Copy these tricks for WARP-SPEED mountain bike POV shots

[@renedyck]

Helpfull vid i like it. Im planning to get a 360 for similar use case

[@kdonnellyza]

Great to hear!

[@hamzahkhan4687]

Thank you. Do you flim in 360 when using your chest strap and then reframe or do you film in single lense mode?

[@kdonnellyza]

Always in 360 - can never get the angle quite right with single lens

[@scottaubrey8392]

I’d like to know where/ how the camera is mounted. Thank you for the great video

[@kdonnellyza]

Appreciate it Scott! Horizontally on the chest - here's a pic. I would like to try it on the helmet though, as sometimes my arms and chin get into the shot when it's chest-mounted. photos.app.goo.gl/SRnvGkwXipW2k4Mm8

[@HappyTeaRex1]

One question. Why don't you just use Direction lock instead of keyframing the whole video?

[@kdonnellyza]

I've tried this - it just doesn't work for me. I turn it on, choose the direction, and then the export is in a completely different direction; unusable.

[@HappyTeaRex1]

@@kdonnellyza I usualy just set one key point and it works perfectly (though sometimes it kinda lags behind in corners)

[@kdonnellyza]

I'll keep trying! ​@@HappyTeaRex1

[@JeffManaAnytime]

awesome shots.. meh.. very far from reality

[@kdonnellyza]

In what way?

[@JeffManaAnytime]

@@kdonnellyza does it look like you see the world when you ride? There’s a constant research of effects to increase speed perception and it went just too far.. that’s not how we see or how the world is when you go fast