How do you hold on to your camera on POVs??

[eskater132]

Hi Robb, I just wanted to know how in the world do you hold your camera on the rides?

 

 

 

Cody

[robbalvey]

^ Ok, dude. You're really skating on thin ice here. You've only posted twice and each post you've asked questions that have already been answered in other popular or stickied threads.

 

I STRONGLY suggest you actually read, yes *READ* a few more threads on the forum before posting again or find the "search" function REAL QUICK otherwise you're headed to a banned state that will won't like too much.

 

I have no time to keep answering the same questions over and over again.

 

--Robb "Next thing I know you're going to ask us what the name of a song was on a video....." Alvey

[eskater132]

sorry

[Corkscrewed]

Meh... he's 13. Understandable that he wouldn't think to look around, although yeah, I'd suggest listening to what Robb said and browsing old topics to make sure it's not a question that hasn't been answered a billion times. It's good internet etiquette anyway and useful to develop.

 

If you're looking for another opinion... I usually try to stabilize the camera against something like the grab bar of an OTSR harness. If there's nothing, I'll try to stabilize my arm with my other arm. Or I just anticipate the forces and counter a turn by going the other way.

 

Unless you meant whether I hold my camera vertically or horizontally... which in case it's horizontal.

[eskater132]

Thanks man,

I didn't think. That was my "first experience."