can you attache this camera to your fishing rod & cast?
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The Camera and its attached video line is delicate. The camera has mounting loops ( made of stiff wire ) at the top. I attach it to some rugged fishing line ( i.e., at least 20 pound test ) and CAREFULLY lower it to the bottom, using the reel with a fishing rod. This approach has worked for me.........I hope this information helps you........Jim K.......
274899
yes you can attach the rod holder onto a tripod. the easiest way would be to attack a quick release place (more permanantly) to the bottom of the cage. i use a letus direct quick release because they are amazing but yeah go with whatever product u like best
143255
No, but you can purchase an attachment and a camera to enable you to do so.
356753
No, you can't because it has a rechargeable battery. You just have to make sure that the unit is fully charged before you go fishing. It would also be helpful if you bring along some kind of charging device so you can recharge the unit when it starts to run low on power.
1494183
If it's a lomography camera like a Holga, then you should be able to. If not, no. This film has not been adjusted in any way to give picture lomo effects , light leaks, etc. That stuff comes from having a lomo camera.
905019
Yes it can, you have to go through the menu that is on the camera itself. It's part of the setup menu.
1268437
You probably can attach a camera but not sure how. Fully extended, the pole bends under its' own weight somewhat but a small camera shouldn't bend it much more.
1115831
The quick answer is Yes...but it may not be the best approach. I have done this in situations different types of camera systems are running on the same location. It would be helpful to know more about your needs.
1999660
Absolutely. Software come with the camera that makes this possible, or you can use programs like Picassa to accomplish the same thing. It is very easy to do.
346135
No. But I attached a 1/4 in threaded rod to the back with Liquid nails and threaded, half way at the end, a turnbuckle, creating a tripod socket. A lot of work.more important, be aware this camera saves images in proprietary ".JPX" (JPEG images with a stupid extension name change) and you have to use their terrible software to convert the hundreds/thousands of images to viewable video and export. I use the for decent construction site time lapse. But I use a free file name extension batch re-namer (tell it to change to .jpg and then drag the whole folder in) and then I use Photoshop to open the sequence of files as a video file. Then export into any format of video and even change size. For a hunting cam, I think this is terrible and I think discontinued, but for a multimedia guy like me, with the workarounds, it gets great quality for the price. Also, use Lithim batteries - not alkaline soil, and it will run for a month taking a picture every minute.
1100745
You could throw a line out, for tarpon fishing with cut bait etc, but not really a casting rod. I will tell you that it is a very nice looking and light , easy to handle boat rod, but I would not want to cast it all day as if you were fishing for reds or something. hope that helps
2046506
just plugin usb PC cable to camcorder and at the screen push USB connect with the drawing of the cylinder
113721
yes you can. i did not buy this camera for the video, but from the small amount i have shot so far, i am very impressed.
1817860
No. I had that one & when it broke upgraded to this. You can find the cameras for your model on ebay sometimes. That's where I sold mine. Good luck.
1100747
It's a trolling rod not a casting rod. Now could you put a casting reel on it and make it work slim or not at all
865259
Yes you can attach a security cable to this camera. I use: Master Lock 8417D Python Adjustable Locking Cable, 6-Foot
317415
No. You can attach the camera directly to the monopod. Manfrotto has this monopod set up to accommodate both sizes of threads, so you can attach the camera, a quick release, or a ball head.