Canon 80D Car Absorbtion/Shakieness

[newtocanonworld]

Hi all,

New to this forum and am posting my very first thread on here.

I am new to the Canon world and am so excited to start filming and taking beautiful pictures.

My main issue is that I am having some trouble finding the best equipment for filming inside and outside of my car. I want to film my 1994 C4 Vette on windy roads. I've attempted this with my GoPro 3 with my suction cup mounts BUT the film is very very shaky and there's absolutely NO shock absorption. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Also below is a YouTube video of the car mount that I will be using but not really good for the shakiness and shock absorption I am going for.

 

[photo1x1.com]

Hi and welcome to the forum.
I have done suction cup mounts on cars with GoPro and other cameras. They usually work out pretty well. Can you give us a sample of the shaky footage so that we can try to find out what might be wrong?

 

[table1349]

You need something that will absorb the vibrations of the vehicle. CAMTREE G-51 Gripper Car Suction Mount for Photography/Videography

That's one of the lower end rigs but quite useable. They can run into the thousands.

 

[dunfly]

I don't do a lot of video, but when I do I use Video Studio to edit and compile the final video. It has a feature that will stabilize shaky videos although you lose some of the edges. The most important thing is to get the video as stable as possible, but most video production software would have additional stabilization.