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1) high shutter speed, lots of light 2) 240fps, twixtor in post 3) string splitting into 2, attached to top and bottom of the iphone, presumably stopping it fro
by dharma1 11y ago
1) high shutter speed, lots of light
2) 240fps, twixtor in post
3) string splitting into 2, attached to top and bottom of the iphone, presumably stopping it from spinning around?
4) fisheye attachment
- lindig 11y agoThe case could have some kind of fin or tail that keeps it from spinning.
- th0ma5 11y agoI immediately think of a thing from my kite aerial photography days called a picavet http://scotthaefner.com/kap/equipment/picavet/ http://scotthaefner.com/kap/equipment/picavet/ a sort of angular momentum assisted stabilizing rig.
- lindig 11y agoInteresting but I believe this is a different scenario. The problem here is to avoid the phone rotating around the axis of the lens. The air flow from the circular motion could be used to stabilise it when there is fin at the back of the case. In addition the axis needs to point towards the center of the circular motion. Fixing it with a string at each corner is probably enough for this.