Hahahaha brilliant idea Brian....
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affixing webcam to window
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Re: affixing webcam to window
Regards Steve
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Re: affixing webcam to window
I have tried the TomTom mount solution and I have to say that it is brilliant and a most excellent idea. Thank you.
It was £2.29 inc P&P from Ebay. My polarising filter fits in it like a glove. I drilled two small holes in the ring, and two corresponding holes through my USB webcam, and fixed it together with garden wire. It sticks wonderfully to the window and works a treat.
I recommend it.
I'm still awaiting my security light. I will try that, and I may go with that if it's good simply because I open and shut the window the webcam's currently affixed to, to regulate the room's temperature, so the angle changes.
Both excellent ideas
It was £2.29 inc P&P from Ebay. My polarising filter fits in it like a glove. I drilled two small holes in the ring, and two corresponding holes through my USB webcam, and fixed it together with garden wire. It sticks wonderfully to the window and works a treat.
I recommend it.
I'm still awaiting my security light. I will try that, and I may go with that if it's good simply because I open and shut the window the webcam's currently affixed to, to regulate the room's temperature, so the angle changes.
Both excellent ideas
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Re: affixing webcam to window
Glad it worked, it's got a really good suction pad.
73's
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Regards Steve
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Re: affixing webcam to window
It seems good;
I have now taped a bit of cut up binliner over it to stop the reflections. Hopefully though that will stay put, unlike the webcam when it was stuck there!
cheers
I have now taped a bit of cut up binliner over it to stop the reflections. Hopefully though that will stay put, unlike the webcam when it was stuck there!
cheers