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Here daylight picture - cars' plates not recognizable, overall picture is quite dark. Visible compression.
Excellent, thanks... only thus in US, I will be lost without it for month, before it would turn up, googling for the same in UKSorry to hear about this accident, but there is always a DIY way to fix it.
I would recommend to fill that gap with strong epoxy-glue and glue on top a 1/4inch tripod nut, then you can use any suction and other mounts which are meant for to be used on devices which has a tripod nut ( GoPro, digital cameras etc ).
This was also my idea "back then a while ago", but by my surprise two local harware stores didnt had them in stock and instead on wasting time and diesel on driving around and search I ordered online. Yeah, I can be "lazy-convenient, practical ?" some time [emoji6] .@BMbler, The mounting slot on my GT680W broke the same way. Any easy thing you can do is to just glue in any standard 1/4-20 threaded hex nut to the top of the camera and then you can use any tripod mount you wish on the camera.
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whoa...moral would be:
never, ever do nothing in rage of emotions
Still fuming over everything... bit lost, though I think the Niko suggested and I bought might look better (as if it matters)
and going to have to dig in a storage box where all of the mounts and bits are, if I need mount, as I think I had one for the screw type....
This was also my idea "back then a while ago", but by my surprise two local harware stores didnt had them in stock and instead on wasting time and diesel on driving around and search I ordered online. Yeah, I can be "lazy-convenient, practical ?" some time [emoji6] .
I know the feeling , especially living in a rural area where it can be a long drive to a store that has what I need. (or might not have)