BEST GEAR for MOTOVLOGGING: What I Use on my Vespa GTS 300 Super Sport 

Hi. I'm not a smart man. If you watch this video in 4K you'll notice a bunch of weird horizontal lines. This is because I shot the video in 24 frames per second, but output it at 30 frames per second. Which is incorrect. And bad. And I hate it. Anyway, really though I did that on purpose to show you what happens. Let's go with that. Just watch the video in 1080p instead of 4K and it'll look ok. Until my next debacle, -bug.

Hi Bug. Greetings from Phila. New viewer on your channel and I'll be sticking around because I like the vibe and your sense of humor. I came across this video because after about a decade, I am finally fed up enough with GoPro that I am ditching them and going with Action 4's for my new setup so I've been watching all motovloggers who talk about motovlogging with an Action 4 and your video was the first I saw to showcase multi-cam along with being all in on the DJI ecosystem. (I'll be running 3.. Handlebar, Helmet and back of bike facing backward).

I love the DJI cameras and mics! Especially the do- dad's and do- hickies

Yip DJI Action 4 camera does a good job. Reliable and long lasting battery as well as great quality footage. Good channel and info. Thanks👍

Great Video I also have the action 4 and a DJI Mic 2, and a Action 3 and , a Action 2, of course for all the ND Filters. I'm new to Motovlloging and I will learn of the best 😂😂 Yor are so funny. Greetings from Germany

good video What microphone did you use here? dji mic or dji mic 2? sorry, my language is Spanish, greetings from Peru

@bug, great content as usual. Question: Have you mounted your Pocket 3 onto the handlebars? I've seen this done elsewhere but without 4-axis stablisation I've wondered if the image looks... crap when going over bumps.

@bug, great video, made me chuckle 👍 Q: Does your DJI gps remote controller start and stop both action 4s and the mic 2 with one press? Many thanks!

Hi, I would like to use the DJI Mic 2 for motovlogging, but I have a question. Do I just pair the transmitter (mic) with my Insta360 X4, and that's it, or do I also need to connect the DJI receiver to the X4? I read that you get worse audio quality without the receiver. Also, with the transmitter inside the helmet, would it be better to connect a lavalier mic to it? Thanks

Been looking at the action 4 to replace my gopro 8 lol

great video new sub...DJI fanboy here as well

Hi from France . Nice & fun video . I’m a big fan of DJI Action 4 and Pocket 3 and a motovlogger too (see my channel if you want, it’s English subtitled). I agree on many points of your video, but I want to add something. ND filters are great to give a more natural effect as you can match shutter speed to your frame rate (as you said) BUT they destroy the image stabilisation on the Action 4 (and all other action cams) as the stabilisation is digital. The way it works is basically comparing every image taken and crop it (up, down, left, right) to make it match with the previous and next image. To do so, it needs a perfect image with no blur, otherwise it will give you a kind a jelly. And to have a very crisp and neat image, the image must be taken at a high shutter speed, which is opposite to what the low shutter the ND filter will involve. I did many tests on my bike (there is a video about it on my channel) and I came to a conclusion that if you want some stability in the footage (I mean a footage with no moment of strange jelly or blurryness) the shutter speed must be at least at 500 to 800 of a second which is 10 times faster that what you’ll get with ND filters. It’s clearly visible on your footage : you have a very nice and natural « motion blur » very visible with the trees passing by, but every little bump makes the main subject blurry and jerky ( I hope I’m clear, sorry, I’m not a native English speaker). So to fix the problem, you have 3 solutions : 1/ don’t use NDs on the Action4 (or other type of action cam) and accept to lose the nice « cinematic looking » effect for a well stabilized and clear (but « clinic ») footage. 2/ use the NDs but DISABLE the stabilisation . The whole footage will be more shaky but you can stabilise in post and the result will be much better (gosh, you’re riding a bike, not a sofa, so people will understand that those damn things rock !!) 3/ use the Pocket 3 as it’s stabilisation is mechanical, but it has other weaknesses on bord (not waterproof, vertical axis is not stabilized, the camera is much more fragile and the gimbal has some inertia during turns). You can also buy the damper made by Insta360 for any camera and it will help quite well. 👋🏼 ✌🏼

Fantastic!

Planning to have the same setup. Just a question, does OA4 sleeps when not used in a few minutes? if it does, when you hit record does the mic 2 connects instantaneously?

Luv, luv, luv yer channel and content. My body does something really strange when the bell rings telling me that bug 🐛 has a new video. I’d film this process and share, yet I have no camera 📸 or microphone 🎙️. Keep yer content coming. I’m on the west side of PDX and I ride out over here. Perhaps one day we will run into each other, not “run into” each other, yet scoot into each other. Ride safe Mate. Cheers!

What sitting are you using on the mic, -5?

what's up with all those blurry moving horizontal lines in the video? it seems like the cameras cannot stabilize correctly? 🤨

So, who won Bug?

I want one 😂

I don't find your footage very stable sorry