How to make Video Camera Mount
Someone named YodaIsGod built this...
[Modified by ds9, 5:02 PM 11/13/2002]
NOTE: The bolt you see where the mount is is gonna be replaced to day. It's a bit loose.
The bars were $5.37 ea at Home Depot for 36" in length.
Camera mount was on sale for $19.97 (Reg $37.99)
Side view #1 headrests down
View from mount
Front view
Side view #2 headrests up
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The bars were $5.37 ea at Home Depot for 36" in length.
Camera mount was on sale for $19.97 (Reg $37.99)
Side view #1 headrests down
View from mount
Front view
Side view #2 headrests up
let me scare you <IMG NAME="icon" SRC="http://images.zeroforum.com/smile/emsmilep.gif" BORDER="0">
[Modified by ds9, 5:02 PM 11/13/2002]
if you have a bulky camera, you could just stuff it inbetween the headrest and seatback...that would be some good in-car footage :envisions camera angle as it flies out of the seat and tags driver in head
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maybe something that is more of an upright design(coming up from the armrest/ebrake area) with some lateral bracing against the seatbacks could work. safety first though...nothing like getting speared by a long piece of broken aluminum box stock.
:maybe something that is more of an upright design(coming up from the armrest/ebrake area) with some lateral bracing against the seatbacks could work. safety first though...nothing like getting speared by a long piece of broken aluminum box stock.
instead of having the actual camera mount, you could just drill a hole in the support bar and screw in a bolt through that into the tripod mounting hole of the camera. Save yourslrf 20 bucks.
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I still wanna make one of those...hehe I gotta do it..
its looks VERY easy
2 bars, bring them together, and then drill camera mount in middle
like a glove!
its looks VERY easy
2 bars, bring them together, and then drill camera mount in middle
like a glove!
Another person used u-clamps to attach to his headrest posts instead of using the posts like other cars have. Just clamp to the funky headrest posts in 5th gens.
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