Mounting Bracket for Action Camera Sunnylife for DJI Avata 2 — GoPro-style and 1/4" Thread

The Sunnylife mounting bracket for action cameras is designed to attach an external camera to the DJI Avata 2 drone. This adapter provides two common attachment interfaces — a GoPro‑style three‑prong mount and a standard 1/4" tripod thread — allowing secure connection of many compact action cameras and camera accessories without modifying the drone. The bracket is intended to position a camera for aerial filming while keeping the drone’s normal operation and airflow unobstructed.

Advantages

The mounting bracket combines GoPro‑style and 1/4" thread interfaces in a single compact unit, offering broad compatibility with action cameras, quick‑release housings and accessories. Its form is engineered for stable attachment to the Avata 2, minimising vibration transfer and maintaining a low profile to reduce aerodynamic impact. The bracket enables straightforward camera mounting and removal, and supports a range of camera orientations for different shooting angles.

Suitable for

• Attaching GoPro‑style action cameras to DJI Avata 2
• Mounting compact cameras or accessories that use a 1/4" tripod thread
• Aerial filming and POV footage capture
• Testing camera angles and exposure without drone modification

Key specifications

• Dual interface: GoPro‑style three‑prong mount and standard 1/4" tripod thread
• Compatibility: designed for DJI Avata 2 mounting points and common action cameras
• Construction: lightweight bracket intended for minimal added weight
• Mounting orientation: supports multiple camera angles for forward and downward views

How to use

Attach the bracket to the designated mounting point on the DJI Avata 2 following the drone manufacturer’s guidance for accessories. Secure the camera to the bracket using either the GoPro‑style three‑prong connection or the 1/4" tripod screw, depending on the camera or accessory. Tighten mounting hardware so the camera is stable but avoid overtightening that could stress the bracket or camera housing. Check camera alignment and perform a short test flight to verify balance and vibration performance before extended use.

Usage recommendations

Prefer lightweight action cameras and housings to minimise impact on flight time and handling. Always confirm the camera does not block sensors, propellers or ventilation when mounted. Periodically inspect mounting hardware for wear and retighten as needed before each flight.