D36 Wilseyville Sprint Enduro 2024 | Day 1 - AA Class 

There is not much you can do about the change of light going from woods and open areas I call it flicker. The GoPro and probably even the RS and Osmo action camera are programmed to adjust both the shutter and aperture to get the best lighting possible. You can’t go totally manual on your settings like you can on a high end camera and even my mid range Canon R8 in video mode I can’t lock in a fixed aperture. Your footage is consistently the best POV out there.other than mounting the camera on your helmet your chest mount is about as good as you can get the cameras sensor is just trying to keep up with the conditions as you are riding. Keep up the video it’s good stuff.

@@outdoormedia77 Yeah I use a custom shutter speed instead of auto to give the motion blur effect, then use ND filters to help tone down the exposure. I typically like to run a more tinted filter but it makes the woods super dark. This is my least tinted ND filter which makes the sunny sections extra bright so trying to decide what i like better lol

@@KyleBoardman The only other way I see as trying to edit that flicker is in post production. You would need to chop those clips down to where the lighting changes and tweak the settings in editing, kind of tedious and no guarantee it would look even better. I kind of like the flicker on this kind of video because it shows just how fast you are going that the cameras sensor cant keep up. Probably if you took the NT filter off it might be more consistent lighting but then you loose that great color you get.

I should have Day 2 posted some time later this week. Everyone besides me seemed to think it flowed better the opposite direction 😂🤷🏻‍♂️

Thanks 🤙🏼

No, it’s turned on.. that’s just how rough it was at the end of Day 1 😂 I do film in 30fps which helps give it a natural choppiness instead of the feeling of a drone flying through the woods

@@KyleBoardman I noticed with stabilization 2.0 on it definitely looks like a drone footage. I use 1.0 but 60fps, I'll have to try 30. Thanks! Good riding!