Yes but only experiments so far due to Gopro 9 software incompatibilities (long story) but the gimbal works great, in this link you may see some shaky vibrations due to that technicalities but the field of view and gimbal functionality was a success: czcams.com/video/WCX_dKC-6Ak/video.htmlfeature=shared
This was directly mold casted with polyurethane resin, so there's no digital model of it, it was very tricky to make a perfect fit for the asymmetric-organic shaped handle, but with the metal screw i guess many options can be done, I first saw it in another video review of the same gimbal doing it just with mechanical parts, BTW i just saw that Hohem also sells a wearable gimbal just for that purpose
Very shaky on the chest, i would recommend using reinforced (bigger) chest mount, even with the smaller gimbals specifically designed for chest mount and the most advanced gopros mtb is very shaky; if i had the cash i would buy directly an insta360 for mountain bike no need for gimbals
have you tried using it with a garter to hold the handle inplace close to your body?so it wont move around much.how does it respond in cornering?does it center it self back smoothly?
@@MrXZiLE it's not the handle, it's the weight that's going to be moving the chest mount, look at Loam Ranger or Safa Brian this guys record gopro+gimbal really seriously and both use a much more robust chest mount I couldn't even find where to buy one for starters imagine then the price. And no it really struggles with cornering, slow centring back as it's not designed for chest mount it seems even a miracle that one of the modes which is the default actually is able to follow up decently, look at my last video uploaded if you wanna see real example (i mount the gimbal upside down)but think that i use a Max fisheye to increase the angle of view as my main problem with the gimbal is that it positions gopro too much forward zooming too much into the handlebars and BTW using a full circular fisheye for post digital stabilisation (use Gyroflow app) opens another can of worms as the only gopros that allow that are the 10 and 11 and needing to do a little hack involving to install GoPro Labs firmware to disable ElectronicRollingShutter
@@MrXZiLE I could spend hours talking about tech haha but for the mtb setup you intend to use keep the weight and size in mind this Hoheim model has a big fixed battery of 7 hours that's why the extra large handle and a smaller/lighter chest mounted gimbal has a battery of 4 hours plus it's interchangeable if i recall correctly.
Looking forward for your next gimbal + pov vid 😂
It's for night-lowlight stabilisation, hopefully everyone is asleep 🤡😆
Nicely done! Do you have any footage from riding with that setup?
Yes but only experiments so far due to Gopro 9 software incompatibilities (long story) but the gimbal works great, in this link you may see some shaky vibrations due to that technicalities but the field of view and gimbal functionality was a success: czcams.com/video/WCX_dKC-6Ak/video.htmlfeature=shared
I have exactly the same equipment myself and it looks good. Do you have an .stl file of that white part?
This was directly mold casted with polyurethane resin, so there's no digital model of it, it was very tricky to make a perfect fit for the asymmetric-organic shaped handle, but with the metal screw i guess many options can be done, I first saw it in another video review of the same gimbal doing it just with mechanical parts, BTW i just saw that Hohem also sells a wearable gimbal just for that purpose
how is it for mountain biking?planning to use my hero 4 with this kind of set up for mtb
Very shaky on the chest, i would recommend using reinforced (bigger) chest mount, even with the smaller gimbals specifically designed for chest mount and the most advanced gopros mtb is very shaky; if i had the cash i would buy directly an insta360 for mountain bike no need for gimbals
have you tried using it with a garter to hold the handle inplace close to your body?so it wont move around much.how does it respond in cornering?does it center it self back smoothly?
@@MrXZiLE it's not the handle, it's the weight that's going to be moving the chest mount, look at Loam Ranger or Safa Brian this guys record gopro+gimbal really seriously and both use a much more robust chest mount I couldn't even find where to buy one for starters imagine then the price. And no it really struggles with cornering, slow centring back as it's not designed for chest mount it seems even a miracle that one of the modes which is the default actually is able to follow up decently, look at my last video uploaded if you wanna see real example (i mount the gimbal upside down)but think that i use a Max fisheye to increase the angle of view as my main problem with the gimbal is that it positions gopro too much forward zooming too much into the handlebars and BTW using a full circular fisheye for post digital stabilisation (use Gyroflow app) opens another can of worms as the only gopros that allow that are the 10 and 11 and needing to do a little hack involving to install GoPro Labs firmware to disable ElectronicRollingShutter
thanks for the info apriciate it!
@@MrXZiLE I could spend hours talking about tech haha but for the mtb setup you intend to use keep the weight and size in mind this Hoheim model has a big fixed battery of 7 hours that's why the extra large handle and a smaller/lighter chest mounted gimbal has a battery of 4 hours plus it's interchangeable if i recall correctly.
Where can I get the file to print my own
It was done the traditional way without digital model, so sorry there's no file to download
Do u sell the white color part?
Sure! Keep in mind it's handcrafted unique piece (without a master mold or printer)
How can I buy this part from you ??
Do you sell it?
Sorry, but no. I could but without a master mould, which i didn't do, it would cost as much as the gimbal itself.