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hey guys what is going on in today's video we are going to be talking about how to mount your
new GoPro onto your car in as many ways as we can think of starting with the interior and
then moving to the exterior you're going to need a camera car mount now I'm going to link a bunch of
my favorites down in the description below from a varying range but I'm going to be showing you guys
a new car mount that I absolutely trust with all of my cameras and that's a huge deal being able
to trust mounting your cameras onto your car it's scary like these things move pretty fast and if
it falls off it's going to do damage to your car or someone else's car and most certainly
your camera so obviously you're going to need a GoPro it doesn't really matter which model you
get and you're gonna need a little guy like this that has a quarter thread so you can mount it to
your camera car mount now I'm going to link a couple of them down in the description below
but I'm going to be showing you in this video my personal favorite car mount it's one that I
absolutely trust with all of my cameras so let's get into it now hands down eye footage has created
one of the absolute best camera car mounting rigs I have ever used the intentional design
is like nothing I have seen before the quality of these materials is insane it's more expensive but
I actually trust this with all of my cameras on the inside and outside of my car it comes with
these incredible arms and really intuitive design for users to kind of Mount their camera so you can
mount this on any of your cameras and then plug it back in and it's just a really sturdy system
so this is what I'm going to be using today and I'll link it down below okay guys so for our first
Mount we're getting as close as we can to POV without having to put the GoPro on our head or
in our mouth or anything crazy like that so we've just got this thing attached to the window and
it's not interrupting any of our arm movements or anything like that and it's not in the way
of my line of sight either and it will give you a decent picture of what it's like to drive this car
for our second setup we are not doing anything complicated we are shooting
with the GoPro facing towards the driver in a wide field of view also if you're
curious about the audio quality of the GoPro this is kind of what you'd get if you were
your camera with 4K 24 frames per second if you're curious
if you want to get the stick shift moving there's a little bit more of
a creative angle we're just shooting straight down with the GoPro foreign
for the next shot we are just putting the GoPro on
the opposite window kind of getting the standard pointed towards the driver look
another quick option if you have a rear window you can put it on
the back window and you get a bit of a passenger view for this one you have to
lean the seat way back to make that shot work but it should do the trick
foreign this is another one of my favorite options is putting it on the back window in the middle
so you can kind of get a rear forward driver's perspective this one's really good for showing
people the whole experience of the car I want to change the setting on the GoPro but I don't
want to have to undo the whole mounting system you just unlock this push the tab you can slide
out your camera change any of the settings that you want to change on it and then when
you're ready you just slot it back in wait till it clicks lock it in and it's good to go also
there's the difference between having the GoPro stabilization on and the GoPro stabilization off
another fun way to capture the dashboard is to put one of the 3M GoPro mounts on the steering wheel
column and that will capture all of the content that's going on on your dashboard there okay so
obviously there is a ton of ways you can mount the GoPro to the interior of your vehicle wherever
there's glass or wherever that suction cup can go you just got to be creative with where you want
to mount this thing but let's head outside the vehicle and start mounting it outside now when
it comes to mounting any camera on the outside of a vehicle I highly recommend having a clean
car and then bring a microfiber cloth so any point you're going to mount it on just give it a quick
clean clean the suction cup as well just to make sure everything's clean and it'll stick a lot nice
so another great feature about the I footage is it comes with four suction cups this is the smaller
one that we were using for the interior and then when you get to the exterior there's a bigger
suction cup mount that you can use that actually kind of works its way around the curves and stuff
of your car the BRZ is a pretty curvy car so I'm using the bigger suction cup to make sure on there
and these things are on there real good so here we've got our first exterior angle and we are
just cutting the car in half and we are showing the driver and the view from behind as well
now Denmark has a whole bunch of CPL Builders you can get for your GoPros
if you put it over top of it and you screw this thing forwards or backwards you can
take some of the reflections out of the windshield it also makes your skies look
better this one actually only fits on my GoPro 8 and we're using the GoPro 10
right now but you guys can check these out on Amazon I'll link them down below also so good
so nothing crazy on this one we're just up in the center of the roof shooting
down towards the hood and we've changed the field of view to wide
another great angle to see both the road and the passenger driving now
I've got tinted windows for that reason I've got my windows rolled
down but you guys can see here what kind of angle we can get with that
here's another angle if you're looking to capture the driver from outside the window foreign
for this one we mounted the camera almost in the
same spot and then just pointed it up towards the mirror at the driver
what's great about this position is then you can turn the GoPro forwards towards
the front tires or backwards towards the rear tires and get those angles
really quick where this next angle we are turning the traction control off
all right
after reviewing the footage and seeing how the active stabilization on the
GoPro impacts the composition I personally feel like I would err on taking it off and
letting the GoPro footage be a tiny bit shaky for the sake of composition
alright guys so there you have but there's a ton of ways you can mount your GoPro to your
car all you need is the right accessory the right car mount and you're Off to the Races
and again with this car mat I feel so confident and safe and there's also a ton of affordable
options I will link them down below I also have another video of mounting cameras to
cars up here you can check out and of course if you guys want to see me Mount my Canon R6
to this car using these Car mounts subscribe to the channel because that will be coming shortly
I've got car photography presets linked down below for you guys if you love taking photos
of your cars that's what I do and I've got presets built exactly for those purposes
so check them out down below and otherwise I hope to see you guys in the next video peace
so there you have it there is a ton of ways you can mount a GoPro to a camera camera the
driver we are using the wild wild beard field of view wow say that fast 10 times holy smokes