Hi I'm looking gopro Self Take Kit.
I was fishing yesterday on breasnose two i see angler with this attachment to the compact camera canon etc... also can i make night pic with gopro 8 ?
I think gopro pic button is to stiff this kit he can't make.
Any advice or help please
https://www.srb-photographic.co.uk/srb-compact-self-take-kit-8892-p.asp
Thanks
Del
I was fishing yesterday on breasnose two i see angler with this attachment to the compact camera canon etc... also can i make night pic with gopro 8 ?
I think gopro pic button is to stiff this kit he can't make.
Any advice or help please
https://www.srb-photographic.co.uk/srb-compact-self-take-kit-8892-p.asp
Thanks
Del
In reply to Post #1
Air bulbs have been around for donkeys, work well but can be fiddly to set up. My go pro is pretty old now, I reckon it would work with a bulb but not something I'd do. The ultra wide angle wouldn't be my choice for a catch shot.
If you want to use it then have a play with the time lapse settings rather than buying anything.(although you will need to spend a few quid on lighting)
Air bulbs have been around for donkeys, work well but can be fiddly to set up. My go pro is pretty old now, I reckon it would work with a bulb but not something I'd do. The ultra wide angle wouldn't be my choice for a catch shot.
If you want to use it then have a play with the time lapse settings rather than buying anything.(although you will need to spend a few quid on lighting)
In reply to Post #2
Thanks for your reply
I'm just find on gopro settings voice control very very good
Im already set up my black 8 looking so easy 😂
Im only no too sure for night pic i need light 100%
Like led with remote control
I have too wait tonight and check on garden
I was find it on you tube.
I can't wait when I come back on 🎣 again.
Thanks for your reply
I'm just find on gopro settings voice control very very good
Im already set up my black 8 looking so easy 😂
Im only no too sure for night pic i need light 100%
Like led with remote control
I have too wait tonight and check on garden
I was find it on you tube.
I can't wait when I come back on 🎣 again.
In reply to Post #3
Also i have ridgey monkey bivvy light with remote control
I think i can used over night?
Also i have ridgey monkey bivvy light with remote control
I think i can used over night?
In reply to Post #4
Rhino beams are popular
these look like a more modern version
They don't have a huge output, two would give you cleaner images than one
Rhino beams are popular
these look like a more modern version
They don't have a huge output, two would give you cleaner images than one
In reply to Post #5
Hi this looking very nice
Thanks
Hi this looking very nice
Thanks
In reply to Post #6
Just bare in mind you'll need a way of supporting them. Best to set them high up so a long bankstick or storm pole. You'd then need something to fit it to the storm pole, a gardner camera angle works OK,
I prefer these as I have a few anyway and they fit nicely on cygnet storm poles without having to screw anything. I also have a few triple cold shoe adaptors to use multiple lights on one pole.
Just bare in mind you'll need a way of supporting them. Best to set them high up so a long bankstick or storm pole. You'd then need something to fit it to the storm pole, a gardner camera angle works OK,
I prefer these as I have a few anyway and they fit nicely on cygnet storm poles without having to screw anything. I also have a few triple cold shoe adaptors to use multiple lights on one pole.
In reply to Post #7
Yes ia have storm pole from my brolly a i thing they around 5/6ft long if extended
Do you thing I should pitthem on my side or on camera side.
Im just set up my gopro on voice control working perfect
I will check today over night in the garden
Yes ia have storm pole from my brolly a i thing they around 5/6ft long if extended
Do you thing I should pitthem on my side or on camera side.
Im just set up my gopro on voice control working perfect
I will check today over night in the garden
In reply to Post #8
It'll be a bit of trial and error on your part there, I like to put it high behind the camera so the shadow is hidden. With a flashgun I like to have it at double the matt to background distance but leds haven't really got the guts for that, 6-7 feet is about the max with them
It'll be a bit of trial and error on your part there, I like to put it high behind the camera so the shadow is hidden. With a flashgun I like to have it at double the matt to background distance but leds haven't really got the guts for that, 6-7 feet is about the max with them
In reply to Post #9
Thanks for your advice
All the best
Thanks for your advice
All the best