This video going viral in Germany and on Gizmodo features a brand new ball camera. The ball is outfitted with 36 mini cameras, and when the user throws the ball in the air, the ball takes a full panorama photo at its highest point that can be viewed on a computer. Very cool.
Remember the swordsmen who went viral when they attached a camera to the end of a sword? Well, more people are creating crazy effects with today’s new smaller and sturdier cameras. One skateboarder attached a GoPro camera underneath his board and skated around New York City. The board seems to stay still while the ground moves. It’s a crazy effect. The video is featured on LaughingSquid and Devour.
Japan musicians, Androp, set up 250 cameras to be part of the background of their new music video. The cameras were digitally connected to the music to create an in sync light show. Impressive. Read more at Gizmodo.
So you’re in France recording the sites and you put your camera down for a moment to get yourself in the shot. It’s a perfectly normal premise. That’s until a seagull steals the camera while it’s still rolling. When it first grabs the GoPro you can hear the owner yell at the buzzard in pursuit. The bird walks around a bit, gives a squawk, and, finally, puts it down. I can’t stop laughing when the bird honks.
A girl put a camera on the inside of a hoola hoop then went to town shaking those hips. The angle is just mesmerizing and makes an amazing video. It reminds me of the camera attached to the end of a sword viral video.
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