When the pole float if the camera has the floaty back door attached?
1510762
Yes, but I would not recommend buying this product. It pole wouldn't retract the first time I brought it to the water.
2165451
Yes. The bobber will float to the surface and the yellow color will help you find it. Remember the bobber will be up and te camera down when floating.
181912
My son has a gopro hero 3. It does come with more than one "back door" (to fit different cameras) but I couldn't tell you if one of them is for the HD Hero 2. The floaty itself it just a serperate piece of some type of floaty foam, and you use the sticky pads to attach it to a back door. So if you have more than one, or can leave it on your waterproof back door that you have, it would work either way. Once you stick it, it can't come off, unless you have several water proof tapes to use.
237007
I goes on the back. We have not used it yet. We live on the Big Island of Hawaii and we have seen the divers here us a broomstick and stick it inside a 12 inch portion of a noodle. This gives them the freedom to move the gopro without having to use the chest or head mount. The noodle keeps the gopro afloat.
1588869
The floaty itself is self adhesive and sticks directly to the back door. The floaty assembly also comes with a small plastic eyelit which sticks directly to your board. There is a small string you then attach between a loop on the back door and the eyelit on your board. The floaty is buoyant enough to have your camera float if ever removed in the water.
66165
The camera doesn't tilt but mounting it with wedged spacers would have the same effect.
1075382
What kind of camera. I have a Kodak Easy Share C-180 and on the bottom is a threaded receptacle that would accommodate a tripod of sorts. I could find a way to mount that camera to the end of the pole, but the real problem, at least to me, is how do I snap the pic.? The pole to me is very versatile and I plan to use it painting the peak of my house and from what I have judged, so far, is when it is fully extended, it doesn't represent a stable of stiff tool. It's kind of weak in the extension. I will overcome that by using good ole duct tape and tape a broomstick at the weak point. Hope I helped and good luck.
900981
The float is not removable from the backdoor once attached. However it comes with a new backdoor that can be easily exchanged with a backdoor without the float.
531958
No it's purely an extension pole so you can video yourself or to use to video other things giving you stabilisation while you're walking while videoing. You can however get a Bluetooth remote camera shutter to use as well. I have one of these too.
264184
If the light is attached to the camera, the camera can go on the stand, but not the light by itself
598007
It doesn't float. I have had it in pools, lakes and the ocean. Still works extremely well. It doesn't like sand that much. But it's easy to clean. A great addition to a go pro camera.
1575654
Yes. Our team tested this with the floaty backdoor and it floated. The GOBUDi Steady Grip also floated with the floaty backdoor on the GoPro camera. http://www.amazon.com/Steady-Camera-Stable-Better-Footage/dp/B00KVKU0IG
1414717
you need to use the hook shaped GoPro mount. That we the camera can be level
2069612
As long as the camera has the pre-made hole to accept pole screw you'll be fine. If it doesn't have it your out of luck.
1026427
I have to agree with some of the others who have answered. I wouldn't touch this camera with a ten foot pole. I have two of them, neither has ever worked reliably.
2130583
No. It is an egg timer that is painted black. And it has a very serious issue with any camera weighing much more than a GoPro. It would rotate my Coolpix.
711339
It should float, but that will depend on how much air you squeezed out when closing it.