Classics go to Moab?

No most where taken with an Olympus. A lot of the inside the cab shots were pulled from Go Pro video. I think I learned that you should use the format that is best for slow motion video. I think this would have made them clearer. I'm going to do some testing to see. Either way having that thing is BA but you really need 2. One to use and one on a charge. I ran the crap out that thing and would run down the battery before the end of the day. Also have a laptop and external drive cause you have to data drop every night.
 
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I will be going through pictures and videos for a month, but here are some that I got together. Hope everyone enjoys.

2012 Moab - a set on Flickr

Great shots! I may have to steal some of these, to go with my own set of Moab pics from last year. Too bad the rain and clouds moved in and screwed up the lighting for so long, but you still got a ton of great views! Hopefully the next round will be about double the number of vehicles and people.
 
Sweet pics!! Were all of them taken with the go pro?

SV, I meant to show how I had it set up as well. You can see in the picture below that I had a Go Pro and the Olympus attached to the inside of the windshield. That way I could just reach up and click a picture anytime I wanted. The Go Pro suction is the one they sell the other is this one here;

This is what you need: Amazon.com: Panavise 809 Camera Window Suction-Cup Mount: Electronics

Hands down, the most stable suction cup mount around.

It happens to be the exact same base as the Go Pro suction mount and it has the standard bolt that allows my still or flip to mount to it as well. I had been trying a few different options, seen here and this mount has ended my search.
 

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