This post will feature my current camera rig. I want to record performances. I want to hear it well/BETTER and almost isolated.
I once had a GoPro. A nice person gave it to me. It was old and yet highly functional. The battery went bad after a year or two. The GoPro eliminated several devilish details related to recording my performances. Currently, the GoPro is out of commission and I probably just need to find a new battery for it.
The camera mount for it lives on.
I added a few segments/elbows to the base of the GoPro.
These extra joints are good for my new my camera holder to latch onto.
The final piece is this phone holder.
It’s grip/clamp is excellent at holding securely to the GoPro attachments. The clamp part of this phone holder looks like it was designed for a pole.
After using it for some time I noticed the logo.
It’s a guitar. This thing was made to clamp onto a music stand. I was doing that for a while, remember? We didn’t really like it that much, remember? 😂
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Every videographer and gynecologist’s dream tool.
For me, it’s the ultimate, most convenient, lowest maintenance recording device.
The screen will be facing away from me.
This is a double edged sword. I should be able to see everything in frame, but the fisheye lens/wide angle lens only functions on the front camera.
Yep, recording everything‘s gonna be a piece of cak…. oh shit… my phone battery is way way way … way past it’s prime.
I’ll tackle that when I get there.
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That's one way to do it. Does it get some odd looks from people? I see some people mount the camera on the headstock for some fun effects.
It probably gets a lot of strange looks now because people can see a little screen. In the past, it was just a little GoPro box and it wasn’t as obvious.
I like that perspective you mentioned also. However, I don’t like it for stage/performances. I try to avoid adding tuners and cameras and extra little things on the headstocks. One, I think it’s a little distracting. More importantly, it throws off the balance of my already poorly balanced instrument. My Fender Jazz Bass deluxe has a slight neck dive. The camera near the back creates a perfect balance. 🙃
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