Лучшая запись видео и голоса из шлема. Путь страданий

More than an hour? Seriously? Yes, and I didn't cover everything I wanted to. Remember the 80/20 rule? And here too, to get further, you need to put in a little more effort. I didn't explicitly say this in the video, but what's the difficulty with recording voice from a helmet? It's that it's very difficult to find the right microphone for it. Good microphones, as it turns out, aren't always suitable. I personally had moments after buying a Sony X3000 camera when I didn't know what to do. Because all the microphones I tried were incredibly overloaded. And if you have a GoPro, there's also the hassle of using an additional adapter or module. It's also difficult to find a good option that will record voice well and still capture the pleasant sound of a motorcycle. I think I've found, if not the perfect option, then almost the perfect one. But that'll be in the next part, and you'll need a soldering iron. In this video, we'll talk about a truly excellent option. That excellent option is the DJI Lavalier Mic. In this video, I'd also like to give you a general overview and discuss the potential challenges of recording video and audio while riding a motorcycle. Filming is pretty straightforward, although we'll also try to make this video much more enjoyable. But the main challenge here is, of course, the audio. Just imagine the poor conditions we're trying to record. I sometimes don't like the sound I'm recording in a room, but here we're on the highway, going, say, 120 km/h. In fact, you couldn't imagine worse conditions. But I want to boast that my recording was almost perfect, and I haven't found better quality helmet audio anywhere online. I initially thought I'd record audio through a genuine DJI lavalier microphone, but after ordering and testing a bunch of microphone capsules, I found something very interesting, and I think I'll stick with that option. There will be a second part to this video. And it'll be for the true geeks. I plan to cover only audio and possible improvements, including different microphones. This is the most complex video I've ever made. I hope you find it useful, and not just for beginners. 00:00 - Introduction. Let's compare all my cameras 01:17 - A decent setup, if you don't want to watch everything 02:49 - An important point about action cameras 04:16 - I'm a little underwhelmed by the GoPro. 05:06 - My GoPro 7, Sony X3000, GoPro 10 06:27 - GoPro mounts 07:13 - Helmet camera mounting options 12:26 - The old-fashioned method (homemade mount) 15:46 - If you have a modular helmet and an open-face helmet 17:08 - What kind of tape do I use? 17:25 - PGYTech mount and similar options 18:47 - The classics. GoPro and Voice from a Helmet 20:24 - Comparing GoPro and DJI Mounts 21:43 - Replacing the Standard GoPro Mount 23:49 - Microphone for GoPro 24:59 - Where to Place a Microphone in a Helmet 25:15 - DIY Headset Microphone Mount 26:48 - DIY Microphone Mount on a Modular Camera 27:55 - The Best Part. My Current Setup. Pros 31:20 - The Best Way to Record Sound. Pros/Cons 38:35 - How to Improve the Image ND Filters 42:39 - Sound and Microphones 49:15 - Examples of How Different Microphones Sound 52:13 - The Ideal Setup for Me Now 53:13 - Conclusions 54:40 - Announcement of Part 2 55:10 - About the Latest GoPros 58:26 - Insta360 Ace Pro 59:19 - The New DJI Action 5 Pro: Do ​​You Need It? ____ Hi, my name is Dmitry Maleykovich. I love motorcycles. But I love motorcycle travel and adventures even more. I've already been on three international motorcycle trips, one of which was 8,000 kilometers across European countries. I haven't ridden a lot on a motorcycle yet (over 70,000 km), but I'm not stopping there. 😉 This channel and the vast majority of its videos will be dedicated to travel and motorcycles. There will be a lot of useful and interesting content ahead. Don't miss out ;) ____ My Instagram sometimes has more up-to-date information:   / dmaleikovich