So how would you mount this on an adhesive mount. Ex: adhesive on right side head, camera at same angle.
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I use the flat mount that comes with the case and attach it to a 1/4 x 20 threaded connector that can be glued or double stick taped to another item like a helmet on in my case a base ball cap. For me this attachment is great for my baseball hat mount because it offers a great point of view for the videos.
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Sony does make a piece that will strap to the helmet. I have one however I have not tried it yet
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Hey Jim, My version didn't have a mounting option. When I reviewed it, this was one of the suggestions I made. I have put some double sided tape on it and it has been holding up pretty well.
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Just installed this about a month ago. I do not see any reason that it cannot be mounted on a wall. Camera is angle able as needed.
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you need to use the hook shaped GoPro mount. That we the camera can be level
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Are you using a J-hook adapter? This should allow you to position the GoPro camera at whatever angle you want. Something like this (this link is not the 'GoPro' brand, but pictures the adapter for your reference): Smatree® Vertical Surface J-Hook Buckle Mount For GoPro Hero4 Hero3+ Hero3/2 Camera - Black
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It comes with double sided tape, but I don't think that will be a good long term solution I used that to test the location I wanted to go with. I have it mounted above the license plate on a truck bumper I used screws on some plastic trim that was above the license plate holder on the bumper. You could get a license plate frame and mount the camera to that to avoid any vehicle modification. You will have to run the wiring back into the interior of the vehicle but I was able to find and use and existing wiring pas through.
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Mount does not rotate. Place camera on the screw mount and turn the tightening knob to stabilize camera, place on glass or metal and push down on the suction button on top and close the locking handle to secure the mount. Surface should be cleaned prior to mounting or you might have a problem with it staying secure. Hope this answers your questions
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Here ya go http://www.fortisairframes.com/fpv-board-camera-mount/ Probably the best mount I've put my hands on
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This will screw on to any traditional mount. The only issue would be if you point it 90 degrees from the mount (like if you make a chest mount from it). Then it depends on how far your camera sticks out the back. You can make a little extension bracket if you have to.
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I mounted both of mine on walls. The cameras are fully "rotatable". You can mount them upside-down if you want!
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If you use it as a stand, it won't make a perfect 90 degree angle, and the weight of the camera will cause it to tip over. However, you can attach it to a pole or something to accommodate the side mount.
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That's how it mounts. It comes with a very good double sided tape. I have mine just behind the rear view mirrow so it can't be seen. It's a good camera.
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One can use Allen wrench (hex key). I angled the camera and goggles in a way that I can tighten down the supplied handle for mounts then just pushed the camera until I found the shooting angle that I wanted.
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We mounted ours on a large sheet of foam core using photo mount spray adhesive. It worked great. The thickness of the foam core allows us to use stick pins to track our travels.
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The camera is upside down when the mount is first shipped. When you disconnect the connecter from the mount to the camera, you can flip it so the camera is right side up. It's fairly simple.
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Mine had a hard time sticking with just an iPhone mount. I bought some double sided adhesive and it works perfectly now. Just might be harder to get off though.
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You can mount it to the jib but I prefer to mount a head on the end of jib, then mount the camera to the head. The head of the jib had holes so you can bolt the camera to the end of the jib.