The Best Camera Gear and Angles for Solo Moto Content.

[@anayatkhan8377]

I don’t know why you have very less subscribers you are the best ADV KZbin on my opinion you explain every details you are the best man

[@argomotoriders]

Hey man I always love your stuff, and even going back and watching some of your BDR videos (your snow ride in Utah got me jelly I wont lie) I always appreciated your edits and content. Bret is also ridiculously good at what he does, what a great collab. Keep it up man!!

[@backcountryadvmoto]

I appreciate it. Or content coming really soon. Should have a new one released by the end of the week. 👍🏻

[@AdventureGlide]

Thanks for sharing this. I'm going to try a couple of these mounts.

[@backcountryadvmoto]

Glad it gave you some ideas and hopefully helped you out

[@timbuhler2012]

Really enjoyed this. I mostly do riding and scuba vids for myself and my wife as a way to remember good times. But I want to get better and this really helps!

[@12HourTravels]

Exactly what I was looking for!!

[@backcountryadvmoto]

So glad you enjoyed it

[@ExploreAdventureMoto]

Agree 100% about using the phone for filming. I use mine quite a lot around camp and for still shots.

[@backcountryadvmoto]

It’s definitely one that gets forgotten about.

[@owenlushadv]

Recently picked up a 360 cameta and love the amount of angles you can get with it! That and my GoPro hero 9. You’re right, the stabilization in these small cameras is crazy! Great video, from a guy looking into starting some minor video stuff while riding its great info.

[@backcountryadvmoto]

For me getting the video is the fun part. Sitting in front of the computer and editing is what I don’t like but it’s a love-hate relationship and it’s just part of it. Being able to document your experiences is priceless

[@savage22bolt32]

Last time I did a m/c camping tour, I had a Kodak Instamatic. Somewhere in this house is a box of photos I should go look for!

[@texassledder]

DUDE!!!! Check out that haircut! Racing stripes legit.

[@backcountryadvmoto]

Hahaha yeah, my son wanted a Thor Ragnarok haircut and begged me to get a matching one so that’s what I did 👍🏻

[@danielcleaver9349]

Personally I haven't had good experiences with go pro so I switched to the insta 360 onex2 and love that camera!! You've definitely toned up 💪. Good to see you making videos again 👍.

[@backcountryadvmoto]

The new set up I have with GoPro is way better. I almost picked up another 360 camera instead of the new GoPro 10 but decided to give it one last try and I’m actually really happy with it. Especially with the battery pack. Thanks for noticing. I’ve been working real hard lately 😁

[@GBeWinginIt]

Incredible angles shared 👍

[@backcountryadvmoto]

Thank you. Glad you liked it. More videos coming soon.

[@___Tom]

Great insight, thanks for sharing!

[@backcountryadvmoto]

Glad to help

[@alltruckeredout]

Solid info! Really enjoy your channel 👍👍

[@backcountryadvmoto]

Thank you. Glad you like it. More to come 😁

[@Asdfghjkl1234]

Excellent clear content. Thank you.

[@DirtChimps]

This video is really well done. We film heavy enduro as well and do it all with Dango Chin Mounts and GoPro (Currently Hero 10s). You have us considering some different angles. Nice thinking on the rear camera with the remote control.

[@backcountryadvmoto]

Thanks!

[@WhoopsWrongButton]

Brent Pearson also does awesome tutorials on shooting Moto videos. He goes over gear, settings, and editing.

[@driverkelly]

Hey Kyle, not sure if that is the correct spelling. Great video mate along with Bret’s very helpful in being able to decipher those angles and which camera you are using. I am very interested in your helmet set up especially the battery pack. Do you know off hand how much continues usage it gives you before it flattens and also do you leave a battery in the GoPro ore remove it. Cheers mate from Australia.

[@backcountryadvmoto]

With the external battery pack you can either leave the battery or take it out it doesn’t matter. But I use the “extended life” GoPro 10 battery In the camera and the battery pack to essentially trickle charge the camera battery as I use it. The last few times I have used this set up I have literally gone all day without having to change the battery one time and still have charge on the pack. Once the external battery is flat it will simply use the battery in the camera until it also dies. It’s a great set up

[@thecorporategypsy]

Very good, very helpful

[@jrutherford10]

What's the brand of the Battery Pack you're using for the GoPro?

[@backcountryadvmoto]

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[@alozborne]

For your "rider view" camera at the 5:55 mark of the video, you mentioned that you use that for live moto vlogging. How do you use an external mic with that camera? Confused how you get any sound to it when you want to live vlog, as I'm thinking the internal mic isn't going to pickup your voice when you have your helmet on...

[@meinekleineweltreise]

What is this folding arm you are using for your 360 camera? Thanks for the video by the way!

[@backcountryadvmoto]

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[@Sebastopolmark]

GREAT video and tips now all we have to do is get out and ride/record/edit and do it again. QUESTION at 6:30 what brand is the "harness" with pouches you use. Those look like you can put many things needed for the day ride??? Thanks and Carpe Diem! !! !!!

[@backcountryadvmoto]

The is the WLF Enduro Pack Vest. It is awesome and I wear it all the time. It is currently sold out but more on the way. here is the link www.wlfenduro.com/theshop/wlf-pack-vest

[@sector299]

Super informative video, and thanks for providing all the links. How are you keeping your SD2 batteries charged?

[@backcountryadvmoto]

I charge them in my tank bag with a power bank while riding. The power bank has a high output and i plug the power bank into the bike to charge so it can change them completely without drawing too much from the bike while also charging the bank

[@wesleywest4942]

Glad I found your channel. Lots of great info. What is the mount for your helmet GoPro? Thanks!

[@sceurty]

I would love to know that as well. I did not see it in the description. I’m using parts from two GoPro helmet mounts together but it’s not quite centered and the horizontal pivot angle is hard to get right. Great video as usual!

[@motoexploration4169]

Definitely helpful vid. Thanks for sharing. How do you mount the GoPro Remote to the handlebar ?

[@backcountryadvmoto]

The GoPro remote comes with a Velcro strap. I simply wrap it around the bar.

[@joefromcolville6539]

Hey, nice video with Bret and nice video of what u carry. It helps me of what works and doesn't. U should plan a ride. I'm close to u. Would totally do a ride with u and to learn some pointers on the video side. 👍

[@backcountryadvmoto]

I just got back from riding the Colville area over memorial weekend. I’m releasing a video on that in the next few days.

[@ninelivesracing]

i was looking at buying that helmet. Do you get a reflection of those green cheek pads in the visor?

[@searchingfor6thgear44]

Thanks for the review! The Skidio is a hard pill to swallow but my Mini 2 can't follow (without second party software). You mentioned backing up to your iPad... how much memory do you have on it? We did a tour of Nova Scotia. I kept transferring the raw data to my laptop and found myself needing to buy an external drive for storage. Now I have a 4TB LeCle external drive and can use my tablet to transfer files from SD cards to HDD. I presume you have the access doors off of your GoPros so they aren't water proof when powered? Thanks, again!

[@backcountryadvmoto]

My iPad is 1tb and I carry two 2tb sandisk extreme pro SSD drives as well as a 1tb just in case. I back all my video up every night when camping. As far as the access door goes. That is correct, it is not “waterproof“ but is still very water resistant. I have ridden with it in the rain gone through water crossings and so on with no issues at all. It just isn’t submersible

[@DiscoveryMotoADV]

Thanks for sharing your setup! Can you share the brand of pack that you keep the skydio in?

[@backcountryadvmoto]

It is the Giant Loop Revelstoke Bag. I have it available on my website. Attached to that is the Possibles Pouch from Giant Loop. Here are the links. backcountryadvmoto.com/store/p/revelstoke-tunnel-bag backcountryadvmoto.com/store/p/pronghorn-straps backcountryadvmoto.com/store/p/giant-loop-possibles-pouch

[@DiscoveryMotoADV]

@@backcountryadvmoto awesome. Thank you!

[@AZ_Baggin]

what's your thoughts of the tire pressure monitor you are using on your bike?

[@backcountryadvmoto]

I like it and have used it for several years with no issues. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZm6lmZue6iAiKc

[@gutoea]

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[@champiw]

Where did you get the selfie stick for the 360 camera in the back? And how did you attach it

[@champiw]

@@danielcleaver9349 thank you!! Just purchased mine as well for my upcoming Alaska trip

[@backcountryadvmoto]

Clamp - amzn.to/3n0ibqp Ball - amzn.to/3QzJ4yT Selfie Stick - amzn.to/3xHG3DZ Ram ball Arm - amzn.to/3xBQby6 This is what I built mine with.

[@autowerkesexclusive]

How long does the 5000mAh battery pack last? Also, on multiway trips, how are you storing your video footage?

[@backcountryadvmoto]

I can go all day and charge the pack at night. As far a storage goes I have two 2TB SanDisk Extreme pro SSD drives that I store everything on. I transfer all the footage with my tablet.

[@autowerkesexclusive]

@@backcountryadvmoto Thanks so much! Heading to Tuktoyuktuk in two weeks so want to make the media part of the trip as easy as possible.

[@Liberty4Ever]

Wow, you carry a lot of photography equipment. I carry a GoPro 8 and my cell phone. I'm thinking of taking my little Casio camera with a 16X optical zoom, and I'm thinking of getting the Skydio drone if I get more serious, but all of my moto adventures are ultralight keep-it-simple solo camping affairs so my camera equipment will reflect the ultralight and simple philosophy as well. I was very disappointed by the remote mic options for the GoPro. It's basically not usable for me. I can't believe GoPro expects users to tolerate this obvious oversight. I can use a remote mic with my cell phone but there are times that's not useful, such as when I'm riding. I use a 9" Samsung tablet mounted on top of a Pelican waterproof hard case on the handlebars in lieu of a tank bag. The tablet is a large screen GPS. I run the OSMand+ app. I'm probably going to run OSMand+ split screen with the GoPro app so I can control and monitor my GoPro camera as I ride whether it's chin mounted on the helmet, chest mounted, or handlebar mounted although that results in low res video by the time the very good image stabilization fixes the intense vibration when mounted to the handlebar on my somewhat buzzy single cylinder ADV bike.

[@nickwit21]

Does anyone have any idea how much memory will be needed for a full day of filming?

[@backcountryadvmoto]

I use 256GB cards in all my cameras and have never filled them in one day. Granted I don’t film the entire time I ride, but 256 works for me