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get the 1/4 inch threaded adapter
and then go to a real professional level camera shop
you should be able to find a double suction cup mount like I use
its got a swivel that'll do anything!
a much better clamp is made by ManFrotto
ALWAYS use a tether / piece of string
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hook up the gopro so it is ''''hanging''''
and flip the picture so it don't record everything upside down
when its upright the camera will eventually flop over
the choppier the water, the worse it is
and then go to a real professional level camera shop
you should be able to find a double suction cup mount like I use
its got a swivel that'll do anything!
a much better clamp is made by ManFrotto
ALWAYS use a tether / piece of string
and
hook up the gopro so it is ''''hanging''''
and flip the picture so it don't record everything upside down
when its upright the camera will eventually flop over
the choppier the water, the worse it is
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these work well in case the camera comes loose......
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EAZSBZC/...s=gopro+tether
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EAZSBZC/...s=gopro+tether
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