Camera Mounts?
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Originally Posted by JT LS1
have you tried these mounts?
Have any pics or videos in action?
Wonder if I could mount it up high, on the inside of the back hatch, and buy the 12" extension so that it would position the camera just behind the center of the driver and pass. seats? (Sorta were one would be if mounted to a roll cage) ??????
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No I personally have not used any camera mounts but I have seen a few people that have used the sticky pod mount. I would think that you could hang it from the back hatch and buy the extension. But you might get alot of vibration with an extension. You could probably just mount it further to the back of the hatch to reduce any vibrations, just adjust your zoom on the camera to make the pictuer closer to the front of the car.
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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
I have a StickyPod and it works great. I put my 3CCD camcorder on it all the time.
Also...do you have any links to videos you have made using it?
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There's a ton of cool vids and pics on their website. I bought the original plus a 12" extension, was about $100-$110 shipped.
I mounted my high def camera on it in a variety of positions, and can't wait to get some "REAL" vids uploaded from driving the car at speed...
For now this is the only video of the C5 I have: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOvCfIVbx04