Will it handle a GoPro effectively?
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Save your money and buy a better unit designed for the gopro. I received one of these as a gift and it wouldn't work with the gopro because it was too light even though the specs say it should work. Contacted the seller and received a nasty response saying my GF purchased the wrong unit and then said we'd have to upgrade to the more expense model.
1301356
Yes although battery and performance will suffer. You will void warranty by mounting go pro or anything to it. It can do it though
988132
I'm pretty certain it will. To check that go to the GoPro website (www.gopro.com)
113782
It 'works' with all the gopro mounts. And I use the word 'works' loosely cause it will break the first time you use it and your go pro will fall into the water and never be seen again.
1460845
Yes it can handle the weight of the GoPro Hero2 with the case and the smaller little slide mount, just be sure to mount it in the center of gravity. (Approx. 1" back from the front edge of the wings, either on the bottom (easiest) or on the top (a little tricky to fly though)
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If you are looking for stability you definitely will get that from this handle but you will need to figure out how to firmly attach it and how to weight balance it. The GoPro is very small and light and this handle is designed for heavier equipments, this means that, if you don't counterbalance the weight you may end up with some kind of arm pain trying to force it down all the time and this also will affect the stability benefits that you get with this handle. It definitely is designed for DSLR and its common use is by skateboard filming. You can try but I do not believe it will comfortable at all. If you are looking for stability you definitely will get that from this handle but you will need to figure out how to firmly attach it and how to weight balance it. The GoPro is very small and light and this handle is designed for heavier equipments, this means that, if you don't counterbalance the weight you may end up with some kind of arm pain trying to force it down all the time and this also will affect the stability benefits that you get with this handle. It definitely is designed for DSLR and its common use is by skateboard filming. You can try but I do not believe it will... » Read More If you are looking for stability you definitely will get that from this handle but you will need to figure out how to firmly attach it and how to weight balance it. The GoPro is very small and light and this handle is designed for heavier equipments, this means that, if you don't counterbalance the weight you may end up with some kind of arm pain trying to force it down all the time and this also will affect the stability benefits that you get with this handle. It definitely is designed for DSLR and its common use is by skateboard filming. You can try but I do not believe it will comfortable at all. « Show Less
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It is not made to hold the weight of a DSLR camera. It will hold a GoPro or something comparable in size.
1565087
Yes, I got mine precisely for that purpose and I'm been using it for over a year. You will also need the GoPro tripod adapter.
123840
im not familiar with the gopro. but it it has a mini hdmi port you should be fine.
1323781
I would use something stronger for your DSLR for sure. This thing is great for a lightweight Go Pro, but I wouldn't put anything heavy or expensive on it. In theory it would work though.
1727756
I do not have a gopro hero to test on. But you should be able to calculate by taking the average of a few and then dividing 65 GB by that number.
1371086
I am using it with a go pro, but it is big enough and if secured properly I think it would work fine!
361672
Yes definitely. You just need to acquire the tripod adapter from gopro. Another must have accessorie to take full use if your gopro.
677183
Yes. I've had my GoPro Black on it many times and it flew great with it just being attached to the board with one of the two sided tape mounts. Got legs so I can hang it underneath and clear the view but weather hasn't permitted. It's a blast and you'll be amazed at the video you can get and the things you come up with once you have the ability.
526662
I would say no. It's engineered to hold a go pro which is very small. I wouldn't assume it would hold a large camera
131218
As long as your Gopro has 1/4 or 3.5mm connection for external speaker it would be OK
745362
yup... so long as you have something like the GoPro Tripod MountGoPro Tripod Mount