GoPro Mount

[wyliec]

I didn't notice any rolling shutter artifacting going on there….and if anything you'd see it on the trees….




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The roll I spoke of is due to the inherent vibrations of my 2008GS. The RT being the touring model is probably a lot smoother, and I believe that is what JT has. Also, the roll was most noticeable when at idle, on my spyder.

 

[Rayelljay]

For vibration isolation you should check out ebay and check out the mounts used on RC quadcopters and hexacopters...there's one that consists of two CF plates with silicone ball shaped dampers that cost anything up to around $50.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DJI-Phantom...182?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c7826074e

Try this...

 

[Rayelljay]

Please not that these types of mounts have the camera putting the "balls" in tension so you'll have to make sure that the camera sits on top of the mount to put the "balls" in compression....the proper way....should be no problem for you hackers out there.

 

[jthornton]

The roll I spoke of is due to the inherent vibrations of my 2008GS. The RT being the touring model is probably a lot smoother, and I believe that is what JT has. Also, the roll was most noticeable when at idle, on my spyder.

Yes, I have a RT, and I did notice from time to time at idle a little movement in the body of the Spyder.

JT

 

[wyliec]

For vibration isolation you should check out ebay and check out the mounts used on RC quadcopters and hexacopters...there's one that consists of two CF plates with silicone ball shaped dampers that cost anything up to around $50.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DJI-Phantom...182?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c7826074e

Try this...

I had something similar. Its cost was over $75, and those dampers did nothing to help with the vibration. Of course, that doesn't mean that it wouldn't help in someone else's application.:dontknow: