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GoPro shake Started at 09:20am on the 10th July, 2018 by Graham43 |
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| Graham43 | Subject: GoPro shake | |
| Has anyone come up with a mounting system for the bike that will prevent GoPro camera shake at certain revs? I know I can put the camera on my helmet or chest but I would like to mount on the bike forks and/or frame. Any ideas? | ||
| Posted: 09:20am 10th July, 2018 | ||
| Leon Novello | Subject: GoPro shake | |
| Shake should not be a problem if the camera has image stabilization. Most modern cameras have a gyroscope which compensates for shaking. Check your instruction book. | ||
| Posted: 09:41am 10th July, 2018 | ||
| Leon Novello | Subject: GoPro shake | |
| Video shows various camera mounting points without any shake on the roughest roads. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKXG3fd8rTs | ||
| Posted: 10:08am 10th July, 2018 | ||
| papasmurf | Subject: GoPro shake | |
| Posted: 10:35am 10th July, 2018 | ||
| Graham43 | Subject: GoPro shake | |
| Thanks chaps. I want to do that ride now. | ||
| Posted: 05:22pm 10th July, 2018 | ||
| papasmurf | Subject: GoPro shake | |
| Graham43, if you do don't forget your amoebic dysentery tablets. | ||
| Posted: 05:54pm 10th July, 2018 | ||
| Graham43 | Subject: GoPro shake | |
| Thank you for the advice. | ||
| Posted: 04:51pm 11th July, 2018 | ||
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