Build your own in-car camcorder mount

Build your own in-car camcorder mount

An in-car camcorder can be extremely useful at times. Should some situation arise that you would need to know the description of another car, a camcorder could provide the information. Or maybe you just want to record a car trip. Check out this tutorial and learn how to build your own in-car camcorder mount.

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DadOnRed 1 week ago
Another in-car camcorder mount is Tripshot (http://www.azimotion.com). Useful if your car doesn't have these types of headrests (older Explorers, Porsches, etc.) It installs simply using your seatbelt and doesn't require any additional tools or hardware. It is a mount for your tripod (which requires leg braces).
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