Post your cam mounts
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05-25-2008 | 05:15 AM
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RE: Post your cam mounts
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Onarom, I wouldn't trust velcro with something like this haha. I bought what nauree linked.
Onarom, I wouldn't trust velcro with something like this haha. I bought what nauree linked.
CLICK "WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY". It's right under the number of views the video has.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnhbaGkJ3SM
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05-25-2008 | 08:24 PM
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Onarom, I wouldn't trust velcro with something like this haha. I bought what nauree linked.
Onarom, I wouldn't trust velcro with something like this haha. I bought what nauree linked.
Let me know how you like your new rig.
@Blue- Aren't you worried about leaning too much and using your camera as a frame slider? Nice set-up though. The video turner out nice. I may have to try that with my Canon.
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05-26-2008 | 01:29 AM
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RE: Post your cam mounts
blue fox thanks!! i went to best buy and got that bracket cut the flash mount off and put it on! my foot gets in the way and it bounces alot but i will be fixing this! i also had the idea to bend the bracket straight and put it under my mirror. would be a better shot not obstructed by anything. ill be playing around this week and hopefull be getting some good shots this weekend!
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05-26-2008 | 01:34 AM
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RE: Post your cam mounts
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I recall someone the other day talking about having one in their helmet, that would be something that interests me. If said person is here speak up, and do tell
I recall someone the other day talking about having one in their helmet, that would be something that interests me. If said person is here speak up, and do tell
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05-26-2008 | 01:38 PM
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RE: Post your cam mounts
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@Blue- Aren't you worried about leaning too much and using your camera as a frame slider? Nice set-up though. The video turner out nice. I may have to try that with my Canon.
@Blue- Aren't you worried about leaning too much and using your camera as a frame slider? Nice set-up though. The video turner out nice. I may have to try that with my Canon.
Nope, I did some maths and the camera bracket will slightly scrape only if I'm RIGHT on the edge of my tires. I went on a ride through the Gila Mountains with Hamster and we filmed some stuff. With my lean, he said the camera was hovering less than a 1/4" from the road surface.
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