DIY CableCam @seawildearth
DIY CableCam  @seawildearth
Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
With anything in creative imaging there is a need for innovation. This bears particularly true in the realm of videography given the need for dynamic motion to add production value to your work. The video deals with my recent adventures to build and test a DIY CableCam to see if that would fit with my video aesthetics.

So my spend on this was about $14 total with the cable which is a very cheap option, and like I said just to see if the delivery aesthetic is something I could incorporate into my workflow. Seeing as I do spend a lot of time outdoors I could think that this could well be something I would use repeatedly.

Check out this first attempt. More adventures and development of the hardware to follow in later videos.

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Gear used in this Video

Canon G7x MkII - goo.gl/24U6WF
GoProHero 5 Black - goo.gl/C6R2v6
Zoom H2n Audio Recorder - goo.gl/5g2s9f
Microphone: Audio Technica Lapel Mic - goo.gl/BnoFkA

Filmed and Produced by
SEAWILDEARTH

Presented by
Mark Thorpe
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