I am thinking of using this for mounting a samll video camera(i.e. JVC Adxxion) to a ski pole. Will this mount work for this purpose?
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The clamp is too heavy, and the pole is too thin. It's really overkill for a small camera, even if it would work.
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May be to big for a ski pole. That and its heavy so may not be the best solution. Look into Gopro mounts and uses their tripod mount. May be a better solution.
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They're are many brackets available that can be adapted for this camera to mount to different surfaces but I have not personally seen one for a pole. It attaches from the side so a u-bolt setup could work if the pole is strong enough to support it's weight and operation. Additionally, there are power and signal feed wires required for the camera and PTZ feature that would have to be snaked to it's installation location for operation.
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it supports my DSLR very well.... not sure about video camera because i dont have one.... however i am pretty sure it should if that is within acceptable weight range hope that answers your doubts, feel free to contact me in case of any question
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That is the exact purpose I use it for although I use a different video camera. It works great and would buy it again. It has never popped off like my GPS mount has. Hope this helps.
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This is for bowl style video tripods. It's probably not suited for what you're trying to do.
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I used it to mount my vizio 70" tv. worked ok, had a small problem getting it level just took a little time.
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As the camcorder you mentioned has the multi interface shoe, this adapter is made for it. Please keep in mind that this is not a heavy duty item. I've had 2 of them snap in half under the weight of an LED light panel (with a larger sony FB battery...read heavy). I repaired and beefed up one of them which has made it much more durable. It is probably better that the mount snapped as opposed to ripping the shoe out of the small camera though. I use it regularly on a CX760v.
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Yes it will work , you have to use a small straight extension (adapter) to get the proper viewing angle with the camera .The better way is to use the head strap , it's more stable and you barely notice the camera on your head .Your camera will be more secure and as a result your videos will come out much better .
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Hi Eddie.I used it to recorded some videos at a recent track day.Links to videos athttps://www.facebook.com/Jmediaphotography?ref=hlI'm looking at getting longer arms, you'll notice in one of the videos you can see the suction part of the mount still.
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I use mine on a Sony digital camcorder and it works. The suction hold very good on a clean flat glass or plastic surface. The arm is flexable and will flex on bumps. However, my camera only weighs 9 oz.Unsure if it would work as well on a camera that heavy.
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It probably will but I would have thought it would be better to get something made specifically for it. then you can use thee built in mount points.
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It should work great! It is a very solid product. Just mount it on tight enough.
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This Tr-Pod would be good for that purpose. it is ajustable for on how high for what you need it for. I Have a cannon video camera that i use on a tripod when i do my video for youtube as well
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As far as I can tell this pole is designed to attach to the GoPro specifically but that's not to say GoPro doesn't make an attachment for standard cameras might be worth looking into.
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It should. I have only used it for video, but as steady as it is, I can't forsee any problems.
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If it is a typical shoe mount (like you would usually see for flash) that you would see on a typical camera, this would work. I have not seen anything about a side mount and I can't imagine a way that it would work. Much like the other responder said, a picture or a camera model number and make would be helpful.
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I believe he s that it should work for you. I use it for my photo booth so that my customers can see themselves on a monitor while they're taking their photos, and I mounted to a the speaker stand pole sideways so it hangs over the top of my camera. It should hold up side down no problem and the head rotates and you can adjust the tilt on the head of the amount.