Camera attached to Bike test
4 months ago
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52. Camera attached to Bike test
4 months ago
Just a quick upload to show results of my testing in using a Manfrotto clamp to attach my camera to my bike.
Had to switch the camera to record to an SD card rather than Hard Drive, as the bumps & jolts arent good for the poor HDD
Everything is all good with this test, apart from afterwards when i tried to tighten the clamp and snapped the mounting stub thing inside the thread :(
Had to switch the camera to record to an SD card rather than Hard Drive, as the bumps & jolts arent good for the poor HDD
Everything is all good with this test, apart from afterwards when i tried to tighten the clamp and snapped the mounting stub thing inside the thread :(
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Can we see the device? What kind of clamp is that?
I´ve built two mounts for bikes. One very steady, but tha camera can only face forward.
The other is very clever, but its too shaky.
I used the 'Manfrotto Super Clamp' - manfrotto.com/Jahia/site/manfrotto/pid/2718?livid=53&lsf=53&child=1
I really recommend it!!
and how did you attach your camera to it?
how many teeth you got up front? also, didn't know you could get gold gatorskins!
It's a 42 up front and 16 on the back. Ahh they arent gold gatorskins, they just standard Continentals but they come in gold, silver and bronze too!