Hague car camera mounts
Hague car camera mounts
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Corin Denton

Original Poster:

8,762 posts

297 months

Thursday 3rd June 2004
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Mine's just arrived this morning, the £80 suction one, just tried it on the office door but it seems to lose a bit of suction whether that is down to the door or not I don't know, anyone else use one?

PetrolTed

34,468 posts

332 months

Thursday 3rd June 2004
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Check the photography forum - quite a few people in their have sung its praises.

Corin Denton

Original Poster:

8,762 posts

297 months

Thursday 3rd June 2004
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Thanks Ted, just used the search facility and found a guy that gets great results with this very mount at 125 mph, that'll do for me!!

david010167

1,397 posts

292 months

Thursday 3rd June 2004
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I use this and have had no problems. It does need a smooth surface such as glass or car body work to say put, I think a wooden door may let air leak in.

I have used mine both inside the car on the front windscreen of a Griff for both video and stills. I have also used it outside of the car as in this thread:

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=89637&f=109&h=0&hw=warp

David

jvaughan

6,025 posts

312 months

Thursday 3rd June 2004
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takes a while to master ... its all to do with the seal ....

david010167

1,397 posts

292 months

Friday 4th June 2004
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Jason is right. Once you get it on, it tends to stay put, I left mine stuck to the kitchen window for a week and it stayed fine. On the Griff's window because of the curve in the glass it does need occasional pumps to keep the mount attached, but you can tell this as the red line reappears on the pump.

Other than that my only advise is clean the window (makes sense if you are shooting through it ) and make sure the suction mount is clean and free of bits that could disrupt the seal, I use some silicon rubber cleaner for the cars window seals and it works a treat.

David