, but I have other possible applications. My question......does it work with Android? Having seen other products used by equestrians, I looked them up, and they only used iPhone. That's a bit limiting for those of us without iPhone.
Really helpful review, tips and tricks. I'll put one on my wish list for Christmas 🎄😀
I love my Pivo. I bought it in 2020 after watching one of your early videos. I think they are a fab company, always quick to reply to any problems and updating the app as customers make suggestions. When I first got my Pivo silver it would loose me several times in a 20 min ride, but I’d get enough footage to pop things on instagram (and I was happy with that) I now use it to film dressage tests for online competitions as well as schooling sessions and it very rarely looses me. (In a 20x40 grass school with it positioned at C)
I bought an adapter with the silver that worked in the past with a camera. I’ve not used my Pivo in a couple of years. Thanks for inspiring me to get it going. We are recovering from colic surgery a week ago. So it will be awhile. (WE is literal…I didn’t have the surgery of course, but I FEEL like I did.) I have plenty of time to sort out all the fun stuff we can do again in February!.
Thanks Rhi for such a great overview of the pros and cons of the PIVO. I wish everybody else would do things like this. I’ve struggled with mine to keep my horse in the picture when I zoom in. Your helpful tip about keeping it in the max frame and then cropping it once you’re finished is what I’ll do from now on. I was just a bit sceptical about the quality of the footage if I cropped it afterwards. Thank you so much once again for being so open and informative about such a useful little tool. Please keep sharing all your tips. 😊
Thank you for the feedback! You will lose some of the quality when you crop in after, I can’t deny that, but I’ve found it to be relatively acceptable. Again, a newer phone will negate how much quality you lose. I use an iPhone 13 Pro and get this sort of footage when cropped:
instagram.com/reel/DAYy1boIVMc/?igsh=NTBnOGZqdm14dmp5
@@RidingWithRhi thank you! love your work too!
Interesting. Personally, I'm not interested in this device for equestrian use, but I have other possible applications. My question......does it work with Android? Having seen other products used by equestrians, I looked them up, and they only used iPhone. That's a bit limiting for those of us without iPhone.
Pivo works with both Android and iPhone yes: support.pivo.ai/hc/en-001/articles/360025295692-Recommended-smartphones
Theres a pivo group on FB, quite a few have android and it works but it depends on the actual phone and how good the camera is