EDIT: So, here it is: the full movie.
Totally shot with the DJI X5 Raw, most of the time mounted to the Osmo,  but some sequences are shot with the Inspire. Ah, and there are 3  sequences shot with the X3 (mounted to a helmet)


Here is a teaser for a MTB-video. The teaser is exclusively shot with an OSMO Raw, for the final video we will add some aerial footage and shots made with OSMO mounted on the bike and on a helmet.

I have been having a tough time getting the OSMO+ to stay straight when downhill mountain biking also skiing. Could you share your settings that you are using? For me it seems when I get going at a good speed the OSMO just bails out and films my shoulder (using the chest mount) Skiing when I get to a good speed the same happens.

Hi!
I have been using a helmet mount for the "original" OSMO and it went quite well. Even when the camera hit some leaves it did recenter after a second.

Nice work.... nice camera! Wish I could get the spot on focus / shallow depth of field you've achieved on my Osmo+

Good job.

@ Salty777: thanks! The Osmo RAW is a really nice tool!


@ AjaxAir: one additional information for you: I've been using the Osmo with the Gimbal Extension Kit http://store.dji.com/product/osmo-gimbal-extension

Looking forward to the full version.

Waiting for the final cut

The final cut is nearly finished. If everything works as I want, I will publish it tomorrow.

That looks like something I want to see more of!!!

martinfueloep Posted at 2017-8-10 05:14
The final cut is nearly finished. If everything works as I want, I will publish it tomorrow.

Can't wait!  Nice video!!

In the night from Thursday to Friday a thunderstorm destroyed my plans: 5h without electricity kept me from finishing the final cut in time. Now I have to wait at least for Monday to get the approval for publishing from my partners. Sorry, but you will have to wait for Monday (or maybe Tuesday).

great start lookimg for the full one

AjaxAir Posted at 2017-7-28 15:11
I have been having a tough time getting the OSMO+ to stay straight when downhill mountain biking also skiing. Could you share your settings that you are using? For me it seems when I get going at a good speed the OSMO just bails out and films my shoulder (using the chest mount) Skiing when I get to a good speed the same happens.

Very suspenseful. Can't wait to see final video!!!

So, here it is: the full movie.
Totally shot with the DJI X5 Raw, most of the time mounted to the Osmo, but some sequences are shot with the Inspire. Ah, and there are 3 sequences shot with the X3 (mounted to a helmet)

martinfueloep Posted at 2017-8-17 14:20
So, here it is: the full movie.
Totally shot with the DJI X5 Raw, most of the time mounted to the Osmo, but some sequences are shot with the Inspire. Ah, and there are 3 sequences shot with the X3 (mounted to a helmet)

Really great video. Some of the shots following the bike are really steady, compared to the other downhill videos I saw. Osmo shows its power.

Great Job!!!!

very cool, I'd love to ride those trails!

lols dgggg

Really nice video! I love the camera work, and I actually really like the sound design as well...the dirt on tires, the breathing...puts you right in the moment. Well done!

Ready Set Drone Posted at 2017-8-25 06:53
Really nice video! I love the camera work, and I actually really like the sound design as well...the dirt on tires, the breathing...puts you right in the moment. Well done!

Thank you!

Wow ! Cool. The Video is Amazing.....

What a great video!

Awesome Video!

Excellent. Well worth the wait. I take it this is your profession? If not, it should be. Really well done. Thanks, gives us beginners something to aspire to.

Schee!

Very cool video.  Thanks so much for sharing.

Salty777 Posted at 2017-8-30 05:56
Excellent. Well worth the wait. I take it this is your profession? If not, it should be. Really well done. Thanks, gives us beginners something to aspire to.

Yes, it is my profession. Not particularly producing Mountainbike-movies, but I'm a professional Photographer and filmer

Great work!

martinfueloep Posted at 2017-9-5 12:11
Yes, it is my profession. Not particularly producing Mountainbike-movies, but I'm a professional Photographer and filmer

And it shows!