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Visual Spectacle of the Week: 360-Degree Stabilized Rollercoaster Footage
Magic Mountain on magic mushrooms
By Rain Noe - July 6, 2018
GoPro changed the way we're able to share action footage, and we're now accustomed to seeing POV video. But this one here is a bit different. A fellow named Jeb Corliss took a rollercoaster ride with his wife, recorded it using a GoPro Fusion (which captures 360 footage) and stabilized the results:
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I’m a lapsed industrial designer. I was born in NYC and figured I’d die there, but a few years ago I abandoned New York to live on a farm in the countryside with my wife. We have six dogs.
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Visual Spectacle of the Week: 360-Degree Stabilized Rollercoaster Footage
That is the trippiest real-life in camera effect I've ever seen. Awesome.
Only Jeb Corliss would be that nonplussed about riding the Goliath. Pretty tame compared to his normal stunts, but man what a wild visual effect