Camcorder Mounts

[Miller350c]

Can anyone tell me where I can buy a camcorder mount fo fix in the motor for track day footage? ;confused;

[lateconvert]

Try
www.b-hague.co.uk/Mounting%20Brackets.htm

[dazren]

Might be a good idea to try one before buying. Mine doesn't stick on the windscreen of my 996 porker properly, but does work on other cars. Basic rule, the more curvature in your windscreen the less chance you'll have of it working.

DAZ

[coramlmp]

I believe Demon Tweeks do them (see 2003 catalogue).

Alternatively, I had good success mounting mine to the passenger headrest using some bungees!

Steve
www.coram-automotive.com

[peter_964rs]

I have the b-hague suction-mount for my RS and it works a treat, with quite a heavy camera on some pretty heavy lateral loads

Recommended.

[williamball]

I use an ordinary tripod in the car, with the legs extended but still folded, strapped tight behind the pasenger seat with tie-down straps. If it's done at an angle and the camera mount adjusts to compensate you can get the camera almost central in the car. OK, it's not as neat as the 'real thing', but you get a tripod that useful for other things too.

With image stabilisation on the camera, it all works fairly well. If you want to see the results of this DIY method, have a look on www.indexsystems.co.uk/tvrcc/gallery/video/video.html

WB

[ajvmoore]

the b hague is fab - has manfrotto head!

[cptsideways]

www.keene.co.uk these guys do one by Cullman a very neat bit of kit suction type, works well & will stick to bodywork too.

[Don]

ajvmoore said: the b hague is fab - has manfrotto head!

Just bought one of these. Really works well. Tested it on the Boxster last night and its great!

Roll on Saturday ....

[ultimaandy]

lateconvert said: Try
www.b-hague.co.uk/Mounting%20Brackets.htm

Based on your recomendations I have just ordered one of these.