I get that too. You need to remember that you don't need to hold the power button for it to turn on, just press it really hard and release and as long as you do it quick enough it wont switch. When it does switch you will hear an extra beep when it powers on, so if you think you might have accidentally done it, just power off then power on the camera ,and again, if you press the power button quick enough it wont switch.
Do you have any suggestion to help prevent the camera from shifting from video mode into still mode accidentally? I've been using the headstrap mount while paddling using one button move to get videos. However occasionally it will accidentally switch to still shot mode -- maybe I hold the start button a second too long. Is there an easy way to audibly recognize that your camera has shifted modes? On the water it's not easy to take the camera off and look, so I rely on the audible signals.
I tried mounting my camera to a vented helmet and everything went well except for the buckle clip. Mine does not snap tightly into the mount because it wiggles around a bit once I snap it in. Am I doing something wrong? Is the buckle clip the only way to mount them (other than the sticky mount)?
Cheapest go pro at target is $149.99 I believe. I also bought a vivitar. I bought a 1080p for $50. Norm price is $70 for that model, where I'm at. Hope it works for when I'm snowboarding. Go pro might be a little more durable.
Hey man thanks for the vid, i just got the GoPro2 with these straps and didnt knew how to put it on haha :D
Thank you I am honing on a ski trip
this helped me a lot thank you
I get that too. You need to remember that you don't need to hold the power button for it to turn on, just press it really hard and release and as long as you do it quick enough it wont switch. When it does switch you will hear an extra beep when it powers on, so if you think you might have accidentally done it, just power off then power on the camera ,and again, if you press the power button quick enough it wont switch.
Thanks for the help! Keep up the good work
Mines not a Go Pro but still, it helped a Lot! Thank you for sharing this! ^_^
Do you have any suggestion to help prevent the camera from shifting from video mode into still mode accidentally? I've been using the headstrap mount while paddling using one button move to get videos. However occasionally it will accidentally switch to still shot mode -- maybe I hold the start button a second too long. Is there an easy way to audibly recognize that your camera has shifted modes? On the water it's not easy to take the camera off and look, so I rely on the audible signals.
thanks man
I cand find any footage made with this specific mount, is it just as stable as the sticky mounts?
Thanks :)
Will this work for White water rafting?
I tried mounting my camera to a vented helmet and everything went well except for the buckle clip. Mine does not snap tightly into the mount because it wiggles around a bit once I snap it in. Am I doing something wrong? Is the buckle clip the only way to mount them (other than the sticky mount)?
thx bro
What video camera do you recommend for snowboarding to clip on to that helmet? I am planning on buying one of these cameras for my brother.
A cheap one
How do you put the go pro on the small mount?
can it work on eken h9
does this work with an gopro hero 3 please answer
Yes
How much does a go pro cost in target
i got one for $40 but it was a vivitar
Cheapest go pro at target is $149.99 I believe.
I also bought a vivitar.
I bought a 1080p for $50. Norm price is $70 for that model, where I'm at.
Hope it works for when I'm snowboarding. Go pro might be a little more durable.
He's explanations make me feel stupid.. some things are logical
Alex BMX
Thanks man