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19 August 2002, 02:25 PM
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Do a search on 'Manfroto'
above link, automated
http://www.b-hague.co.uk/Mounting%20Brackets.htm
[Edited by CharlieWhiskey - 8/19/2002 2:40:40 PM]
above link, automated
http://www.b-hague.co.uk/Mounting%20Brackets.htm
[Edited by CharlieWhiskey - 8/19/2002 2:40:40 PM]
19 August 2002, 02:37 PM
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Fitting a camcorder to the dash is something I have fancied for a while but as usual not got around2it.
What about safety e.g. you crash and the camera comes unstuck?
What about vibration? My Panasonic DV camera has some antishake built in but can it handle being in a car?
Anybody have any thoughts?
Good link BTW DazW
Dirty_Den, what model did you get?
What about safety e.g. you crash and the camera comes unstuck?
What about vibration? My Panasonic DV camera has some antishake built in but can it handle being in a car?
Anybody have any thoughts?
Good link BTW DazW
Dirty_Den, what model did you get?
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19 August 2002, 03:17 PM
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TolTec - I got the SUPERCLAMP with BALL TILT HEAD, model SC2 on their page. I wrap a little bit of cloth around the rollbar on my 7, then tighten the clamp so that the teeth go into the cloth - I'm just a tart and don't want marks on my rollbar
Total was just under 70 quid, I got the clamp the next day!
Den
Total was just under 70 quid, I got the clamp the next day!
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19 August 2002, 05:00 PM
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The SM1 type suction mounts we use at work for video, but I can't get them to attach to anywhere inside a Scooby due to all the curves on the glass
19 August 2002, 05:07 PM
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It is usual for 'outside' installations to have safety straps on so that, should a suction mount fail, your precious camera equipment doesn't hit the deck!
19 August 2002, 05:11 PM
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NOTE: from another page on the b-hague site!
'Our office and works will be closed from 1.00pm on Friday the 23rd. of August until Monday the 2nd. of September when we re-open at 8.00am'
'Our office and works will be closed from 1.00pm on Friday the 23rd. of August until Monday the 2nd. of September when we re-open at 8.00am'
19 August 2002, 09:20 PM
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Bought one of these recently - very impressed:-
http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/helmet_cameras.htm
You need a Video Camera that is capable of acting as a Video Recorder for it to work.
http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/helmet_cameras.htm
You need a Video Camera that is capable of acting as a Video Recorder for it to work.
19 August 2002, 11:12 PM
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I've also got on of these http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/helmet_cameras.htm
and use it with a Sony PC9 camera. I have used it on my motorbike, mountain bike and extensively inside a friends rally car, I couldn't recommend it enough, it is a million times better than trying to mount your entire camera inside the car. You will have a nightmare trying to get it where you want it and then will find the vibrations destroy your picture. The bullet camera is small (waterproof) and light enough to tape/zip tie/wedge just about anywhere inside or out.
[Edited by Cord - 8/19/2002 11:13:58 PM]
and use it with a Sony PC9 camera. I have used it on my motorbike, mountain bike and extensively inside a friends rally car, I couldn't recommend it enough, it is a million times better than trying to mount your entire camera inside the car. You will have a nightmare trying to get it where you want it and then will find the vibrations destroy your picture. The bullet camera is small (waterproof) and light enough to tape/zip tie/wedge just about anywhere inside or out.
[Edited by Cord - 8/19/2002 11:13:58 PM]
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