Recording a track day properly

[derek.thorvg]

Hi guys,

I'd like advice on how to record my track day properly. Got a GoPro Hero 4 but footage does not seem interesting. Does not look real. Any suggestions on how to mount the cam? I wanted to shoot a track day on a similar way the MotoGP camera does... has anyone ever used a stabilizer gimbal for GoPro that works and is compact enough for a bike? Any views on www.darewarelabs.com ? Or any other suggestions? DJI and Feiyu and c**p! I feel I have the right camera but the wrong mounting equipment!

[G]

Hi derek.thorvg,

My personal advice would be to avoid darewarelabs - their product is likely junk.
Seems the most sensible conclusion when you see that it's pretty obvious they've been spamming motorcycle forums with a user called derek.thorvg. This isn't the tactic of a reputable organisation.

They haven't even launched their 'crowdfunding', which of course may not take off.

So, instead, I'd suggest you ride trackdays because you enjoy riding trackdays and leave fancy videos for moto-gp, where the riding justifies it!

[Al]

[Liam_]

Sounds like an expensive product that isn't necessary.
Serious answer here for anyone that comes across this thread.
Make sure your GoPro is set for a wide angle and put it on the bike as low as possible to give a better feeling of speed.
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