Clamp your GoPro to objects ranging in size from 0.25 to 2in (0.6 to 5cm) in diameter

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Have you ever seen one of those car mounts that attach your phone to your windshield so you can use it hands-free? Well, that’s what the GoPro suction cup mount is like, but obviously used on paddle boards instead. Now, let’s get into how to mount your GoPro camera or action camera to your paddle board with a simple step-by-step guide. Adhesive Mount

The editing process is not without its frustrations, especially the GoPro Max 360 footage, which was hard enough to get off the camera until I was advised to take the card out of the camera and use a card reader instead. GoPro Max cameras and Windows PCs do not mix well, it seems.

In addition, it comes with a small wrench to tighten the mechanism once you’ve rotated it to your desired angle. Everything works well together, but it can be difficult to remove due to the tight screws.

There’s also a more responsive touchscreen interface, a wired date transfer mode which you can use with your phone and a general boost to image quality. The improvements here may be relatively small, but when it’s building on an already excellent model that’s to be expected.

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Wiggle the mount around to ensure your action camera won’t be going anywhere when you get on the water. Tips for Paddle Boarding with a GoPro