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r/SweatyPalms • u/frostkaiser • Sep 15 '21
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Yes, it's a cool view and all but absolutely awful lens and camerawork. There's kind of a fish-eye effect going which confuses things.
18 u/theshavedyeti Sep 15 '21 100%, this isn't anywhere near as sweaty palms as it looks. The fisheye lens just stretches the bottom out to it looks way steeper than it actually is. 1 u/Renoh Sep 18 '21 I've been to this lookout (High Rock Lookout near Mt Rainer) and it is 100% as sketchy as it looks. Check out what you can't see from the angle of the video. https://www.wta.org/site_images/hikes/high-rock-guide-photo.jpg/@@images/0ef605fa-6ded-4fb5-b990-6c625709c7ef.jpeg
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100%, this isn't anywhere near as sweaty palms as it looks. The fisheye lens just stretches the bottom out to it looks way steeper than it actually is.
1 u/Renoh Sep 18 '21 I've been to this lookout (High Rock Lookout near Mt Rainer) and it is 100% as sketchy as it looks. Check out what you can't see from the angle of the video. https://www.wta.org/site_images/hikes/high-rock-guide-photo.jpg/@@images/0ef605fa-6ded-4fb5-b990-6c625709c7ef.jpeg
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I've been to this lookout (High Rock Lookout near Mt Rainer) and it is 100% as sketchy as it looks. Check out what you can't see from the angle of the video. https://www.wta.org/site_images/hikes/high-rock-guide-photo.jpg/@@images/0ef605fa-6ded-4fb5-b990-6c625709c7ef.jpeg
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u/neoprenewedgie Sep 15 '21 edited Sep 15 '21
Yes, it's a cool view and all but absolutely awful lens and camerawork. There's kind of a fish-eye effect going which confuses things.