Car Door Interior Accessories

Great light to keep in the car door.

Work just for what I wanted it for at night for door, car etc.

Excellent product. I have them on the interior of my studio door and it's amazing how well they work.

Very useful light for interior car shots, interviews, etc.

Great for attaching lights to speedrail and other non-traditional mounts like a tabletop or car interior.

I bought mine 3 years ago. worked great until a month ago when it got caught in my car door. i need another one

I got this lens to get a wider lens for interior shots and inside the car, using my car mount. Works great on my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Crisp, deep focus and fast enough for most purposes. Highly recommended. Only bummer is some visual defects. The silver paint seems sprayed on and the paint bleeds a bit over the front lip of the tulip hood. Doesn't affect the functionality, but looks a bit cheap.

I love this case (CAR-1CAM). I use it for my Canon Vixia HF G60. The zippered top makes quick and easy access to the camcorder. I attached a Porta Brace DK-2CAM divider to the interior wall for a tighter fit. (I did not use the included cam-corder cradle.) The case is light weight and the interior is well padded. The exterior side pockets are secured by zippers but have no padding. Therefore, I use Porta Brace BP-B6 padded pouches for storing items in the side pockets. Highly recommended.

I am shooting a feature film this summer/fall that has numerous driving scenes. I needed a good, sturdy camera rig to mount on both the interior and exterior of a car. I tested it using a Panasonic Lumix GX7 with the lens stabilization turned on. I was quite happy with the results. I'm going to purchase one more when we start shooting the film. This product and it's suction cup grip is SOLID. @The rig was mounted to the hood, and interior windshield of a Chevy HHR and driven on a street of potholes. I would highly recommend this mount to anyone who needs an affordable car (or any solid surface) mount. I would just recommend using it with a quick release plate as I don't care to unscrew the camera everytime I want to switch setups.

The interior of my car is black. The fob to start the car is black. The day after my Nitecore arrived I could not find my fob in the pocket in which it usually rides. Having experienced this before, I pushed the start button and the car started, so I knew it was in the vehicle somewhere. I had attached the TUBE V2 to a pen knife I always carry. I dropped to my knees and peered all over the floor, and then under the driver's seat. There, hidden in the electronics that ride under the seat, I saw the glint of the fob's ring. Life is good! Bravo!