How does the camera mount and where?
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Depends on your car. In general, you have to make a hole in a plastic and put the camera into it. Just an example: http://myvenza.ru/tech/t021.html
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I mounted mine inside the windshield using the suction cup that came with the camera. In very hot days, it falls, but generally it stays there.
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The camera is mounted on a standard tripod and the unit, through the hot shoe (flash mount) moves the camera's sensor only. The camera body is stationary.
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Moving the camera is very simple with the suction cup mount. I like to position the camera to the far left of the windscreen at eye level. This is the least visually obstructive location for me. The cord is long enough to route over the visors and then down to an electrical outlet.
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The camera has a magnetic mount. The receiver does not come with a mount. I did not order one but have never needed it. I can either hold the receiver or place it in sight near center console. By the way, I love the device.
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This camera bottom have three mounting hole to the ceiling or the wall. Firstly, You need open the bottom cover by clockwise . Secondly, you need mount the bottom cover to the ceiling or the wall. Lastly, You need mount the camera to the bottom cover on the wall or the ceiling.
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The bottoms of each camera has a mount hole for attaching them to a screw in the wall. We have one of ours mounted over our daughters crib and it works great.
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There is a hole on the bottom of the camera for a screw in device . . . tripod, I guess.
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There is a screw that sticks up from the top of the mounting area. I thought it was a "one size fits all type" of set up. I never even thought that my camera might not fit it. There was no screw adapter in mine either.
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The housing unscrews then you can mount the bracket and screw it back together. I can get more detailed if needed. I really like this camera.
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Nope. It screw mounts to the thread on the base of the camera. There's a little play, but not that much.
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There is a small metal piece, like an inverted "U", that is attached to the camera body. The metal piece is 1/8" wide, and sticks out from the right side of LCD panel, but for less than 1/8". I owned an earlier version of this camera (left on a bus, alas), but I never had any issue with the metal that holds the strap.
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It's got some kind of sticky stuff on the surface. You peal off the protective cover and attach to the camera. So far it is working just fine and is attached quite firmly.
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It's at the top. There's a littl lever that releases the plate you affix to the bottom of the camera.
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I have no knowledge of the camera you mentioned. In "most" still and video cameras there is a threaded hole in the bottom where the mounting screw utilized by the Tripod fastens
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It is connected on the top of the camera. Your camera must have a hot shoe for that.
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Mount does not rotate. Place camera on the screw mount and turn the tightening knob to stabilize camera, place on glass or metal and push down on the suction button on top and close the locking handle to secure the mount. Surface should be cleaned prior to mounting or you might have a problem with it staying secure. Hope this answers your questions