Camera Systems For Cars

Great for Video Recording of camera systems.

Great when travelling with my camera on boats, in cars and more. I dont have to be afraid about my gear.

Overall it’s very well built working on cars you must have one.

I use the product to mount cameras on cars.

I now have 2 of these poiches - one each for my 2 camera systems. Well made, durable, compact, great value.

I use one on my camera cage and one on my action cameras when mounting externally to my cars. After losing a 360 camera this gives me peace of mind that I'll be able to more easily find a camera if it falls off my car.

Friend of mine turned me on to these. Use it for mounting camera to bikes, 4 wheelers, snowmobiles, tractors, cars ... basically any moving vehicle we can, by attaching it to a Super Clamp on the other end. Holds tight!

After opening t5he box and testing it on moving cars down the highway I knew this camera would keep up with the best of the best. More frames t5hen I need with high-speed cards. what a camera and did I mention the price. well you take a look and order one

Got the extra cable so I could easily swap the camera between cars. Works fine. Length is great.

I've had the lens a week, have shot nightclub acts, birds, race cars, general nature, and assorted other subjects. It is sensational. I shot directly into the midday sun at a flock of hovering pelicans. Had the camera set at 1/90 sec, f/27 because my main theme at the time was panning with race cars. Although the lens probably was diffraction limited, the images are sharp and contrasty, and although there is dramatic lens flare, it is controlled and in my opinion, aesthetically pleasing. This is a lens with more optical personality than most, one that I feel I'm in a kind of dialogue with, discussing how to make an extraordinary image. I had the earlier Nikon/Tamron 70-300 zoom, and while it was good, this one is far better. Also, I tried the Nikon 80-400VR lens and came away suspecting the 70-300VR would be better overall. It is. Now: It doesn't feel like the fine, beautifully machined metal Nikkors of yore, but it doesn't weigh nearly as much. Those big heavy metal lenses are treasures to hold and fondle, but I got really tired of lugging them around back in the '80s! Look macho with a huge lens if you want, my friend, but after a day-long event you will be less tired and more ready for good work if you have these lighter lenses made of modern plastics. Learning when and how to use the control buttons is a process that will take a while, and the lens hunts frustratingly, often shifting focus unpredictably, when looking into a 3-dimensional subject, such as a bird among tree limbs. For that, manual focus is necessary and I wish the manual focus ring were a little further from the camera body. All in all, an excellent tool with which I look forward to thousands of exciting photographs.