Yes, but something must be wrong with your GoPro if you can't pull data off using the USB-C on the media mod (I can), also GoPro offers as wrist bound remote similar to the DJI
Nice review. I've been eyeing an action cam for a while, but was hesitant to pull the trigger on GOPRO after seeing so many people complain about the various issues they seem to have. DJI seems to be a much better option for the money. I'm not too worried about audio.....
One of the biggest things I'm in total agreement with is when you said, "The less I have to move all these setting around in the camera, the better." Amen to that. It's such a HUGE pain in the ass. Many times I've just left my stupid helmet cam at home because of having to deal with settings. After watching the entire video, I think it's abundantly clear that the Osmo is superior almost across the board. How long has a single battery lasted for you when recording? That's always been a weak spot with other cameras I've tried.
Just a fun comment for you, when you did the side by side on motorcycle comparisons of the audio quality, I noticed that the DJI camera has a slimming affect on your helmet. This may really mean that the GoPro lens style broadens your helmet, while the DJI delivers a more true to life view from its lens.
Great comparison! DJI has been killing it. That might be my next camera. I'm currently using a GoPro Hero 7 and an Insta360. I’ve been testing the DJI wireless mic inside my helmet for a bit as a standalone recorder and syncing it in post. I haven't completely worked it out yet, but so far so good. I like the idea of keeping my cameras waterproof. Still testing…
Good review. Thanks! I have had so many problems with both of my GoPro 11’s. Both of them failed (replaced on warranty), and one battery failed (also replaced on warranty). Then, reliability with an external mic into the media mod is maddening. I’m also a moto vlogger, and I’ve collected many videos with unusable audio. And, while riding and filming, one can’t know this until back home reviewing footage. On the other hand, my DJI Osmo action camera (first generation, old camera) has never failed. (Although I’ve never used it for audio.)
I was drawn between the two and after watching this Vlog I think I am going with DJI Osmo 4 now.... I like how the video looked and like you said at the end you can adjust the audio to your needs sooooo it's a no brainer. I am glad you put this out before I made my purchase with GoPro again
Great comparison. I think the video quality was better on the DJI but the audio was better on the GoPro..GoPro also has a wrist-attached remote as well. Thanks for the comparison.
Hi Jess, Thanks for the comparisons on these cameras. There is a huge positive quality difference in the video on the DGI vs GoPro. As for the audio, I think the quality will be enhanced on the DGI once you have a chance to check the other mike that comes with it. If it doesn't improve, the GoPro audio was better here. Wth. Lol.
I just purchased the GoPro 12 and Sena mesh port RED. Which has Bluetooth capability so now the mesh port red connects to the GoPro 12 and records the conversation between all the riders and records the audio directly on to the GoPro 12 footage.
Thanks for this candid comparison, nice that someone has put some thought into end product use, functionality and accessories. I have to say, the remote would be a HUGE benefit for those of us that are not pros at editing, but just turn on and off for making those spots you want on your ride. Thanks again
I have heard numerous people complain about the wasted time recording with Go Pro cameras because either the camera did not record, the video recording was corrupted or there was no or poor audio. that alone would sour me on purchasing a Go Pro in the future. However, after seeing the comparison you made, I feel that the DJI video quality and overall reliability has me sold on future purchases of The DJI.
I went with the Hero 12. I have 5 GoPros, including that one [and I've put them all on my bike at the same time, fun times!], and I wasn't impressed with the out-of-camera image quality from the DJI. The GoPro also works with their remote, and you can control 5 cameras at once... which I need for my workflow. I went the other way, though - I have each camera set up for its usual use case, and I have a couple of mirrorless cameras I mix in too. Having a camera for each purpose makes it more of a set-and-forget setup, even if it's more expensive.
I watched this video completely through, excellent info on the cameras. Now why em I here again! because I came back to see if you had another new video out and I noticed that you dont but I noticed that the red line on this video showed I didnt watch it all the way through, but I did watch it all the way through so I dont know if that affect your stuff for getting credit or not from youtube but just wanted to let you know.
Interesting comparison. I do think the DJI sounded better when you talked and the image looked more clear compared to the GoPro. But while riding the GoPro did sounded better if I am not mistaken. I know there's a mic you can connect to the Osmo and that should be super good quality sound as well. Edit: you are filming with DJI in your videos if I am not mistaken instead of the GoPro, so that audio is super!
IMO, the DJI Osmo Action 4 is the winner of the side-by-side comparison when riding your motorcycle - coloration, sharpness, and audio. Agree that you need to fine tune the audio gain and perhaps use a wireless mic when the situation necessitates. The Osmo Action 4 was the HANDS-DOWN winner of the low-light video. Have to get one in my equipment bag! :)
I have seen many of your videos (I´m from Chile). They are awesome! There is one where you talk about your recording stuff and mention DJI ACTION 4 is better for many reasons, but I haven´t seen you keep using it.. I was about to buy one, but now I´m still thinking about that... Do you have any final opinion about those cameras???
Great comparison ! I prefer the footage of the DJI that you shared for this video . I have a GO pro 7 and my original Go pro 3 , the 3 always works but the 7 is anyone’s guess if it’s gonna decide to work today , so that’s my experience, these cameras are amazing however , I’m looking for something more reliable, thanks for what you do 👍😎
I had 2 go pros the hero 7 black and the 10 but as soon as the osmo 4 came out I sold all my go pro bits and bought the osmo and havnt looked back! Nothing worse than the go pro randomly turning off was 100% my biggest gripe!
As a matter of fact, I just published my first motovlog and my rode mic connected to my GoPro 11 wasn’t turned on due to my gloved hands. I had to voice over the entire video which worked out ok in the end but im ready to just move on to something else and use my GoPros for recording my Slotcar races which is what I intended the 11’s for anyway and yes, wind noise was a problem without the rode. Also the extra weight on the front of my helmet is a pain.
The link for your favorite microphone leads to Amazon where is says it is currently unavailable. Just as an FYI. Thank you very much for the great comparison video. I have an old GoPro 3 and was thinking about getting a new one but I'm going to go with the DJI.
I've decided to start recording my rides and see what happens. I bought the DJI Mic 2 which connects to the action 4 through Bluetooth, then plugged the sena into the 3.5mm jack (with a splitter) on the mic 2 so I don't have to have the USB door open/off and so it stays waterproof. Also means I should be able to record the audio on the Mic 2 so I have a backup. Also with the DJI battery case you can use it as a power bank to charge things externally.
I think you should have mentioned the cost difference between the DJI audio adapter and GoPro Media Mod, BIG difference and something that a blogger will need to purchase
Great review! I agree completely. A tip for you. You can always record directly onto the dji mic when riding then drop the audio on your video in editing. Adjusting the audio literally takes a few seconds and is perfect every time.
There's a new contender with the insta360 Ace Pro. While a bit large, might be good for moto use. Not sure about external mic use, though. I'm not in the market, so I haven't investigated that heavily. I'm still using a GP Hero7 and a Hero 10. I record in 4k. It looks better and if I want to crop or zoom in, I have the resolution to keep it from going fuzzy unless do that to the extreme. Every once in a while, I finish a day's ride at night and the GP's are lagging behind on low light currently. I've little doubt next years Hero 13 will even the playing field in that area, but both DJI and Insta360 outperform the GP12 in low light hands down. IIRC, you edit in Premiere. I use FCP, so I'm not familiar with what you use, but in FCP, there's a voice isolation option that reduces road/wind noise and makes my onboard voice much better. My GP10 is always loud enough. I have to boost the gain on my DJI Wireless mics to get good levels, though when I use them. For in studio use, I have an UA Apollo Twin X interface and an SM7b mic. I usually have to compress it for my narration and bump the level some, but it sounds great as you'd expect from an SM7b, which is a legendary mic ($400, not cheap, but for a quality mic, that's actually inexpensive). For your gopro... you should check out the ZGCINE PS-G10 GoPro Charging case for Gopro Hero 10 Hero 9/8/7/6/5 Battery. It's a little large, but it's a powerbank. I cycle through a pair of batteries all day long. It uses an adaptor for GP7 and 8 batteries, but not for 9/10 (I think the 11 and 12 use the same batteries?). I love it. I still carry a 3rd battery as a spare just in case, but it's really rare I need to do more than just rotate a pair of batteries between each camera. When one runs out, the one in the ZGCine is charged up. I love my DJI drone and I just got the Pocket 3, which is a wierd form factor, but I love it. They seem like a great company to deal with too. I prefer GoPros picture, but they need to be more stable and move to a more easily detachable mount. And I hate having to use the media mod. But using a big dongle for my mic would suck, too. Good video (as always) and a nice, objective comparison of the two.
DJI may be the winner for the price and image having the ability to adjust the audio is a plus. Also less corruption is the better option. Having the charger being able to charge via lighter plug on the touring model bikes is the best option. The watch remote is awesome. A big win for DJI.
I'm sold on DJI. Matter of fact, I think they have a new spokeswoman too. Next time I see you you'll be covered in the things. We're going to get a foots eye view of riding the BMW.
Jess, I've tried mounting a camera to the turn signal mount on my '04 RK facing forward and it just shakes like crazy. It is so bad that you can't even use it. I don't know if this is a camera issue or a mount issue. I wear a half helmet and I really don't want to mount a camera to it so mounting it on the bike is my only option. What do you recommend?
A solid and infromative review and comparsion! I'm fairly new to motorcylce and thinking to get an action camera just for safety precatiuon. After watching your video, think I'll go with DJI. Good review. Thanks!
Thanks for the review im at the point in my youtube channel that i want to use something besides my phone lol i was allready leaning towards the dji but the more a person learns about the products the better i am a little concerned with the external audio im going to have to study that more great video
DJI seems like the winner from what I witnessed. There is another brand of camera Robert Simmons “Be the Boss of Your Motorcycle “ uses and it’s half the size and GREAT quality. I’ll have to look it up.
I’ve been interested in the Osmo. Do you know if the remote will connect to more than one camera and start and stop recording with them simultaneously? With my GoPro remote I’ve had issues with it working for a bit then it will disconnect from one camera or the other or both then I do the whole repairing thing. That’s what’s driving me nuts with the GoPro. And that’s a short drive my friend. 😄. Thank you for the compassion updates.
Well now the DJI Mic 2 works with the Osmo4. No more open battery door…. Unfortunately the only way to get the Mic2 right now is the Osmo Pocket 3 created combo.
As always enjoy your videos. I have had the no pro camera in the past and wasn’t real impressed with it. So I plan to get the other one you compared to the no pro.. Thanks for the comparison.
Hi Jess. I’m a little surprised to hear you speak so highly about the GoPro after all the footage you’ve lost over the years. Do you have enough experience with the DJI to compare its reliability? I didn’t hear very much about it in this video.
Yes we did and thank you for the video we are looking for a camera and headset to ride with friends to talk back and forth?? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 😎🙏🙏🙏🙏🤷🏼♂️🫶☺️😉
In the motovlog part the DJI looked a little washed out and over exposed, but that should be an easy fix in editing. And I wouldn't be at all surprised if DJI comes out with a fix for the microphone "problem" soon. I've see a few reviews of it, and they all say the same thing about the gain.
Love the shootout you did on both cameras.. great stuff.. wish I had a bike so I could even have a reason to buy an action camera though.. 😂 If I do ever get to do a vlog, I probably would just use duct tape to attach my phone to my helmet cos these action cameras a pretty pricey in my part of the world.. Then again with my channel seemingly becoming obsolete cos of the lack of a bike.. maybe i wouldn't have to do any of that.. anyhow.. enjoy life.. live it to the fullest.. record as much as you can so the viewers become subscribers.. see you around.. you beautiful woman..
watching your video of the gopro reminds me a lot of apple products giving you the basic with the camera with very limited accessories... forever an android person lot more user friendly seem liked if i was a vlogger id definitely go with the dj camera.
@@HerTwoWheels Thanks. I did. I was just curious if you have tried them in the past or if you plan to in the future. My apologies for not being more clear with my question. This was a very good review. Nice work.
I would caution you about getting on the DJI bandwagon. My experience with DJI has been with multiple drones. Unfortunately, it seemed that they were all about getting the initial sale, but as soon as you have any problems, or they put out a newer model, you're left on your own for any service. I for one will never buy another DJI product. For those that do, I wish you good luck. I hope you don't get stuck with a bunch of DJI products that they no longer support.
The Go Pro has better video quality. The DJI seems a bit washed out....like the contrast is off a bit. During the garage sequence, the GP was normal view and the DJI has a fisheye lens appearance.
@@HerTwoWheels My issue, which isn't THAT frequent, but a little too frequent is the camera freezing. Not due to cold, but basically crashing. Won't turn on. Only way to clear it is to pull it out of the media mod (PITA), and pull and reinsert the battery. I will often just start recording while riding and this freezing means I don't know I wasn't recording or I have to find some place to pull over and deal with the problem child, which isn't always an option. I love the mount for the Osmo and Insta360 has followed their lead with a similar mount. Screws are for the birds. GoPro invented that years ago and it was great... but it's long past time to modernize, GoPro.
Jeez, @ 6:00 those side by sides are STARK. Frickin' GoPro suuuuuuucks. I've been playing with the Insta360 Ace Pro and I feel like GoPro's at the bottom of the heap now.
You also forgot to mention AT ALL the Go Pro's advantage of using your Sena or Cardo and using Bluetooth for audio DJI doesn't do that at all... This is a HUGE feature for motorcycle Vloggers..... And you didn't mention it at all..... and it records to your Go Pro without the need of extra hardware and while not perfect it is better than the audio you recorded...... Also there is an adapter that lets you use the DJI's Magnetic mount for your Go Pro..... Go Pro has a Remote as well...... You didn't really think this video out properly did you..... There is a lot of inconsistencies in this video... I know you can do better than this.....
@@philread5179 No need to worry about me any more. I unsubscribed and blocked the channel from popping up in my feed. As soon as she said she wasnt interested in providing all the information because she doesn't use it I removed myself. As for the dork comment aimed at me.... Well done on your total maturity.....
@@TheNintendoFanBoy01 LOL! Glad to hear you blocked me. Wish more people would do the same instead of wasting my time posting unnecessary comments. But honestly, I am baffled to hear that you are legitimately upset that someone, who never uses the features you mentioned, did not speak about the features she doesn't use. Do you actually want to hear uneducated information? Or practical uses and experience? Seems like you need to go drool on the tech channels a bit more. This is a motorcycle channel who happens to use tech. Bye.
Do you enjoy gear reviews like this one?
Very detailed. You did good.
Yes
Yes, but something must be wrong with your GoPro if you can't pull data off using the USB-C on the media mod (I can), also GoPro offers as wrist bound remote similar to the DJI
Yes. Well done
Nice review. I've been eyeing an action cam for a while, but was hesitant to pull the trigger on GOPRO after seeing so many people complain about the various issues they seem to have. DJI seems to be a much better option for the money. I'm not too worried about audio.....
One of the biggest things I'm in total agreement with is when you said, "The less I have to move all these setting around in the camera, the better." Amen to that. It's such a HUGE pain in the ass. Many times I've just left my stupid helmet cam at home because of having to deal with settings. After watching the entire video, I think it's abundantly clear that the Osmo is superior almost across the board. How long has a single battery lasted for you when recording? That's always been a weak spot with other cameras I've tried.
Thank you so much for your camera comparison. And YES, we love videos like this. Keep it up.
Just a fun comment for you, when you did the side by side on motorcycle comparisons of the audio quality, I noticed that the DJI camera has a slimming affect on your helmet. This may really mean that the GoPro lens style broadens your helmet, while the DJI delivers a more true to life view from its lens.
Great comparison! DJI has been killing it. That might be my next camera. I'm currently using a GoPro Hero 7 and an Insta360.
I’ve been testing the DJI wireless mic inside my helmet for a bit as a standalone recorder and syncing it in post. I haven't completely worked it out yet, but so far so good.
I like the idea of keeping my cameras waterproof. Still testing…
Good review. Thanks!
I have had so many problems with both of my GoPro 11’s. Both of them failed (replaced on warranty), and one battery failed (also replaced on warranty). Then, reliability with an external mic into the media mod is maddening. I’m also a moto vlogger, and I’ve collected many videos with unusable audio. And, while riding and filming, one can’t know this until back home reviewing footage. On the other hand, my DJI Osmo action camera (first generation, old camera) has never failed. (Although I’ve never used it for audio.)
Same!!!!
I was drawn between the two and after watching this Vlog I think I am going with DJI Osmo 4 now.... I like how the video looked and like you said at the end you can adjust the audio to your needs sooooo it's a no brainer. I am glad you put this out before I made my purchase with GoPro again
Great comparison. I think the video quality was better on the DJI but the audio was better on the GoPro..GoPro also has a wrist-attached remote as well. Thanks for the comparison.
Great Job Jess, that was a lot of work to help those that are looking at a $400+ purchase. Stay strong my friend, you are appreciated!!
Hi Jess, Thanks for the comparisons on these cameras. There is a huge positive quality difference in the video on the DGI vs GoPro. As for the audio, I think the quality will be enhanced on the DGI once you have a chance to check the other mike that comes with it. If it doesn't improve, the GoPro audio was better here. Wth. Lol.
I just purchased the GoPro 12 and Sena mesh port RED. Which has Bluetooth capability so now the mesh port red connects to the GoPro 12 and records the conversation between all the riders and records the audio directly on to the GoPro 12 footage.
Thanks for this candid comparison, nice that someone has put some thought into end product use, functionality and accessories. I have to say, the remote would be a HUGE benefit for those of us that are not pros at editing, but just turn on and off for making those spots you want on your ride. Thanks again
I have heard numerous people complain about the wasted time recording with Go Pro cameras because either the camera did not record, the video recording was corrupted or there was no or poor audio. that alone would sour me on purchasing a Go Pro in the future. However, after seeing the comparison you made, I feel that the DJI video quality and overall reliability has me sold on future purchases of The DJI.
Ok, now this was the best comparison, and the video that sold me.
Does the DJI work with their own wireless mics? Heard good news about those from multiple food vloggers
I went with the Hero 12. I have 5 GoPros, including that one [and I've put them all on my bike at the same time, fun times!], and I wasn't impressed with the out-of-camera image quality from the DJI. The GoPro also works with their remote, and you can control 5 cameras at once... which I need for my workflow.
I went the other way, though - I have each camera set up for its usual use case, and I have a couple of mirrorless cameras I mix in too. Having a camera for each purpose makes it more of a set-and-forget setup, even if it's more expensive.
restarting my RUclips page ( I blame you, Shadetree and all the others) This video was very helpful! Thank you!
I watched this video completely through, excellent info on the cameras. Now why em I here again! because I came back to see if you had another new video out and I noticed that you dont but I noticed that the red line on this video showed I didnt watch it all the way through, but I did watch it all the way through so I dont know if that affect your stuff for getting credit or not from youtube but just wanted to let you know.
Interesting comparison. I do think the DJI sounded better when you talked and the image looked more clear compared to the GoPro. But while riding the GoPro did sounded better if I am not mistaken. I know there's a mic you can connect to the Osmo and that should be super good quality sound as well.
Edit: you are filming with DJI in your videos if I am not mistaken instead of the GoPro, so that audio is super!
IMO, the DJI Osmo Action 4 is the winner of the side-by-side comparison when riding your motorcycle - coloration, sharpness, and audio. Agree that you need to fine tune the audio gain and perhaps use a wireless mic when the situation necessitates. The Osmo Action 4 was the HANDS-DOWN winner of the low-light video.
Have to get one in my equipment bag! :)
I have seen many of your videos (I´m from Chile). They are awesome! There is one where you talk about your recording stuff and mention DJI ACTION 4 is better for many reasons, but I haven´t seen you keep using it.. I was about to buy one, but now I´m still thinking about that... Do you have any final opinion about those cameras???
The DJI mic adopter, where we can find it ?
Nice comparison
Great comparison ! I prefer the footage of the DJI that you shared for this video . I have a GO pro 7 and my original Go pro 3 , the 3 always works but the 7 is anyone’s guess if it’s gonna decide to work today , so that’s my experience, these cameras are amazing however , I’m looking for something more reliable, thanks for what you do 👍😎
I’ve seen good video coming from the new Insta360 Ace Pro. But not sure what kind of audio options it has. Great video Jess!
I had 2 go pros the hero 7 black and the 10 but as soon as the osmo 4 came out I sold all my go pro bits and bought the osmo and havnt looked back! Nothing worse than the go pro randomly turning off was 100% my biggest gripe!
As a matter of fact, I just published my first motovlog and my rode mic connected to my GoPro 11 wasn’t turned on due to my gloved hands. I had to voice over the entire video which worked out ok in the end but im ready to just move on to something else and use my GoPros for recording my Slotcar races which is what I intended the 11’s for anyway and yes, wind noise was a problem without the rode. Also the extra weight on the front of my helmet is a pain.
The link for your favorite microphone leads to Amazon where is says it is currently unavailable. Just as an FYI. Thank you very much for the great comparison video. I have an old GoPro 3 and was thinking about getting a new one but I'm going to go with the DJI.
Aww. That means it’s out of stock
Can or do you need a handlebar stick or just get DJi for the helmet??
I've decided to start recording my rides and see what happens. I bought the DJI Mic 2 which connects to the action 4 through Bluetooth, then plugged the sena into the 3.5mm jack (with a splitter) on the mic 2 so I don't have to have the USB door open/off and so it stays waterproof. Also means I should be able to record the audio on the Mic 2 so I have a backup.
Also with the DJI battery case you can use it as a power bank to charge things externally.
I think you should have mentioned the cost difference between the DJI audio adapter and GoPro Media Mod, BIG difference and something that a blogger will need to purchase
Great review! I agree completely. A tip for you. You can always record directly onto the dji mic when riding then drop the audio on your video in editing. Adjusting the audio literally takes a few seconds and is perfect every time.
What dji mic?
@HerTwoWheels they are phenomenal in my opinion.
@@HerTwoWheels I run a lapel to it and stuck into an inside pocket. Has worked great for me
There's a new contender with the insta360 Ace Pro. While a bit large, might be good for moto use. Not sure about external mic use, though. I'm not in the market, so I haven't investigated that heavily. I'm still using a GP Hero7 and a Hero 10.
I record in 4k. It looks better and if I want to crop or zoom in, I have the resolution to keep it from going fuzzy unless do that to the extreme.
Every once in a while, I finish a day's ride at night and the GP's are lagging behind on low light currently. I've little doubt next years Hero 13 will even the playing field in that area, but both DJI and Insta360 outperform the GP12 in low light hands down.
IIRC, you edit in Premiere. I use FCP, so I'm not familiar with what you use, but in FCP, there's a voice isolation option that reduces road/wind noise and makes my onboard voice much better. My GP10 is always loud enough. I have to boost the gain on my DJI Wireless mics to get good levels, though when I use them. For in studio use, I have an UA Apollo Twin X interface and an SM7b mic. I usually have to compress it for my narration and bump the level some, but it sounds great as you'd expect from an SM7b, which is a legendary mic ($400, not cheap, but for a quality mic, that's actually inexpensive).
For your gopro... you should check out the ZGCINE PS-G10 GoPro Charging case for Gopro Hero 10 Hero 9/8/7/6/5 Battery. It's a little large, but it's a powerbank. I cycle through a pair of batteries all day long. It uses an adaptor for GP7 and 8 batteries, but not for 9/10 (I think the 11 and 12 use the same batteries?). I love it. I still carry a 3rd battery as a spare just in case, but it's really rare I need to do more than just rotate a pair of batteries between each camera. When one runs out, the one in the ZGCine is charged up.
I love my DJI drone and I just got the Pocket 3, which is a wierd form factor, but I love it. They seem like a great company to deal with too. I prefer GoPros picture, but they need to be more stable and move to a more easily detachable mount. And I hate having to use the media mod. But using a big dongle for my mic would suck, too.
Good video (as always) and a nice, objective comparison of the two.
DJI may be the winner for the price and image having the ability to adjust the audio is a plus. Also less corruption is the better option. Having the charger being able to charge via lighter plug on the touring model bikes is the best option. The watch remote is awesome. A big win for DJI.
Looking for a good dash cam. What is the recording time on each of these units? Would you recommend one of these for use as a dash cam?
So how does the Osmo remote work with riding gloves and can you switch between photo and video mode, also how hard is it to turn on and off gloved ?
Did DJI pay you for this commercial or provide free product or is this independent?
I'm sold on DJI. Matter of fact, I think they have a new spokeswoman too. Next time I see you you'll be covered in the things. We're going to get a foots eye view of riding the BMW.
Jess, I've tried mounting a camera to the turn signal mount on my '04 RK facing forward and it just shakes like crazy. It is so bad that you can't even use it. I don't know if this is a camera issue or a mount issue. I wear a half helmet and I really don't want to mount a camera to it so mounting it on the bike is my only option. What do you recommend?
A solid and infromative review and comparsion! I'm fairly new to motorcylce and thinking to get an action camera just for safety precatiuon.
After watching your video, think I'll go with DJI. Good review. Thanks!
I have a insta-360 an two DJI cameras I currently use. A pocket 2 an an action 2. All my issues have been user error. Never owned a gopro though.
Thanks for the review im at the point in my youtube channel that i want to use something besides my phone lol i was allready leaning towards the dji but the more a person learns about the products the better i am a little concerned with the external audio im going to have to study that more great video
DJI seems like the winner from what I witnessed.
There is another brand of camera Robert Simmons “Be the Boss of Your Motorcycle “ uses and it’s half the size and GREAT quality. I’ll have to look it up.
What about heat. I have found GoPro heat problems a pain when videoing on my helmet.
Good comparison! Thanks!
I’ve been interested in the Osmo. Do you know if the remote will connect to more than one camera and start and stop recording with them simultaneously? With my GoPro remote I’ve had issues with it working for a bit then it will disconnect from one camera or the other or both then I do the whole repairing thing. That’s what’s driving me nuts with the GoPro. And that’s a short drive my friend. 😄. Thank you for the compassion updates.
Hey Jess / her two wheels which camera has the best return policy and warranty
I have three GoPro cameras and now seriously considering the DJI Osmo.
Very good information, You have the best video's
Thank you so much for doing this been seriously trying to decide which camera to buy. Really appreciate the info.
Glad it was helpful!
Go Go gadget watch the osmo image is amazing!
Does the go pro 9 10 etc still have to have the same microphone adapters as the 8
Well now the DJI Mic 2 works with the Osmo4. No more open battery door…. Unfortunately the only way to get the Mic2 right now is the Osmo Pocket 3 created combo.
great comparison.
As always enjoy your videos. I have had the no pro camera in the past and wasn’t real impressed with it. So I plan to get the other one you compared to the no pro.. Thanks for the comparison.
Hi Jess. I’m a little surprised to hear you speak so highly about the GoPro after all the footage you’ve lost over the years. Do you have enough experience with the DJI to compare its reliability? I didn’t hear very much about it in this video.
Yes we did and thank you for the video we are looking for a camera and headset to ride with friends to talk back and forth?? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 😎🙏🙏🙏🙏🤷🏼♂️🫶☺️😉
Thanks jess great video
What holds it on your helmet? Still a Chin Mount? or does the DJI come with one?
I have all the gadgets you’ll need linked in my video descriptions!
In the motovlog part the DJI looked a little washed out and over exposed, but that should be an easy fix in editing. And I wouldn't be at all surprised if DJI comes out with a fix for the microphone "problem" soon. I've see a few reviews of it, and they all say the same thing about the gain.
Love the shootout you did on both cameras.. great stuff.. wish I had a bike so I could even have a reason to buy an action camera though.. 😂
If I do ever get to do a vlog, I probably would just use duct tape to attach my phone to my helmet cos these action cameras a pretty pricey in my part of the world..
Then again with my channel seemingly becoming obsolete cos of the lack of a bike.. maybe i wouldn't have to do any of that.. anyhow.. enjoy life.. live it to the fullest.. record as much as you can so the viewers become subscribers.. see you around.. you beautiful woman..
great info thanks !
watching your video of the gopro reminds me a lot of apple products giving you the basic with the camera with very limited accessories... forever an android person lot more user friendly seem liked if i was a vlogger id definitely go with the dj camera.
Thx ! yes, these are good vids!
Have you used the 360 cameras
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@@HerTwoWheels Thanks. I did. I was just curious if you have tried them in the past or if you plan to in the future.
My apologies for not being more clear with my question.
This was a very good review. Nice work.
Wow very good nice ＋👍🔔
I would caution you about getting on the DJI bandwagon. My experience with DJI has been with multiple drones. Unfortunately, it seemed that they were all about getting the initial sale, but as soon as you have any problems, or they put out a newer model, you're left on your own for any service. I for one will never buy another DJI product. For those that do, I wish you good luck. I hope you don't get stuck with a bunch of DJI products that they no longer support.
The Go Pro has better video quality. The DJI seems a bit washed out....like the contrast is off a bit. During the garage sequence, the GP was normal view and the DJI has a fisheye lens appearance.
I like the osmo for everything except the audio. GoPro's audio was better in this review.
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By what I AM able to appreciate from this side, In agreement with you DJI @this moment if I was getting one .
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I think the color looks better on the osmo. That’s it. I’m a DJI man now lol
The GoPro sounds great but the DJI beats it hands down in picture quality!
The DJI was sooo much clearer video!
Dji have a adventure kit
the DJI has better colors in the video brighter and crisper
I like the dji
Was this sponsored?
Dji looks like better quality all around.
Hi babe, i´m from Portugal, see de SONY FDR X 3.000 for motovlog, that´s it, that´s the camera...
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The dji has the best picture
Gopro will improve now that they have competition. overheating is the main problem.
And freezing! They have never preformed well on cold rides for me!
@@HerTwoWheels My issue, which isn't THAT frequent, but a little too frequent is the camera freezing. Not due to cold, but basically crashing. Won't turn on. Only way to clear it is to pull it out of the media mod (PITA), and pull and reinsert the battery. I will often just start recording while riding and this freezing means I don't know I wasn't recording or I have to find some place to pull over and deal with the problem child, which isn't always an option.
I love the mount for the Osmo and Insta360 has followed their lead with a similar mount. Screws are for the birds. GoPro invented that years ago and it was great... but it's long past time to modernize, GoPro.
Jeez, @ 6:00 those side by sides are STARK. Frickin' GoPro suuuuuuucks. I've been playing with the Insta360 Ace Pro and I feel like GoPro's at the bottom of the heap now.
Right! I honestly had no idea how bad the GoPro actually was until I filmed these two side-by-side!
Osmo better sound quality
GoPro
Your eyes are more beautiful on the DJI. Go Pro stays very behind. . kisses.
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You also forgot to mention AT ALL the Go Pro's advantage of using your Sena or Cardo and using Bluetooth for audio DJI doesn't do that at all... This is a HUGE feature for motorcycle Vloggers..... And you didn't mention it at all..... and it records to your Go Pro without the need of extra hardware and while not perfect it is better than the audio you recorded...... Also there is an adapter that lets you use the DJI's Magnetic mount for your Go Pro..... Go Pro has a Remote as well......
You didn't really think this video out properly did you..... There is a lot of inconsistencies in this video... I know you can do better than this.....
I have never and will never use the bluetooth to record my audio. Hence why it was not mentioned.
Dude. Soooo rude!!!😢
Sorry love. I was talking about Mr Nintendo Fanboy here. Keep up the good work, and just ignore the dork comments you get.
@@philread5179 No need to worry about me any more. I unsubscribed and blocked the channel from popping up in my feed. As soon as she said she wasnt interested in providing all the information because she doesn't use it I removed myself. As for the dork comment aimed at me.... Well done on your total maturity.....
@@TheNintendoFanBoy01 LOL! Glad to hear you blocked me. Wish more people would do the same instead of wasting my time posting unnecessary comments. But honestly, I am baffled to hear that you are legitimately upset that someone, who never uses the features you mentioned, did not speak about the features she doesn't use. Do you actually want to hear uneducated information? Or practical uses and experience? Seems like you need to go drool on the tech channels a bit more. This is a motorcycle channel who happens to use tech.
Bye.
A camera comparison in 1080p in 2023 why???
File Size and Editing...