DIY Camera Mounts For Bicycle

DIY Camera Mount For BicycleThe two films below shows two ways to mount a camera on your bicycle.

The first shows what great results you can get with simply mounting a video capable camera like the Canon 5D Mark II on the front basket.

The second film is a bit more technical and it shots how to build a small and efficient mount for a small camera. (Of course, you can always go for a super quick mount hack for small cameras)

UPDATE: a third video was added that shows modifiying a reflector holder to accept a 1/4 20 screw.

Bike to the Beach from Mike Matas on Vimeo.

Camera Mount for your bike from Bobby Pierce on Vimeo.

[via photographybay]

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Bobby Pierce's DIY camera mount on bike video

  • May 27, 2011
  • Mary Ann

Thank you for revealing your ignorance in the first few foul words that you spoke so I didn't have to waste any more of my time watching your how to video. If you would like to be known as an intelligent person. Try making a how to without using offensive language.

Hun, you're on the internet,

  • May 30, 2011
  • johnblahblah

Hun, you're on the internet, you should get used to it. The only offensive word I heard was sh*t. If you crawl out from under your rock, the how to was actually useful if you need a quick solution.

 

Thanks a lot for this

  • May 27, 2011
  • Tommy Stampton

Thanks a lot for this tutorial, It will be useful for the project I'm working on! video clip - lampe design

Swivel mount on bicycle

Interesting..

I've previously mounted a Cullman ball/swivel mount using a 1/4" eyebolt.Some details here: http://balancedview.wordpress.com/2008/09/29/picture-post/

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