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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: Damonski on December 28, 2005, 16:12:14
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A cheshire group recently did some lanes around buxton and it was mentioned that we should get a video camera mounted on the passengers handle (300 series disco)
Im wondering if anyone has already attempted such a mount and could possibly share there mounting blueprints :)
Cheers!
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I often use a small mp4 recorder mounted on a small tripod, cant think of the name of it but got it from blacks. Has velcro attatched to it that allows fastening to round/square objects. Prob wouldnt work with large camcorder but would with some of the smaller stuff around now.
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With a bit of luck Paul will be about later.
He has a mount that fits on a grab handle.
It's pretty good.
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With a bit of luck Paul will be about later.
And as if by magic he apears. :D
I've got a nice cam clamp that fits to the grab handle.
Picked mine up from here: http://www.b-hague.co.uk/Mounting%20Brackets.htm
HTH
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I bought mine from a local camera shop. It's basically a fancy G Clamp with telescopic height adjustment along with tilt and pan. Cost me £60 but it's a well made piece of kit.
I was slightly miffed to find a budget version in Maplins for £9.99 :(mad):
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Thanks all. That one of Pauls looks like just what is needed :)
Maplins is a dangerous place, I always come out with much more than I need. Its sort of a local version of VWP :lol:
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http://www.gpsw.co.uk/about/page25.html
Have a look here.
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On my old 200 i mounted the top part of a tripod to the handle using hose clips.
Did the job!
:D
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I use this suction camera mount, it's made it through 2 Belgium Nationals and 2 trips round Langdale's Apline course without coming off so must be quit good. :wink:
It is a wee bit on the expensive side, but good quality and can be mounted on the roof, bonnet, windows, doors...............
It's at the bottom of this page (http://www.b-hague.co.uk/camera_suction_pads_vacuum_mounts.htm). :D
(http://www.b-hague.co.uk/SUCTION/sm7a.jpg)
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Wow there are some flash bits of kit available!
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Flash prices as well!!
I think they supply the TV & film industry with it's kit, hence the prices. :roll:
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Cheap and cheerful, but did the job.. :wink:
http://forums.mud-club.com/viewtopic.php?t=3128&highlight=
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what ever happened to the good old days of using just electrical tape or gaffa tape!!!!!
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I use one of these (http://www.karlu.com/product_info.php?products_id=3934)
(http://www.karlu.com/images/manfotto/035.gif)
combined with one of these (http://www.karlu.com/product_info.php?products_id=4048)
(http://www.karlu.com/images/manfotto/adapters/155.gif)
It'll clamp onto most things and at any angle
A word of warning on the suction ones.... they're very good but don't leave them stuck on a window on a hot sunny day, the black rubber concentrates the heat and can cause the glass to crack
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Here is what I use for inside shots with a DV cam
The same rig as used on Top Gear
And the Mini waterproof cam for outside shots in the mud
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Just taken another photo of the rig used on the handle
oh and by the way its just started snowing here :lol: