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video camera mount?
37 posts · Started by obsidian · 03 Nov 2008
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Post 19 by Il Duce 22,
#19So far, I'm extremely pleased with the camera. You can mount it virtually anywhere using either the suction cup mount or the 3M adhesive mounts.
One issue I ran into however: I tried using my 16G PNY Optima Class 4 SDHC card in it and it kept freezing the camera. Upon looking into it, it seems this specific card wreaks some kinda mean havoc on the GoPro and it's a well documented issue. For anyone wanting a GoPro, avoid this brand of card.
Gonna try to have vids coming soon!
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Post 31 by Aussieduke,
#31is there much movement/vibration in the picture using the suction cup mount? I have one but never used it cause i was a bit worried it would fall off, so i use the hard mounts with the 3m tape on the back and mounted it on top of the tank for the Duke.[/quote]
I have not had vibration evident when running the go pro on the RSVR using the suction cup. But as I suggested, attach a tether string to the mount just in case. Easier than backtracking 5ks looking for your camera !
Post 32 by 990EXODUS,
#32http://www.superduke.net/forum/album_pi ... ic_id=1457
I put a rubber washer under the camera, between the camera and mount, but it still shakes. Too bad, cause the picture was pretty good at a stand still.
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