Can the float be secured to back of go pro and then placed on the head strap camera mount and still have the viewing angle that you want.
782244
Not really... I've stayed away from the head strap while on the water due to security and the strap I have is heavy enough to pull the floaty under... If you use a helmet and mount you could probably get the shot you want.
782245
no, I have the head strap and you can't put anything on the back of the gopro without it getting in the way. however, you could attach it on the side with the strap and have the floaty attached to the strap.
2014641
According to GoPro's website, yes. It shows "Compatibility: All Cameras" on the manufacturer's page for the float.
815144
Nope! There's a tripod mount already installed on the top of the handle! All you have to do is screw the bottom of the GoPro waterproof housing into it :)
1262625
The camera may be adjusted to various positions. There are 2 ways to attach camera to mount due to angle of the mounting slots on the clutch. If holding the clutch vertical in the 12:00 position, the GoPro may be adjusted anywhere between the 9 o'clock and 2:30 positions. You will also see that with the second mounting option, you can pick up more angles. I just finished using this on several dives and it worked great. Clutch with camera attached easily fit in my BCD zippered pocket. Hope that helps you.
2149883
Hi, here is the video I took using a cheap Ebay knock off. Will the official GoPro Mount do/look the same? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqaFysGa0KE
113782
It 'works' with all the gopro mounts. And I use the word 'works' loosely cause it will break the first time you use it and your go pro will fall into the water and never be seen again.
1473675
I have not tried that but I think it'll be OK. Once it's tightened up, it is approximately as strong as the regular GoPro mounts.Consider this: The friction surface area between the ball and the shell is about as big as the friction surface area in a regular GoPro mount connector.
1659802
I am not sure what a Gopro is, but it is a standard camera mount and also works with a spotting scope.
1471074
There are GoPro accessories that provide a 1/4 inch thread mount. I would imagine that is sufficient to use this product.
176668
Yes you can hook a go pro on this, if you go to the youtube video of the flyzone they use go pros on several places and the plane still flies great. I plan to use one on the float struts and record video from the floats view.
440546
You can use the tripod adaptor from optrix and the tripod adaptor from go pro and screw them together with a bolt. I have not done this but it's possible.
96232
The sticker mount (curved or flat) will accept the GoPro mounting bracket although it will be loose. I wouldn't recommend using it for any type of action that way. I took the Freestyle waterproof case and screwed it onto a GoPro mounting bracket which pairs with the GoPro mounts. I know the plastic interlocking "teeth" fit that way for me.
1509556
I used this float with my gopro as well and it works great. This is a great "fire and forget" type of float as well. I connected the float to the gopro and would dive down to get very specific video and once done, would simply let go of the camera and let it rise to the surface while I stayed below for a little while longer... having then two hands free. Once at the surface it is right there waiting for me.
1575654
Yes. Our team tested this with the floaty backdoor and it floated. The GOBUDi Steady Grip also floated with the floaty backdoor on the GoPro camera. http://www.amazon.com/Steady-Camera-Stable-Better-Footage/dp/B00KVKU0IG
621829
No, the gopro housing screws into the mount that is built into the headstrap.
1836135
Yes, but you'll need a threaded tripod adapter to screw into the top. Additionally, the counterweight on it is much heavier than the camera itself, so you'll need to remove some weight. It takes a lot of effort to balance the GoPro since it is so light.
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Hi JC!Yes the floats will work with the GoPro Hero 4, there are a few different ways of attaching them to the waterproof housing. One of the ways are below: 1. Loop the tether around one mounting finger of the camera housing.2. Fix the housing to the quick-release with a thumbscrew.That should do the trick. Hope that helps :-). Please don't hesitate to get in touch should you need any further help.Have a great night!Henrik / Nordic Flash