Ludwig, what camera is that? It's diminutive! Does it work well? Any 1 minutes clips?Cameras are passé.
'Follow me' drones are the latest fad.
I have a camera on my Commando, set in loop mode and 1min. clips.
Watching ride videos, even my own, becomes boring after one minute.
Looks to be a "dashcam" bullet. Made for semi permanent mounting and has an external control box stowed elsewhere.
It is a Mobius, with remote lens:
It is a Mobius, with remote lens:
I like the front camera position, because I don't want to show my bike, but only the road.
In fact, I have two of them, one front and one rear when I'm riding with friends.
Sorry, no 1 min. clips.
Here are 2 older 5 min. ones. Front and rear of the same stretch of road, but they are not fully synchrosized.
Riding up the Furka pass. Steve (Kawa) follows. Mark (Triumph) stopped at 1.33 and Tim(Triumph) at 3.00:
Front :
The fluffy stuff at the right is an unsuccessful attempt to dampen wind noise.
Rear:
Ringing noise is clutch plates.
IMO, image quality for such a cheap camera is pretty good, but it doesn't show on youtube.
A screenshot gives a better idea:
Bond was there before:As the subject of the Furka pass was just mentioned , I thought I’d show a picture of a car I met there October 2019. I believe the new Bond film was being filmed nearby?
https://postimg.cc/CRztNnys
Couldn't agree more on all points, and 100% kudos to all involved.... But: Does come across more as a tourist film, we're observers rather than participants. Would loved to have seen it from the front wheel
Filthy Lucre! Or more to the point those essentials in life that drain the resources before you get to the bit earmarked: 'Motorcycling'
Which is why it's nice to vicariously participate in the experiences of others who so generously post here....
Not sure how well it will survive the first bump, should add a support tether.
