Want to (safely ) mount your camera to your car? This DIY car rig not only utilizes heavy duty suction cups but it's also crazy cheap to build. Mounting a camera to a car can be expensive, with rigs costing hundreds, even thousands of dollars. However, if you're dying to get some sweet shots for a car scene or chase sequence, there might be a way for you to do it without having to break the bank or your camera. In this video, Rob Wayne of PremiumBeat gives you a step-by-step tutorial on how to build a DIY car mount out of glass pullers (suction cups), a project that won't cost you more than $30. Check it out below: Materials and Tools (x2) Quad-head dent/glass puller: $18/ea.(x4) U-bolts: $6/ea.(x1) 21"x5.5" wooden platformPencilPower drillDrill bit (should be the size of your U-bolts)Wrench That takes care of the first part of the build, but you also have to consider which mount you're going to use to secure your camera. Wayne suggests going with a quick-release plate system to start. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 30 May, 2018