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I just can't position this thing to make it work. I'm thinking I might just mount the camera upside down, and then if I ever need the video, I can run it through a program to flip the video over. There still isn't room for the camera. I thought that by turning it sideways I could make it work, but that doesn't do it. I admit that it is well constructed and sturdy, but if it doesn't work, how can it get 5 stars. I'm surprised this thing has gotten such good reviews. I thought I could figure out how to make this work with a camera, but I have the same problem everyone else has; there is no room for the camera once it is stuck to the windshield. I even tried mounting it on my side window, but it doesn't stick out far enough to see around the A-pillar.
Despite being made of plastic, the Panavise is a quality-made camera mount that works well in my car. The suction cup is very strong.
(See video) I use this for a dash mount for my JVC HD-GZ10. Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3KPFKBY6Y6Z5J Product works great. Its has a little bit of play in arms, but can be expected for price. VERY strong suction cup, I use it for exterior shots often.
Nice well built holds up well hard plastic very strong holds my camera well. it is short but i can get around that
It was much heavier and larger than expected and appears to be well made. Had it been compatible, it could have been a match made in heaven. Checking out this item upon receipt left a good impression on the product. Unfortunately, it doesn't work well with the intended item, a Creative Labs Vado video camera //www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001LK8P14/ref=ox_ya_oh_productEvery possible angle/position was tried, but the pitch of the windshields (yes, 2 separate vehicles, Ford & Subaru) did not allow this camera to set its sights straight ahead, it was angled upwards.
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