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25-07-07, 09:43 AM
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Re: Nice videos
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25-07-07, 01:56 PM
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Guys,
Check this out. Looks like another inexpensive solution to a camera mount. http://www.knick-knack.com/howto/mot...era-mount.html Cheers, Rajan |
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26-07-07, 08:35 AM
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Good idea. But the the video looked too blurry at times due to poor or no vibration damping.
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05-06-08, 11:59 AM
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Re: Make your own RVM cam mount
I tried a new way of mounting cam,inside the helmet.No mountings,infact nothing.
AGV helmet+k750 makes a good 'In-helmet' cam.switch on the cam,palce it in the two fat chin pads and close the visor,it will stay in place.Wont block you vision either.Will try to get pics by evening.
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05-06-08, 12:05 PM
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Re: Make your own RVM cam mount
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05-06-08, 05:14 PM
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Re: Make your own RVM cam mount
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 it may look,as if its going to fall off any moment,but sits in place comfortably.Else tape it. |
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05-06-08, 07:35 PM
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Re: Make your own RVM cam mount
Great idea !!! Should I try it with my Studds Helmet and Nokia's godknowsmodel's VGA camers?
On a serious note should I drill a hole on top of the helmet and screw my camcorder with a ball socket which then can be turned 360*. What say?
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05-06-08, 07:46 PM
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Re: Make your own RVM cam mount
If you value your head, then no! Drilling holes would make the helmet weak and in case of an accident, it won't give you the same level of protection.
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06-06-08, 11:29 AM
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Re: Make your own RVM cam mount
uuummmm Okay.
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