In-Car Video Camera
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From: Sorrento Italy
I've always filmed my small vids in a let's say 'adventurous' way
...i really want to get a mount but i dont want to change camera (not to buy one of those bulky cameras...)...i have one of those extra light Nikon small pictures and vids cameras, is it there a light mount that will match it? on the bottom it has a screw where i'd guess you could fix a standstill to hold it, the mount should go there?
...i really want to get a mount but i dont want to change camera (not to buy one of those bulky cameras...)...i have one of those extra light Nikon small pictures and vids cameras, is it there a light mount that will match it? on the bottom it has a screw where i'd guess you could fix a standstill to hold it, the mount should go there?
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All the camera screw mounts are the same...I have several film cameras and a Sony Mini-Cam besides my Canon digital above...all my camera mounts/tripods work with every camera...
Just screw your NiKon to the screw (pic below) and tighten knurled ****.....
Last edited by rihwoods; Dec 24, 2007 at 01:49 PM.
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Here is one method I use in the 69....I just clamp my "Chase Cam" clamp mount to headrest bar and use a 3" extension I bought from "Sticky Pod".....
Chase Cam Clamp mount (left) ...3" extension & swival mount from Sticky Pod (right)
Note: The Chase Cam mount/swival mount are adjustable in almost any direction...
Chase Cam Clamp mount (left) ...3" extension & swival mount from Sticky Pod (right)
Note: The Chase Cam mount/swival mount are adjustable in almost any direction...
Last edited by rihwoods; Dec 24, 2007 at 02:45 PM.
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Joined: May 2007
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From: North Royaton Ohio
Here is one method I use in the 69....I just clamp my "Chase Cam" clamp mount to headrest bar and use a 3" extension I bought from "Sticky Pod".....
Chase Cam Clamp mount (left) ...3" extension & swival mount from Sticky Pod (right)
Note: The Chase Cam mount/swival mount are adjustable in almost any direction...
Chase Cam Clamp mount (left) ...3" extension & swival mount from Sticky Pod (right)
Note: The Chase Cam mount/swival mount are adjustable in almost any direction...
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From: Sorrento Italy
I use a Canon SD 400 ELPH for most in-vette vids...the Camera mounts via the bottom screw mount you mentioned...
All the camera screw mounts are the same...I have several film cameras and a Sony Mini-Cam besides my Canon digital above...all my camera mounts/tripods work with every camera...
Just screw your NiKon to the screw (pic below) and tighten knurled ****.....
All the camera screw mounts are the same...I have several film cameras and a Sony Mini-Cam besides my Canon digital above...all my camera mounts/tripods work with every camera...
Just screw your NiKon to the screw (pic below) and tighten knurled ****.....
...Maybe on the t-top frame
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From: wilmington nc
Check out this cam, it"s tiny for $129
http://www2.oregonscientific.com/sho...id=709&scid=86
Here"s the first video i ever did with one, i left lots of room for improvment
http://www2.oregonscientific.com/sho...id=709&scid=86
Here"s the first video i ever did with one, i left lots of room for improvment
