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Question: Does this fit the brand new model 'Sony Action Cam HDR-AS100VR'?
Document: For the first few days it held the HDR-AS15 Action Cam securely though there was a bit of looseness within the skeleton frame which wasn't critical. Then the bottom Attachment which the bottom of the Skeleton Frame snaps into failed to hold the frame without a considerable amount of rattling. On my early morning bicycle commute, with all attached to the Handle Bar Mount, I inadvertently hit a small pothole and the camera and skeleton frame broke loose from the bottom Attachment and smashed hard on the street.
I purchased this to provide mounting options for my Sony Action Cam. While I really like the camera itself, Sony did not think this completely through in their design phase, so accessories like this came after the fact. It's a step in the right direction, but I expect better design from Sony. All in all, a solid product.
This is what should either come with, or better be given as a choice between it and the waterproof case, the HDR-AS15. It is much more useful, at least to me because it does not cause the lens to fog up like the other case does and it allows access to the controls. It also allows more mounting options.
We really like this little frame. Used it to mount on a tripod and a helmet cam. No problems, no worries!
love this mount, i use it when i take videos and mount this inside my car. it takes off the case which hinders the cam to catch good sound.
Okay a little review here. The camera itself is an action camera. That means it's meant to be used to provide POV video of activities, such as surfing, kayaking, hang gliding, biking, motorsports, etc. Understanding this, Sony included image stabilization, that's great. Unfortunately, they built a piece of crap case that auto-ejects the camera under smooth conditions.From the product description: For use with optional goggle and handlebar mount for Action CamCase in point. Cycling. Road ride.
HDR-AS10/15 comes with a waterproof case which is not usable outside a wet environment, this frame is much more practical for dry environments.I saw at least one youtube review complaining of rattles, the frame does not rattle once the camera is in place.Bought for a bicycle helmet mount, extra pieces allow enough for a 2nd car dash mount.
Combine this with the XShot XSP2 Pocket Camera Extender and orient it to hang from the top with the extender hinge loose and you have an excellent steady cam stick to get into tight places and video the baby or pets without crawling around on the floor.
Sony AKASF1 Versatile Lightweight Open Skeleton FrameI had been waiting for the open-mic cover to drop in price, and that would come with the special underwater lens as well. I was browsing Amazon when I came across the new AKASF1, skeletonized frame for the AS-10. This looked promising because it basically opens up the entire camera for better sound recording and would not be subject to any fogging when used in normal conditions. The only caveat is that the AS-10 is now no longer waterproof or weatherproof.
mainly got this so I could attach an external battery pack (the kind used to recharge cell phones). Case is thin and lightweight. Can't really comment on the durability yet. No padding to protect camera from drops but that's not really the intent of the case.Yellow slider on top is the lock that keeps the two clamshell halves together.
Answer: Yes, this will fit the AS100VR.