My experience with bike mounted cams is not good, vibration in harmony with shutter speed creates terrible video 'jello' effects. Tried soft/hard mounting but at some point the 'jello' effect creeps in. By far the smoothest mount is on your helmet but you then capture all the head movements. The 360 cam has such an extreme wide angle lens that perspective is the problem, so it goes on the end of a long pole to improve perspective (and eliminates the 'jello') but then you have the problem of a 4 feet long stick getting in the way. Then there is the prob of capturing sound... built-in mics suffer with wind noise over 20mph so my helmet cam has an external mic on the inside of my helmet which 99% eliminates wind noise, is good for voice overs but muffles external sound. My compromise so far is to vid capture using 360 cam and capture the sound on another cam mounted near to the exhaust then merge the two in software edits... I get a reasonable vid out of it but I'm not there yet, lots more experimenting to be done.
Richard, fingers crossed that enough of us will still be on our 961's for next years Welford meet!
Scott, those megaphones make a nice sound
Are those the 'tar snakes' I hear a lot about on other forums? We don't have those over here, just a lot of holes in the road deep enough to put a large dent in rims!