Action camera bracket

[Murf46]

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F122851708371


Just fitted this great little gopro type  bracket
Well made and a bargain at £2.99

Fits on to the base of the mirror stem.

[neilb]

That looks rather excellent for the princely sum of £2.99. All I'd need is the GoPro to go with it!

[Murf46]

You don't need a gopro lots of Chinese copies about,  this is the one I have  works fine.


https://www.amazon.co.uk/GIT2-Action-Camera-Degree-IMX206-Black/dp/B017DZ2KE8

My video using gi2

[neilb]

That is very impressive, Murf46, a lovely, clear picture (and lovely roads). Can it be powered from the bike or are you limited to battery?

[Murf46]

Originally Posted by neilb

That is very impressive, Murf46, a lovely, clear picture (and lovely roads). Can it be powered from the bike or are you limited to battery?

Thanks there some fantastic roads in Northumberland, a place many overlook on the way to Scotland. Ps the bike was only a week old when the video was shot.

I have two battery's one in the camera one in tank bag charging. (No way to power from the  bike with out drilling holes in the waterproof case)

[neilb]

Aha, two batteries seems ideal. I'm very tempted!

[Simoncelli58]

I've got to say double thumbs up for the video murf46 , well impressed with that one ..... i dont have a gopro, but i do have a SJ4000 (gopro-alike)  and have had some decent results for little outlay . Don't we all love ebay 

[Murf46]

Thanks

I think the secret is take lots of video. Take the shots from different positions. This stops the video been boring. Then edit it down to about  three minutes.

[Wassers]

Nice one Murf. Steven Spielberg couldn't have done any better than that!

Did you use the same bracket for the rear shots?

[20220727]

I considered putting a go pro style behind the screen for protection but you can’t do proper loop recording like a purpose dash cam