I use these and find that the stitch line is barely noticeable and that is when you look for it. However, these will fog up when it rains. The caveat is that you can always remove them if they fog. Over all, I find them to be a much better solution than using the type of guard that fits over the entire top of the camera.

@EigenMoto

18 күн бұрын

Yeah, exactly what I mentioned in the video. I think removing it when it rains is a fair compromise though, at least its way easier to manage than the sticky lens guards

Thanks for taking the effort to do this man, will purchase it!

@EigenMoto

20 күн бұрын

No problem! Ive been using it for quite a few rides already. My only issue is rain but as I said you can just take off the protectors if needed (tho I just avoid using it in the rain) at least I wont have an irrational fear of randomly getting fog blobs in my footage

Thank you for this video! How did you do that on the stitch line? I am currently using the sticky lens guard the stitch line looks awful 😢 I even have the lens protector ON in the settings. New subscriber here. 😊

@EigenMoto

9 күн бұрын

Hey there! Thanks for subbing. What kind of footage were you recording? My settings are default with the lens protector mode on.

Thank you for review, What about lens guard stiching line in video footage! And what video settings do you use standard, vivid, log ?

@EigenMoto

25 күн бұрын

Thats what the side comparisons are in the video! its to see the difference in lens stitching. Personally I feel its great, the footage Ive gotten so far has v little stitching issues. As for video settings its 4K60 standard mode. I do not film in LOG