Will this hold a GoPro?
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not sure the go pro mount will tighten down on the tip, it's only about 1/8" thick, but it should hang off the eye ok.
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No, it doesn't have sufficient structural integrity to manage the weight on its end, particularly if in motion, I do not believe if you were static and simply using it as an extension it would do so and remain extended. I think it would if static, used once or twice, yes, but I would not consider it a viable option for field uses over time
526661
I don't think it would work unless your dslr is super small. The go pro weighs so little, anything heavier wouldn't work well.
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yes..it is the standard size that should fit all cameras. It fits my go pro and another HD Kodak camera I have. The suction cup is not as strong as the one made by go pro. It is good for a stable location but not for the outside of a car, snowboard...etc.
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It may work but it is not designed for that purpose. Go pro sells helmet mounts for your application. This device is to mount your camera on a flat or slightly curved surface.
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The Super Cup is very light and has a very efficient design and construction. To the best of my knowledge it will not carry a GoPro camera nor could it be jury-rigged to do so.
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I am not familiar with the GoPro, but the gorilla tripod has a standard screw in mount that fits most all cameras. Once it is screwed in to your camera, the tripod can be attached/detached easily.
193685
No It cannot. It might can hold when it is in shortest mode but when you extend it to the full length it is a little hard to hold even with a go pro. I think it is just good for smaller gun and shoot cameras.
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It will fit on a standard tripod mount. I assume the GoPro has a standard tripod mount as well (most every camera does). Just look on the bottom of the camera. The only concern I'd have is that GoPro does its own thing with mounts and may have left a tripod mount off. However, I would be surprised if that were the case.
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It should. It's very sturdy and holds my 80gb Sony handcam which is a chunk.
1274427
No; it comes with a variety of mounts for flat and curved surfaces but no suction-mount. Most of the GoPro mounts (after-market for the most part) will fit I'm told. Good luck!
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There is plenty of room for the provided GoPro mount with camera attached, in fact I now have a Zenmuse H32D Gimbal with Camera attached and it still fits fine.The case has raised pads to align the props so you should not damage them when closing the case. I'm actually quite impressed with the case overall.
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I would use something stronger for your DSLR for sure. This thing is great for a lightweight Go Pro, but I wouldn't put anything heavy or expensive on it. In theory it would work though.
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Yes but you need to buy the gopro tripod adapter. It converts the gopro mount to a standard tripod mount.
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The short answer is "probably not." The long answer is that it's designed for GoPro cameras, not other brand cameras. It's not designed to fit a typical tripod mount because most normal point-and-shoot cameras can't handle the beating that GoPros can. GoPros come with a waterproof, windproof, impact resistant casing that's intended to be used pretty much always. There are other brand action cameras that compete with GoPro, but GoPro is definitely the leader in this space by far.
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Yes, all GoPros are the same size. It will fit with various accessories such as extra batteries, head strap, remote, floaty back and more
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Hi Salvatore, thanks for the question. I recommend getting a proper handlebar mount for the gopro. The gorilla pod cannot grab the handlebar or bike part securely enough.
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yup... so long as you have something like the GoPro Tripod MountGoPro Tripod Mount