I Didn't Expect This Mount To Be THIS Solid… MTB Camera Test

Tested out a Telesin Universal Bar Mount (or something like that) and I wasn't expecting this little camera mount to be quite so solid… so I decided to see how I could mount my secondary camera on the bike. I mounted my DJI Osmo Action 6 on my chin mount and put my old DJI Osmo Action 4 on the rear of the bike, giving me two perspectives of the same MTB trail. Rather than a controlled and tame (boring!) test, this is a real-world mountain biking camera setup — riding the same trail and comparing the footage from both cameras side-by-side, including all the usual drops, roots, rattles and turns as I would normally ride. The results weren't perfect... but that's exactly what makes the test useful. Is a rear-facing camera actually worth adding to an MTB setup? How does the footage compare? And is the extra camera angle useful enough to justify the hassle? I think I will experiment a bit more and alter the settings, maybe add the boost FOV lens to make the rear-view footage more useful. What do you think? Camera settings: 📷 DJI Osmo Action 4 4K 60FPS Ultra-Wide White Balance: 5400K D-Log M 10-bit Colour Shutter: 1/320 ISO: 100–1600 Sharpness: -2 Noise Reduction: -2 Official DJI Osmo Action 4 LUT 📷 DJI Osmo Action 6 4K 60FPS Ultra-Wide + FOV Boost lens White Balance: 5200K D-Log M 10-bit Colour Shutter: Auto ISO: Auto Variable Aperture: F2–F4 Texture: 0 Noise Reduction: 0 Stabilisation: Sport Official DJI Osmo Action 6 LUT 🚵 MTB | Mountain Biking | Camera Setup | DJI Osmo Action 4 | DJI Osmo Action 6 If you're experimenting with action cameras and mounting options for mountain biking, hopefully this gives you a useful look at what a two-camera setup can actually produce out on the trail! Thanks for watching! #mtb #mountainbike #djiaction6 #djiaction4 #actioncamera #mtbcamera #mountainbiking #mtbthailand #thailand