How does this camera mount?
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The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by pre-drilling holes onto the surface before screwing the bracket onto where you want it. I hope this helps. The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by... » Read More The camera comes with it's own butterfly looking bracket that is attached to the back of the camera. It looks just like in the picture. The bracket is adjustable and can be mounted where the bracket is under the camera, directly behind it, or even at an angle . If you need the bracket under the camera, make sure to remount the bracket under the camera, becuase if you simply turn the camera to where the bracket is under it, the picture will be upside down. I used self tapping sheet metal screws to mount the camera onto sheet metal. Or, you can simply screw the bracket onto your surface by pre-drilling holes onto the surface before screwing the bracket onto where you want it. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Greetings. You may check the vidoe for the mount process: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV7IRSV17S0 Thank you.
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I have a 2010 Honda Odyssey. I mounted mine with double-back tape because I could not mount it with screws in the center due to the hatch release being in the way. Mounting it to the license plate would have blocked most of the access to the latch as well so I had to mount it slightly off to one side.
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its very hard to do but the small ring at the base of the camera will unscrew to allow you to install screws to mount the camera
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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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the bracket is thread in type. You adjust the camera accordingly then tighten down a lock nut to where you want the camera. There is another threaded hole in the back of the camera for under eave mounting. Advice: Use lock-tight liquid threadlocker. Yes you can hang it under eaves with a right side up view.
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The strap uses a mounting screw that screws into a typical camera body. It is the same concept as a tripod mount that secures to a camera.
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There is a 1/4-20 screw mount that comes with it, however, I bought a quick release plate and mounted it so that I could switch between my GH3 and Canon 60D quickly depending on which camera I want to use with the cage. I am really liking this cage so far.
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This attaches to a tripod with a standard camera mounting screw (which is 1/4-20, btw). The screw hole is covered with a plastic cover that screws in. I lost mine after a while, no problem really. In the product picture you can see a black squarish blob on the side in the middle silver band. That's the plastic cover for the tripod mounting hole.
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The camera has a plastic braket that can be installed on any flat surface using screws. This bracket has a 45 degree angle. I hope this answers ur question.
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The strap that goes around your neck will attach to the camera. I use a hand strap that will mount to this unit. Other then those too I don't know what kind of strap you are referring.
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Mitch, the camera is as shown in the image. you can see 2 of the 3 holes in the base plate where you can mount it to anything you want. It works better if you mount it on a wall, as putting on top of something limits the 'up/down' movement of the image and will only get the left to right adjustment for the most part. hope that helps.
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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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I believe it is a tripod mount. It just gets in my way so I removed it and used gaff tape to cover the hole.
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The antenna mounts on the camera normally. There is clearance inside the upper part of the enclosure for it. This whole unit is quite large--partly for this reason.
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I didn't think so but it appears to have some kind of mounting hole because the user photos appear to have it mounted on a few stands. Worst case scenario you may need the adapter I needed. But that was like a $5 a adapter I bought at a photography store.
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Hi John,I bought this camera a year ago, it comes with a lot of mounts: handeblar, helmet, etc.Best Regards,
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Camera comes with a stick on mount that you mount on your dash. It comes off with a click.
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The Camera comes with a mount that can be screwed to a wall or a solid ceiling (no drop ceilings). It attaches to the mount via a screw-mount like those on a camera (tripod mount). The mount is kind of cheap, but I guess its not designed to be moved very often.