Beginners How to Film Bike Handlebars for iPhone 6 & 5 Mount

A few cool ways to film POV with your iPhone 6 & 6 Plus or Samsung Galaxy Note 3, 4, or S5. Check out this nice mount at http://www.velocityclip.com. Here we demonstrate a couple different angles, simply filming forward and backward with your iPhone 6 or Samsung S5. Filming forward is pretty straightforward, mount your device to where the camera points forward, then fasten the screw down to where it's secure. A couple sample shots are also in the video. Mostly filmed with S4, S5, and a few wide angles of iPhone 6 bike handlebar mount shots. Also filming from the chest mount angle gives you a different and unique perspective. This way the handlebars are visible in your POV. This mount is sort of like turning your iPhone 6 plus into a GoPro where you can film POV at different angles. Your iPhone 6 is capable of shooting really great video, so why not use it? This mount is designed for the everyday user who wants to get some cool footage. It's totally able to handle downhill trails as demonstrated in the video. If you're a professional rider who goes out and does massive crazy jumps all day long, this setup isn't for you. It's for the weekend warrior who likes to ride around town or a few intermediate trails. Your iPhone is also capable of uploading, editing, and sharing right away to all your favorite websites. Start sharing your awesome rides right away. No need to wait and run to a computer and start editing the videos. Everything is in the palm of your hand with your smartphone. So utilize it! Also don't forget about all the great cycling apps. Not to mention these are priced pretty good! See more of this bike mount at the Velocity Clip website! There's tons of ways to mount your iPhone 6 bike mount. Even stick it onto your bike helmet.