Guide DIY Camera Clamp Tutorial and Examples

[chaosnaut]

I'm away from my bike, so not technically a MotoVlog - This quick and easy camera clamp tutorial will be useful to anyone looking to change up their angles.

 

[HippoDrone]

Awesome vid Chaos

 

[chaosnaut]

Awesome vid Chaos

Much appreciated. I am still settling on a format, and think this one turned out well. It is informative, engaging and gave me a reason to use lots of cool angles. The sound came out well, which is something I often have trouble with.

 

[HippoDrone]

was awesome mate. I wish I could do my spanner vids with such snappiness and slickness

 

[Meifesto]

That looks so simple and easy.
Yet they seem to stay on position really well.

Heavy duty clamps or?

 

[chaosnaut]

That looks so simple and easy.
Yet they seem to stay on position really well.

Heavy duty clamps or?

The larger one is really strong. The smallest is only good for stable positions. You are right, they are easy to make and simple, not to mention affordable and useful.

 

[R-Rated]

Loved the drone shot! Great job including that.

I think you had mentioned once before editing with the smartphone, did you do that for this one too?

 

[Undead MV]

awesome job, now i have another reason to visit the local hardware store

 

[scooterwuf]

Great vid. Very informative. I've been looking ideas like this for securing mounts on my scooter, and as a way to provide a security anchor as well.

Thanks for posting.

- Wolf

 

[Meifesto]

The larger one is really strong. The smallest is only good for stable positions. You are right, they are easy to make and simple, not to mention affordable and useful.

Might see what those will cost here.
And otherwise, there is always the chinese market xD

 

[chaosnaut]

Loved the drone shot! Great job including that.

I think you had mentioned once before editing with the smartphone, did you do that for this one too?

Yes. This was edited on my mobile in PowerDirector.