GoPro Camera Accessory Surf Hero Mount 3661039

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When getting started with GoPro surfing, use a mount that helps you concentrate on your surfing. A mount you can attach to the nose of your board is probably your best bet. This way you can set it and forget it. If you’re going through this process with the idea of hitting the waves straight after, that’s up to you. BUT, if you don’t wait the 24 hours there is a higher chance of your surfboard mount and shiny GoPro falling off. You have been warned. The GoPro Surf mount allows you to easily mount your GoPro camera onto a surfboard, kayak or even a stand up paddleboard! This great mount kit from GoPro also includes tethers and adhesive anchor points to really secure your GoPro. GoPro Surf Mount – ASURF-001

In this next section, use my easy follow along guide with step-by-step GoPro surfboard mount instructions. Everything you need to know about how to attach your GoPro surfboard mount is here: A couple of issues with this mount are that you’ll get a lot of movement in your footage because of how much you move your head around while surfing. Want to improve your surfing footage? Take a few minutes to review these tips before you head out on your next GoPro surfing adventure.But the thing is, it’s difficult to focus on two things simultaneously. You may find it hard to hold on to your GoPro if you’re still having trouble balancing yourself in the water. For this reason, beginners choose to go hands-free. They use mounts instead to attach their cameras to the nose of their surfboards.

This surfboard mount may be cheap, but that doesn’t mean it falls short when it comes to functionality. The HSU surf mount is as versatile as other mounts, and it can be also be used in other water sports like kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving, and paddleboarding. It’s also compatible with other action cameras like AKASO Brave and Campark, Dragon Touch, and Remali CaptureCam 4K. GoPros have taken action sports by storm! However, just having a GoPro isn’t enough sometimes. This is especially true for the surf world. You just can’t keep holding your camera while surfing as you need to maintain your balance and keep yourself stable on the surfboard. And you won’t be able to see when there are water drops on the lens, so use Rain-X or something to help keep those drops off.

The ISO or your camera’s light sensitivity should be set at 100 at the minimum and 400 at the maximum. Then, choose the Auto White Balance to let your GoPro adjust itself according to outdoor lightings. As always, be sure to follow on the usual socials below to keep up to date with the latest surfing content!