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Slowed to one fifth normal speed (shot at 120 fps and rendered at 24 fps). Shot on a GoPro Hero 5 Session.
Twice, while driving the pacific coast highway, we were unable to find a campground that wasn't full, so we just boondocked right off the road.
One morning I set up my GoPro on the beach and let it record for a bit. This is about thirty feet from where we were camped.
We got to fall asleep and wake up to the waves crashing.
Imagenes tomadas con la Gopro Hero3 Black Edition a mano alzada en el interior del Metro recorrido Colón/Maritim-Serrería
Tomada con la Gopro Hero3
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I ran out of ways to mount my GoPro on my handlebar, since the clamp area is larger than the GoPro mount is designed for, and I have too much cable housing and cross levers in the way.
I got desparate, and began searching through my bike parts junk box. I ended up finding a Topeak CageMount, that I never used for anything.
Because the clamp on it is very low profile, it was able to slip behind the cable housing, something the GoPro clamp couldn't do. Then I simply clamped the GoPro to the upper section of it. It's not perfect, but it works, and it's very solid. Gravel trails and cobblestone had no affect on it, so I may just use this as a mount on all my bikes.
Topeak also makes the BarXtender, which is the proper mount for something like this, but sometimes you just have to use what you have laying around.
RallyWays photos from SEMA 2014.
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