GoPro RotoR Mount or How to Get a 360° View of Yourself while Doing Action Sports - Video

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You can get some amazing footage with your GoPro HD camera using the RotoR rotating helmet pole.

It's an interesting rotor - 360 degrees swivel mount - that enables you to capture video of yourself from different angles. All this while you're dong your thing - mountain biking, skiing or whatever.

To make it work you'll need (sounds like a recipe doesn't it?):

• Two GoPro cameras to balance the pole - team up with a friend I'd say 
• A curved sticky mount on your helmet
• A quick release sliding buckle 
• Two handlebar mounts

When the pole swivels, the cams rotate around you. So the cameras will record a 360 degree view of yourself as you're engaged into your favorite action. Neat stuff!

I think it's a bit expensive (300 Euros) but I guess the effect is worth it.

However, I can envision myself doing a DIY. The pole seems to be connected to the the helmet trough a universal joint gimbal and that's something I'm very fond of. :-)

If you wanna purchase it (from Italy), you have to send them an email and they'll get back to you with a shipping estimate and a Paypal address. Go to Rotormount.com

Keep shooting your outdoor adventures!

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