Which car camera rig do you prefer?
I'm loving that red car! 
Todd Knight wrote: I'd go with the CF one. I have one that I made from PVC and you feel ever bump! It was one of those DIY projects. The crappy part is that mine is only 8' long. CF would be much lighter and allow you to get that arm out much further.
No comment! I built this one (see vid below) and had point and shoot camera on it. The suction cups I used didn't work and the camera came off the car! First, I'm glad it wasn't my DSLR that was on it. Second part, the camera wasn't even mine! It was my sisters camera. Which I had to replace
I agree some photographers to face this issue due to quality of products they
use. I will suggest you to go for CF rigs at http://carcamerarig/
Roman Omell wrote: I had one of these rigs a few years ago and what a turd that thing was. It never was able to get secured to the car good. The magnets were weak and then when you managed to get it set up, it was for short time before one of the joints gave way. I guess that serves me right from buying on eBay!
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