If used with the floaty mount and camera, can it float?
61655
In general, it will. The pole is not very buoyant, it's made of metal and has very little floatation itself. The floaty is enough to keep it from sinking too quickly, but if you let it go and just leave it alone, then it will slowly sink down. That said, I used the pole with my GoPro and Floaty in the lake for 2 weeks and the Bahamas for a week, and never lost it.
61656
If you hook a floaty wrist strap to the pole and the float on the camera then it will
61657
It should, the pole alone will float, but not with the regular case attached. The camera will float with the floaty back, so the combo unit should float fine.
61658
It should float but the float may be just to hold to camera only and not with the pole but if your using the pole under water then you dont need the float
815145
No, it mounts just like all the other go pro mounts. By the way it works very well not only as a float, but also as a stabilizer.
598008
I don't believe so, no. I have a different one for use in the water that floats, but isn't telescopic.
1159890
Yes you can, but you still have to keep a still arm or the camera will flop around more due to the added pole length.
787403
This Hand grip does not float at all. So you would be luck if the backdoor float would float both camera and the grip. The wrist tether is a necessity, because as soon as you let of the camera, with the Granade grip attached, your rig will be headed to the bottom. Save your self the grief and disappointment and buy the Go Pro handle float.
1269651
I'm sure it can. But I'm not sure I would want to be rough riding around with it mounted. I'm thinking its a larger camera and heavy.
1705745
YES you can. You can mount it on a Tripod. Unfortunately, I have a Steadicam system and since its base plate is not long enough.... I had customized a release base plate for it..... to hold it durably.
1965448
You can definitely mounted. Not sure how well the camera will line up for video
745362
yup... so long as you have something like the GoPro Tripod MountGoPro Tripod Mount
691266
Yes, you can mount any camera, you do need to buy the adaptors separately. It holds up to 15lbs so you have no worries.
1528189
Yes. You can still mount it on any tripod that you normally use. I love this grip! It hold a lot of charge and you can take pictures for ever.
2014641
According to GoPro's website, yes. It shows "Compatibility: All Cameras" on the manufacturer's page for the float.
10916
I do not believe so. This is a mirror-based system reflecting physical objects to create the illusion of floating.
211148
If the camera is light, it will balance, but it is not made for that. I would not suggest it for use as a tripod It is meant as a monopod, but the feet do help keep it steady
582344
I tested the floating strap in fresh water (a bucket) with an Olympus Stylus Tough 8000 camera. It floated just fine. At least one of the reviews said it floated in a swimming pool. The flotation is not super strong, so I imagine a strong current (like you would find in white water) could pull it under for some period of time. Not sure how it performs with other cameras, but it worked great when I took it to the Virgin Islands recently.
372928
You should be able to rig it however you like. The floats are attached by suction cups.
815143
No, no tripod mount required. The Floating Camera Handle has the mounting connection already built in. However, you will need the waterproof case on the camera or the naked frame holder that has the other mounting bracket built in as well. To mount the camera on any item, head mount, side mount, bicycle/motorcycle mount, etc you will have to place it in some kind of holder anyway.