What's some good suggestions for a camera to mount on your bow. I'd like to start filming some hunts.
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For filming hunts I would just use a small video camera mounted to some sort of tripod. The problem with having one mounted to your bow is vibration at the shot and can you hold your bow after the shot to keep the animal in the frame at the shot. I rig all my stands with a camera mount. To me the most important part of filming is capturing the shot and with a bow mounted camera it's no easy to do and usually if your lucky enough to get the animal in the frame the vibration will still makes it tough to see.
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Originally posted by gonehuntin68 View PostFor filming hunts I would just use a small video camera mounted to some sort of tripod. The problem with having one mounted to your bow is vibration at the shot and can you hold your bow after the shot to keep the animal in the frame at the shot. I rig all my stands with a camera mount. To me the most important part of filming is capturing the shot and with a bow mounted camera it's no easy to do and usually if your lucky enough to get the animal in the frame the vibration will still makes it tough to see.
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I've used a bow mounted bowfinger with a Kodak sport in the past. However,as mentioned before, it's poor for viewing shot placement/recovery. This year, I'm doing both it and a tripod mount. With what's available now to us as far as cameras are concerned, why not? Their cheap/easy/and usually use the same cards our game cams use. Of course, I'm a video-the-hunt guy as it seems you are.
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