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Go Pros - where do you mount it?
Discussion started by Kristen , on 02 July 09:22 PM
Where do you mount and aim your Go Pro for every day paddling and then for racing?
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I have mine mounted at the nose of my board. I use the GoPro surf mount. Like Erin said, you could use any mounts such as surf mount, flat adhesive mount, or even a suction cup to your board. Its all about personal preference I guess. In addition, it all depends on what perspective you want. Self POV, head angle, chest angle, etc... Correct me if I'm wrong anyone...
Sunday, 08 July 2012 10:21
I have a mount on the front and rear of my board and on a helmet. But the best footage I get is from around the chest or head.
Thursday, 05 July 2012 01:12
Most people have mounted it toward the front nose of the board. Many have personally made their mounts with suction cups, etc. The camera is typically pointing toward them while on the board but you can move it any direction you like. Hope that helps a little.
Tuesday, 03 July 2012 01:33
