Daniel Mores's video: 360 camera mounting ideas for your motorcycle re-up

Here are two tipps on where you can mount your 360° cam, and the images you'll get. I shot this on an insta360 one, but it'll work for any other 360 camera out there ... rylo, gopro fusion, garmin virb etc. This is a re-up. I properly exported the footage from Insta360Studio using "flowstate image stabilization". Bug in the software prevented this setting from taking effect when batch exporting - export individually and all's good. So now you see silky smooth gimbal-like shots. I usually set the FOV to 120°, all editing done in Final Cut Pro X. The insta360 one is a 4k camera. That means you get about 4000 pixels across ... for the entire 360° viewing area. When you "crop" the video down to a flat view, in effect using it like you'd be using multiple cameras, you end up with a native width of just about 1200px. That's barely HD, not even full-HD. Notice the difference in sharpness and detail between the introductory GoPro footage that was recorded at 2.7k. Basically what I need is an Insta360 Pro2 :-P camera that records in 8k. song "dreamer" by DJ Quads. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20HQqakoRtc