Planting a GoPro camera inside a hula hoop produces oddly watchable results:
[Via]
On a much less stable front, the $60 Hot Wheels Video Racer shoots at up to 60 frames per second, creating what Autoblog calls “nausea-inducing fun”:
Planting a GoPro camera inside a hula hoop produces oddly watchable results:
[Via]
On a much less stable front, the $60 Hot Wheels Video Racer shoots at up to 60 frames per second, creating what Autoblog calls “nausea-inducing fun”:
The folks who did the video Hot-Wheels also came up with the creepy Surveillance Barbie. Yes, a Barbie doll with a video camera embedded into her chest, a USB port in her back, and batteries in her legs.
Here’s another POV video made during a multi-media installation I did at ICON Gallery in Fairfield, Iowa.
http://vimeo.com/16697841
The POV section starts around 1:20. The two cube speakers visible at the end of the 150-foot track were connected to a pair of mics, one inside each end of the track tube. Visitors sat in a comfy chair between the speakers and heard a quasi-binaural slow pan from one end of the (inside of the) track to the other in realtime. Behind the speakers was a 10-foot projection in a darkened room where the POV segment played, its audio (not the tube mics) coming through a large, full-range system. The sound in the projection room was dramatic, and significantly enhanced the roller-coaster experience of being 3″ tall and sitting on the monorail car.
Allen