V.I.O. POV.1 - Manual (Page 41)

Tips for Mounting the POV.1 41
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• Snowmobile - Mounting the camera head on the handlebars provides a
good vantage point. The windshield helps keep ice from forming on the
lens.
• Hunting - If you are using a scope on your rifle try to mount the camera
head under the gun barrel. If you mount the camera on your hat or head
practice keeping the camera parallel to the gun barrel, and then turn your
head slowly if you want to capture your surroundings. Smoother panning
will make it easier for viewers to see what is happening in the video.
• Tactical - Be cognizant of capturing the details of an event. Fixing your
view on objects longer than usual helps viewers see them clearly during
review of the video. Protect yourself by using the display on the POV.1
to peer around corners with the camera.
Tip If you need to keep the camera cable out of the way when you are
mounting the camera on your head or body you can use the clip with snaps
that is included with your unit. Just snap the strip around the cable and clip
it to your clothing in a position that keeps the cable in place.
Optional Mounting Accessories
If the accessories provided with the POV.1 don’t work for your particular
application there are a number of additional mounting accessories available:
• Universal Mount - A flexible rubber sleeve that keeps your camera
head secure with an adhesive-backed Hook and Loop pad to attach it to
a helmet or other smooth surface.
• Goggle Mount - Designed to work in conjunction with goggles and the
Universal Mount - the Goggle Mount is a great way to secure your cam
with or without a helmet.
• Headstrap Mount - An adjustable headband that allows you to wear the
camera on your head when you are not wearing a helmet or other
headgear.
• Double Hook & Loop Mount - A simple but flexible strap mount that
easily secures the camera head to most vented helmets using a hook and
loop fastening system. Also good for creative mounting on bikes, autos
and recreational vehicles.