Thanks! I taped the mic on the rear bumper, maybe about 4 inches from the passenger-side exhaust tip. I think I use a medium FOV and I like it because you get to see out the side windows as well.

Will that work with a tint?

I have the headrest mount from http://www.headrestmount.co.uk/

It is definitely pricey, but I absolutely love it. I do second the suggestions for go pro suction mount on rear window however! Much cheaper alternative!!


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Worked fine for single day events.

-alex

Made this mount last year. Cost me about 16 bucks in material.

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/n...pskfoxsjni.jpg

Thanks for all the inputs! I like the headrest mount view the most. But the suction cup at rear window will be acceptable too.

My $20 headrest mount: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MUHLRES/

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Excellent find thanks. £25 over here but I'm still having one.

Cheersmedears :bow:

Suction cups work fine with tint, I've mounted my Go-pro at the top of the rear... I like high view on the rear window or interior-side helmet mounting (great to see where you are focusing on track, though I use my eyes more than moving my whole head sometimes so not totally an accurate representation on where you are focusing). Go-pro car kit comes with adhesive helmet mounts.

https://youtu.be/46UR_tI7ZrY

https://youtu.be/xzbKAahWEw8

I like the Tackform headrest mount a lot: http://amzn.to/2sxHkhQ

At $70, it's obviously more than a $20 plastic mount or $20 DIY solution.
But it's made like a nice piece of photography grip equipment -- all metal, high quality, with multiple adjustment points for the perfect angle.

I mount the camera on the passenger side, and use Wi-Fi app preview on the phone to get the camera angle dialed in.

One thing to remember too if you're using a GoPro and it's your first time using one in car: turn on the spot meter mode otherwise everything outside the windshield will be totally washed out.

I lost a whole day of footage because of that :(.