I'm 2 years late to your video but I'm so happy to have found it. I started my career in 1983 shooting and editing for a TV station. After 25 years in sales I'm retired and back to what I love, fishing and shooting with 2 GoPros. You have confirmed a lot of what I did know and 6 very helpful items that I can get onto my boat ASAP. Thanks for the video! Next I'll search your channel for editing tips.
That was the first ti.e I watched a filming how to video and now not only do I spend all my money on muskey baits now I have to find a way to squeeze cameras into the budget very well done I feel as tho I have a chance at figuring out how to film on the boat now thank you hopefully you do a presentation at the PA musky max next year I'd like to sit in on that
I’ve been doing TH-cam for about 1 1/2 years now and you taught me something that I wish I had of known a year and a half ago, looping. I think it’s going to change my life, but I would like to hear more about the dead cat mic cover, or external microphone.
This is exactly the video I've been looking for! Thank you so much sir. This will improve my efficiency hugely in my next TH-cam videos. Ticked all the boxes.
I’m so happy you made this video Brian, I just went fishing yesterday and was lucky enough to land a musky. Had a go pro on my chest and the footage was terrible lol 90% of the action was out of frame.
Great presentation and you covered everything for sure. The only thing I slightly disagree with is chest vs. hat. I agree with a lot of what you said about the hat comfort and movement, however if you watch someone like NDYakAngler his hat cam and mic setup are far superior to any chest cam. It’s also more conducive to kayak fishing I think…boats are a bit easier to get away with the chest.
Colorado Fishing and Outdoors There are certainly situations where a head cam along with a separate audio recorder would be better, and fishing whilst sitting down like you would in a kayak would certainly be one of them. So many ways to skin this cat, but for what I'm doing, the chest cam is a perfect mix of very good audio, and some pretty good footage to go with it as long as it's being worn correctly 😀
@@AnglingAnarchy I actually tried out the chesty because of this video (in my boat), I do like it there. Especially in the boat when I’m looking around more/down at trolling motor etc. the chesty shines there. :).still use the hat cam for kayak but, thanks for all the insight. Now if I could figure out easier ways to sync external audio with looping style GoPros…without spending all night editing :)
@@ColoradoFishing Awesome! And yeah, I wish there was a good external recorder that would loop the same as the GoPros. It would make using them so much more appealing!
Question for you here. With the Hero9 black the usb c port is under the battery hood. Requiring it to be open if you have it plugged into the batter source you are suggesting. First question - any issue with having this hood open and getting water in it? Question 2 - can you leave the hood open with the case you recommend? Thanks, great info.
@peterkonow5755 I've not used the 9, so I can't give you a definitive answer, but I'm guessing that hood will pop off and I personally would just use the camera that way and just be cautious of water around it. I film with all of my 7s with the side door popped off and all of the connections are subjected to the elements with no I'll affects after years of use.
Hi Brian still trying to get this video thing together. So I tried to control both cameras with the go pro app and it only allows me to connect one at a time then I have to pair the second one to use it. How do you start and stop all the cameras on your boat. Thanks for your time. I have Hero 7 blacks
Mark Stosiak I typically just start and stop the cameras in the boat manually. I think if you have a GoPro remote, you can stop and start multiple cams, but I've never tried it before.
@Align_SD I know that it's not possible on the cameras I have, but I'm still using the 7 model. I would've thought they would have that as an option for the newer cameras, but it doesn't sound like it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help on this one.
Alex K Since the only place I use the hero 4 is on my chest, so I typically don't have to worry about it as long as it's not a torrential downpour. It sits high enough up on my chest that the bill from my cap keeps most if the rain off of it. But yeah, if it gets bad enough, I'll just put it away. Putting it in a case wouldn't be helpful, for me anyway, as I use it mainly for audio and the waterproof cases are no good for that.
I use my hero 4 silver on my hat with the Action Hat DIY kit inside the waterproof housing. I also run the switronix battery eliminator kit with the waterproof housing and power the GoPro with a 20000mah powerbank without the internal battery. For audio, I modified the waterproof housing with a rubber grommet to keep it a water tight seal where my external mic goes into the GoPro and have yet to have any issues when recording on raining days. The hero 4 is still a very good camera as long as you understand and know how to use it.
Mark Stosiak I use the Toshiba 2 TB external drives. Here is a link Toshiba Canvio Basics 2TB Portable External Hard Drive USB 3.0, Black - HDTB420XK3AA www.amazon.com/dp/B079D3D8NR/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_HNC7Z4FHM8MKWAHM2J68?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
This gave me anxiety about when I had to speak at conferences for work. Why don't you just bring out a clown while you're at it to finish the nightmare?
@Worthfishing 🤣🤣 I'm sure the Osmo is fine, but so are the Gopros. I've been using different iterations of GoPro cameras for over 10 years and have had very good luck with them.
@@AnglingAnarchy GoPros are way too buggy over the years I bought the very first one and stopped at the 11.. I can take my Osmo battery out and plug it into an external power pack and it work great and It never overheats. it’s a great action cam you should try it. You won’t be disappointed. It just has so many advantages over the GoPro.
I'm 2 years late to your video but I'm so happy to have found it. I started my career in 1983 shooting and editing for a TV station. After 25 years in sales I'm retired and back to what I love, fishing and shooting with 2 GoPros. You have confirmed a lot of what I did know and 6 very helpful items that I can get onto my boat ASAP. Thanks for the video! Next I'll search your channel for editing tips.
@patrickschooley4357 I'm so glad to hear that you found this video to be helpful! Good luck filming this year!
That was the first ti.e I watched a filming how to video and now not only do I spend all my money on muskey baits now I have to find a way to squeeze cameras into the budget very well done I feel as tho I have a chance at figuring out how to film on the boat now thank you hopefully you do a presentation at the PA musky max next year I'd like to sit in on that
Adam Kennard Awesome to hear this was helpful for you my man. Good luck out there this year and hit me up if you have any questions!
I’ve been doing TH-cam for about 1 1/2 years now and you taught me something that I wish I had of known a year and a half ago, looping. I think it’s going to change my life, but I would like to hear more about the dead cat mic cover, or external microphone.
This is exactly the video I've been looking for! Thank you so much sir. This will improve my efficiency hugely in my next TH-cam videos. Ticked all the boxes.
@jack3540 I'm so glad to hear that the video was that helpful! Good luck to you!
I’m so happy you made this video Brian, I just went fishing yesterday and was lucky enough to land a musky. Had a go pro on my chest and the footage was terrible lol 90% of the action was out of frame.
@TheRealLawnFather Well, I'm so happy that you found it helpful!
Finally one of your videos I don't want to watch, but only because I was there :)
Old Musky Guy It was a pleasure having you in the audience!
Really great breakdown dude! You definitely hit on all the problematic parts that people often struggle with.
Man so glad u posted this was pretty bummed I didn’t make it to the seminar
Reuben Sandoval Thanks for watching!
Love the detail videos keep them coming.
@dcproductions7418 Thank you! I appreciate you watching!
I definitely learnt a lot there. Fantastic information. Thank you for sharing.
@HookedOnAngling I'm glad the video was helpful!
Excellent tutorial Brian and great video.
Mitchell Genz Thanks buddy!
Thank you for doing these how to record videos!! Super informative and helpful!!
Andy G You're quite welcome! I'm glad you find these helpful!
Great vid buddy. Wish this kind of help was available back when we were starting out.
Heinrich Bier Thank you sir! Giant Quest was one of the reasons I started doing this, so this whole filming thing is partly your fault 😁
As always.... Great video and content Brian
Stewey Dewey Thank you sir!
Great job Brian!
Timothy Thompson Thanks very much!
I saved this to my favorites list.
The Lonesome Fisherman Fantastic!
You did a great job that is the best video of how to shoot vidwo on a boat
chris Coppess Thanks very much! I'm glad it was helpful!
Thanks Brian
Great video! Was very helpful.
Scott Thayer Excellent! I'm glad you found it to be helpful.
Great presentation and you covered everything for sure. The only thing I slightly disagree with is chest vs. hat. I agree with a lot of what you said about the hat comfort and movement, however if you watch someone like NDYakAngler his hat cam and mic setup are far superior to any chest cam. It’s also more conducive to kayak fishing I think…boats are a bit easier to get away with the chest.
Colorado Fishing and Outdoors There are certainly situations where a head cam along with a separate audio recorder would be better, and fishing whilst sitting down like you would in a kayak would certainly be one of them. So many ways to skin this cat, but for what I'm doing, the chest cam is a perfect mix of very good audio, and some pretty good footage to go with it as long as it's being worn correctly 😀
@@AnglingAnarchy I actually tried out the chesty because of this video (in my boat), I do like it there. Especially in the boat when I’m looking around more/down at trolling motor etc. the chesty shines there. :).still use the hat cam for kayak but, thanks for all the insight. Now if I could figure out easier ways to sync external audio with looping style GoPros…without spending all night editing :)
@@ColoradoFishing Awesome! And yeah, I wish there was a good external recorder that would loop the same as the GoPros. It would make using them so much more appealing!
This is awesome man!!
Roughlock Outdoors I'm glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully it was helpful!
Question for you here. With the Hero9 black the usb c port is under the battery hood. Requiring it to be open if you have it plugged into the batter source you are suggesting. First question - any issue with having this hood open and getting water in it? Question 2 - can you leave the hood open with the case you recommend? Thanks, great info.
@peterkonow5755 I've not used the 9, so I can't give you a definitive answer, but I'm guessing that hood will pop off and I personally would just use the camera that way and just be cautious of water around it. I film with all of my 7s with the side door popped off and all of the connections are subjected to the elements with no I'll affects after years of use.
Great video!
Slime & Slay Outdoors Thank you!
Great presentation and thanks for the information. One question, what app do you use to control your cameras via blue tooth thanks again
Mark Stosiak Thank you! I use the GoPro Quick app.
Great info. Thanks
Rick Eyre My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Hi Brian still trying to get this video thing together. So I tried to control both cameras with the go pro app and it only allows me to connect one at a time then I have to pair the second one to use it. How do you start and stop all the cameras on your boat. Thanks for your time. I have Hero 7 blacks
Mark Stosiak I typically just start and stop the cameras in the boat manually. I think if you have a GoPro remote, you can stop and start multiple cams, but I've never tried it before.
Awesome 👌
Randall petterson Thank you!
Is there anyway to film at 4k 60fps+ in Loop mode? My GoPro 12 seems to have it locked at 30fps at 4k.
@Align_SD I know that it's not possible on the cameras I have, but I'm still using the 7 model. I would've thought they would have that as an option for the newer cameras, but it doesn't sound like it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help on this one.
So the Hero 4 silver for the chesty is not waterproof. Do you use a waterproof case when raining or just put it away when raining?
Alex K Since the only place I use the hero 4 is on my chest, so I typically don't have to worry about it as long as it's not a torrential downpour. It sits high enough up on my chest that the bill from my cap keeps most if the rain off of it. But yeah, if it gets bad enough, I'll just put it away. Putting it in a case wouldn't be helpful, for me anyway, as I use it mainly for audio and the waterproof cases are no good for that.
@@AnglingAnarchy got it thanks. Planning to try some filming on the boat this season. We'll see how it goes.
@@alexkoutdoor Right on man, good luck and hit me up with any other questions you might have throughout the season!
Will do.
I use my hero 4 silver on my hat with the Action Hat DIY kit inside the waterproof housing. I also run the switronix battery eliminator kit with the waterproof housing and power the GoPro with a 20000mah powerbank without the internal battery. For audio, I modified the waterproof housing with a rubber grommet to keep it a water tight seal where my external mic goes into the GoPro and have yet to have any issues when recording on raining days. The hero 4 is still a very good camera as long as you understand and know how to use it.
What hard drive do you store your videos on thanks
Mark Stosiak I use the Toshiba 2 TB external drives. Here is a link Toshiba Canvio Basics 2TB Portable External Hard Drive USB 3.0, Black - HDTB420XK3AA www.amazon.com/dp/B079D3D8NR/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_HNC7Z4FHM8MKWAHM2J68?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
@@AnglingAnarchy Thanks Brian I just ordered it
This gave me anxiety about when I had to speak at conferences for work. Why don't you just bring out a clown while you're at it to finish the nightmare?
Sean Ketcham 🤣 The reason I didn't get it filmed as well as I wanted was from a bit of nervousness that washed over me right before it started 😅
@@AnglingAnarchy I thought it was great content. I appreciate all the tips you’ve given me. Just made me want to throw up a little bit is all.
Can I get contact info for you? E-mail web site?? I have a bit of info on the hero 10 if you want to know
David Harte Absolutely, my email is anglinganarchy@gmail.com.
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Dont buy off brand gopro batteries, theyre junk
First of all get rid of the GoPro, and buy an Osmo action 4 cam. Go pros are nothing but a big pile of junk.
@Worthfishing 🤣🤣 I'm sure the Osmo is fine, but so are the Gopros. I've been using different iterations of GoPro cameras for over 10 years and have had very good luck with them.
@@AnglingAnarchy GoPros are way too buggy over the years I bought the very first one and stopped at the 11.. I can take my Osmo battery out and plug it into an external power pack and it work great and It never overheats. it’s a great action cam you should try it. You won’t be disappointed. It just has so many advantages over the GoPro.