GoPro Camera Accessory Surf Hero Mount 3661039

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But the thing is, it’s difficult to focus on two things simultaneously. You may find it hard to hold on to your GoPro if you’re still having trouble balancing yourself in the water. For this reason, beginners choose to go hands-free. They use mounts instead to attach their cameras to the nose of their surfboards. Do a float test at home or in shallow water to make sure that your mount isn’t too heavy for the floaty device you’re using. 13. Plan your story You can mount a GoPro on a soft-top but this needs a special type of mount that does not come with your GoPro, as I’ll explain below. For example, a video captured in the standard GoPro color will be less flexible in editing than footage captured in Protune “Camera Raw” or “Protune Flat”. In the image below, you can have a look at how GoPro is attached to the surfboard facing the man surfing through the waves. There are many more ways to mount your GoPro for capturing awesome surfing videos, like by using a wrist strap or a head strap.

Make surf the ridges on the mount follow the stringer of your board – this means it will face you when attached The GoPro Surf mount allows you to easily mount your GoPro camera onto a surfboard, kayak or even a stand up paddleboard! This great mount kit from GoPro also includes tethers and adhesive anchor points to really secure your GoPro. GoPro Surf Mount – ASURF-001A couple of issues with this mount are that you’ll get a lot of movement in your footage because of how much you move your head around while surfing. Unfortunately, the only tail mount I can find online is a link to make one yourself on Instructables. When getting started with GoPro surfing, use a mount that helps you concentrate on your surfing. A mount you can attach to the nose of your board is probably your best bet. This way you can set it and forget it.

Now, choosing the right angle for your surfboard mount can be tough. It’s a given that you choose the wide-angle setting with the aspect ratio of 16:9; however, the positioning of your camera is more crucial than the setting that you’ll be working on. This shouldn’t be too difficult, but I sympathise with those wanting to use it for the first time straight after setting it up.This angle really gives the viewer a clear perspective of how it is to ride and also gives you some really nice footage to remember your surf by.