I can't comment about how the picture quality will be, but just wanted to say to make sure it's legal where you hunt.
In Idaho they have a rule that "nothing electronic may be attached to the bow, except lighted nocks".

 

It doesn’t do too bad. I’m not familiar with the mount you mentioned, but I used one I made. It attached to the rear stabilizer bushing and held my phone on the right side between my quiver and riser. Unfortunately I’ve deleted the few videos I had taken while using it. On release there is a little bit of vibration and recoil, but I always seemed to catch the impact. I always record in slow motion and edit everything to normal speed except for the impact. Works great.

 

I had tried some mount for a smaller cam and regardless of what I did when I shot it was all a blur, hope it works for you.

 

yeah I have with my iPhone 12 mini and two bowfinger mounts combined and Sandmarc Telephoto lens

 

here is a few videos
20 yards IPHONE 12 Mini Sandmarc telephoto

 

30 yards IPHONE 12 mini

 

30 yards 3X zoom

 

Has anyone used the painted arrow and had their phone fall off while up in the tree? That's honestly my biggest hangup with purchasing one.

 

I didn’t have it fall off up in the tree, but the magnet is so strong, I did have problems with the bow mount coming apart when pulling the phone off. May have been a bad batch, but A little bit of insert glue fixed that right up.

 

I hunted with the magpro last year. I ended up taking it off my bow because I made a bad shot on that deer. The video quality was poor due to the initial shock of the bow going off (filming with an iPhone 13 mini). So, I was unable to get any reference on the shot placement. Instead, all I got was footage of a goodun that will haunt me for the rest of my life.

Here are a few things I’d do different:

1. I didn’t use a lighted nock and I feel like that is crucial when filming with an iPhone as you can track it frame by frame.

2. I didn’t use slow mo though I should have.

3. You have to be cognizant of filming. If you aren’t used to filming you will quickly forget to keep your bow pointed toward the deer after the shot. I did not do that as I was so focused on watching the deer post shot.

4. The weight of your bow will change with the mount and your phone. I didn’t practice with my phone mounted to my bow. Although the weight difference isnt significant, it’s enough to throw you off.

At the end of the day it’s about having confidence in your equipment. If you change your set up just before you make that shot of a lifetime, it could cost you. So practice with your phone on your bow.

Anyone else have something like this happen to them?

 

I just recently shot a doe with the painted arrow elite mag camera arm. Used my iPhone and got excellent footage.

I can’t post the video on here , but here’s the still shot.