Take your camera for a ride with the CAME-TV Magic Arm Suction Mount for Camerasfrom CAME-TV. Featuring three suction cups, this camera mount adheres securely to surfaces such as your car's hood, window, or door to enable you to shoot your road trips and more. The mount's three articulating friction arms make it easy to achieve the perfect recording angle when the mounting surface is not completely even. The Magic Arm Suction Cup Mount is designed to support up to 33 pounds of gear.

Mounts Camera on Flat/Uneven Surfaces    Works on Car's Hood/Window/Door    Three Suction Cup Mounts    Three Articulating Friction Arms    Locking Knobs    Built-In Screw for Mounting Camera    Payload: 33 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work perfectly like a new one?

A: The CAME-TV Video Sucker Suction Cup Mount is a solid suction cup mount system with a high payload of 110 lb. For any used variations of these products, please review the condition on the product webpage.

Q: 2. Can this be mounted on a side door?

A: I would say it would work on a side door. Having done dozens of car rigs, I cannot stress enough to also have a safety cable or rope on the camera in case of an emergency. You will will not regret it.

Q: 3. Can multiple GorillaPod arms be attached in series to obtain a longer reach?

A: With an adapter you can join two or more together, such asManfrotto 120DF Female 3/8 to Female 3/8 Adapter Plate B&H # MA120DF MFR # 120DF

Q: 4. Does this include the rosette yoke adapters?

A: This adapter does not include a set of rosette yoke adapters.

Q: 5. What is the Maximum speed can this suction cup stay attached?

A: The maximum speed is going to depend on a number of factors. What surface is it mounted to? How far away from the surface is the camera? Do you have anything mounted on the camera? (housing microphone etc) What is the weather that day? (is it windy, rainy, hot, cold, etc) All of these factors will affect how well the suction cup will hold therefore we can not give you a straight answer in regards to maximum speed. It is best to use safety cables/equipment with the camera to make sure that you can save the camera even if the suction cup loses its grip.

Q: 6. Doe the mounting area for the camera have retaining screws from underneath? Is there an option for a 75mm bowl mount fluid head?

A: The CAME-TV Video Sucker Suction Cup Mount only comes with a 3/8-16 mounting screw on the base mount. You cannot detached the base mount to connect a 75mm bowl on the tripod. You will need a tripod head or a quick release system to connect your cameras, if the camera has 1/4-20 threads only.

Q: 7. I'd like to use this to mount my Canon 6D with a fisheye VERTICALLY on the passenger door. Question: Will this mount allow my camera to be turned back to a horizontal position? (Really this involves the ball head too, but it'll have to be elevated off the legs to give the camera the space it needs). Thanks!

A: You will need to purchase additional accessories to mount your Canon 6D in a vertical position on this mount. You will need a Ball Head and depending on your set up you may benefit from having a Vertical L Bracket as well.

Q: 8. I would like to install upright this arm on a dolly cam, can it be mounted upright instead of invert, even with some adjustment?

A: There is the Came-TV GS12 model that does support vertical installation. However the GS10 will only work as an inverted Stabilizer Arm. The following model supports upright mounting B&H # CAGS12 https://bhpho.to/3RpJyGS More info about the Came-TV GS12 https://bit.ly/3fithpV Installation is upright. Suitable for DJI Ronin S/S2；Zhiyun Webill/Crane 3; MOZA and Feiyu gimbals. https://bit.ly/3fithpV

Q: 9. Will this work with the 55w Boltzen light?

A: Yes it will

Q: 10. Can you use an NCTEC iStar Pulsar on this roof top suction cup mount?

A: This mount has a maximum payload of 110 lbs. Always use a safety cable/tether as well. If you are moving at speed, test very carefully and make sure the roof surface is very clean and devoid of any slippery waxes.