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Hi Mark in case you are interested. I watch another RU-vidr wich has awesome image quality an super smooth gimbal (i only know its a smaller one than you have). Maybe you want to get in touch with him. His name is Dale Stone (also the channel name) from Canada. Cheers. PS: Love the stump jump. Scares me even an youtube :)
Mark you have the best GoPro footage I ever see in RU-vid, keep doing what u do bro! Amazing person and amazing Biker, hope you heal up fast. Love ur videos 💪🏼
Although i don't need to watch it, I always watch your videos. In my opinion, the settings that you use, are the best out there. Hoping for a good and speedy recovery! Cheers for the isolation videos, mate!
I absolutely love ur chest cam mounts and before I watch the vid I’m guessing u wear a gimbal. Makes the footy so sick but according to Matt j it’s so annoying to ride w
Mark Matthews cheers for the reply but u know ur clip which is on the GoPro yt( such a sick vid) did U use 24 or 30 FPS cuz the sides of the trail look so sick
It is good to also have a headmount so you can get a few different angles and putting a camera on the handle bars can be cool for a quick shot on the trail or looking at you
i have the Hero Max as well; supposedly, there's a Max 2 coming soon. i designed and 3d printed my own mount that provides you the detached, third-person perspective as you ride.
Love this video, super informative. Glad that you had good news on your broken clavicle. (As if a broken bone is good news). At least you're healing fast and don't need surgery. Could you do a video on how to heal faster? What do you eat, how do you stay active, etc.? Thanks!
I subscribed in a heartbeat! Amazing video and you like to shoot with almost the same settings and gear. I'm already waiting for a new max camera and I really hope that they really have it in design pipe. I'm shooting with the Fusion and Hero 7 with gimbal.
holy crap I wouldn't ever be able to ride like you do let alone have a gimbal mounted on my chest 😳 I feel like the max is actually sharper even at the fastest speeds 😀
Also, if you shoot at 60fps, you can slow it down by x2.5 (-250% in prpro) and you'll get exactly 24.00 fps (60 is 24+24+12) so you can use 24 fps shot or 30fps shot while still being able to use 60 fps slow mo without creating frames.
So stoked to c the video. I have the same settings as you for my gopro 7 black although for some reason when I upload the video to my youtube it has some sort of problem with rendering and makes the video ugly and blurry.
I agree that the Karma grip is the best! I’ve seen side by side footage comparisons on RU-vid between the Karma grip and other gimbals, where the footage was zoomed in for comparison, and other gimbals always had a small jitter and noticeable microadjustments, which was all absent on the footage shot on the Karma grip. Karma grip is just buttery smooth.
Hey man, just bought a max. Shooting same settings as you but what are you rendering your max superview files in for youtube, like what are the dimensions?! I render in 1440x1080 and it ends up being cropped on youtube.. Thanks!
YT video quality is better at lower frame rate because YT sends more data per frame for 30FPS videos. 60 FPS vids don't get double the bandwidth unfortunately, you get more frames but they are of lower quality. Is there vid of your crash where u broke your collar bone ?
Does it matter if you film in 4K or 1080p, RU-vid only uploads in 1080p, does the quality still look the same or does 4K look better than 1080p on RU-vid?
Shooting in 4K will record at a higher bitrate, which provides a higher quality raw video. The Hero 7 Black, at 4K30 will generally produce around 60Mbps bitrate, so file sizes will be larger to note. The extra data helps a lot when editing in post, especially when using a Flat color profile & correcting manually (or cropping, like Mark mentioned). You also want to export your files from a 4K timeline, since playing back a video at 4K on RU-vid provides more bitrate & in turn, a higher quality picture on any monitor. Even if all that footage was filmed in 1080p, but edited/exported through a 4K timeline, RU-vid will provide the 4K playback option, which provides that bitrate boost & makes your footage look even better. Phones are still being capped to a 1080p bitrate threshold though. Hope that helps a bit!
WOW your footage is THE BEST.... I use a Campark Nock off . i was using 1080 at 60fps or 30 fps. but i can barely see my bars at 170' FOV... would 4k 30 fps be a wider shot ? I'll keep playing with it. Man i got like 2 attachements on my chest mount LOL thank you for this
Ok, hear me out... what if you used a gimbal with the GoPro 7 and then put it through Reelsteady? That way one could use the widest lens possible while having some shaking removed by the gimbal and then fine tuned it with the reelsteady software to make it perfect... Am I the only one thinking about doing this?
What do you recommend for steep enduro trails. Hero 7 with a gimbal or just the GoPro max? Looking at your video the max looks just as smooth but without the bulk of a gimbal!
Melwalsh mtb it is true Mark Matthews has got best chest go pro footage IMO. Heal up with your broken arm and i hope u will come fast to the mtb. It is amazing sport but you need a good terrain and good bike to ride it. You need to be brave. And i hope u will get a lot of subs because u are so good at it
привет. у тебя есть видео в котором ты используешь gopro с нагрудным стабилизатором? есть смысл использовать дополнительный стабилизатор для камеры gopro 10+ ?
Thanks for sharing. I am struggling to find consistency with my Hero 8 footage. It seems to either be way too green or way too warm or a combination of the two in the same clip!
Mark. Are you maybe into some sort of watersports too? Kite/Wind surf/wakeboard/wake surf that kind of stuff. I'm asking because we are developing a Gopro Max Invisible body rig we can send you to test and review when it's ready. info@3pv.co
