Summary
- The Akaso EK7000 comes with a quick release plate that allows you to easily attach and detach the camera from the helmet mount.
- Align the quick release plate on the camera with the corresponding slots on the helmet mount.
- Remember to adjust the camera angle to capture the perfect perspective and test the mount before you embark on your next adventure.
Are you an adrenaline junkie ready to document your thrilling escapades? The Akaso EK7000 action camera is your ultimate companion for capturing every moment of your adventures. However, mounting it securely to your helmet is crucial for capturing stable and immersive footage. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll guide you through the step-by-step process of attaching your Akaso EK7000 to your helmet, ensuring you have a seamless and unforgettable experience.
Materials You’ll Need
Before you begin, gather the following materials:
- Akaso EK7000 action camera
- Helmet with a compatible mount
- Helmet mount for Akaso EK7000
- Mounting screws
- Screwdriver or Allen wrench
Step 1: Identify the Helmet Mount Location
Locate the helmet mount on your helmet. It’s typically a flat, rectangular area on the top or side of the helmet. Clean the surface of the mount with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris.
Step 2: Attach the Helmet Mount
Align the helmet mount with the designated area on your helmet. Position the mount securely and use the mounting screws to tighten it. Ensure the mount is firmly attached and will not move during your activities.
Step 3: Install the Quick Release Plate
The Akaso EK7000 comes with a quick release plate that allows you to easily attach and detach the camera from the helmet mount. Slide the quick release plate into the slot on the bottom of the camera.
Step 4: Align the Camera with the Mount
Align the quick release plate on the camera with the corresponding slots on the helmet mount. Gently slide the camera onto the mount until it clicks into place.
Step 5: Secure the Camera
Tighten the screw on the side of the helmet mount to secure the camera. Ensure the camera is firmly attached and will not move during your activities.
Step 6: Adjust the Camera Angle
Once the camera is attached, adjust the angle of the camera to capture the desired perspective. Most helmet mounts allow you to tilt and swivel the camera to get the perfect shot.
Step 7: Test the Mount
Before you hit the trails or slopes, test the mount by shaking your head or moving the helmet around. Ensure the camera remains securely attached and does not wobble or move.
Additional Tips
- Use a tether or camera strap to provide additional security for your camera, especially during high-impact activities.
- Clean the helmet mount and camera regularly to prevent dirt and debris from interfering with the connection.
- If you’re using a curved helmet, you may need to purchase a curved helmet mount to ensure a secure fit.
Wrapping Up: Capture Your Adventures with Confidence
With the Akaso EK7000 securely attached to your helmet, you’re ready to capture every moment of your extreme adventures. Follow these steps carefully to ensure your camera is stable, secure, and ready to document your thrilling escapades. Remember to adjust the camera angle to capture the perfect perspective and test the mount before you embark on your next adventure.
Information You Need to Know
1. Can I attach the Akaso EK7000 to any helmet?
Yes, the Akaso EK7000 can be attached to most helmets with a compatible mount.
2. What if my helmet doesn‘t have a mount?
You can purchase a separate helmet mount that is compatible with your helmet.
3. How can I prevent my camera from shaking on the mount?
Tighten the screws on the helmet mount and camera securely. You can also use a tether or camera strap for additional stability.
4. Can I use the Akaso EK7000 mount with other action cameras?
No, the Akaso EK7000 mount is specifically designed for the Akaso EK7000 action camera.
5. How often should I clean the mount and camera?
Clean the mount and camera regularly, especially if you’re using them in dusty or sandy environments.