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It's trippy man... Wed Mar 11, 2020 6:03 pm
Bonzo
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Not so sure about the riding gear though 
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2 Re: It's trippy man... Wed Mar 11, 2020 7:57 pm
Point-Seven-five
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I couldn't stop trying to figure out how they shot the film. High speed drones???
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3 Re: It's trippy man... Wed Mar 11, 2020 11:06 pm
Laitch
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That is compelling work!Point-Seven-five wrote:I couldn't stop trying to figure out how they shot the film. High speed drones???
The information on the YouTube channel version indicates they're using a device called Insta 360 One X. Maybe it is mounted on a drone, but to me it appears to be mounted on a boom. If it is, they've done a great job masking how the boom is mounted on the moto. At the red arrows in the attached photos I seem to view reflections of the device and its boom in the muffler and shadows of it on the road and across the rider's jeans.
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4 Re: It's trippy man... Wed Mar 11, 2020 11:33 pm
Laitch
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Here's another one of his videos made with the same camera. He explains that it's mounted on a selfie stick reaching 50cm ahead of the moto. It's fair to reason the Brick video was done similarly from the side of the moto.
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