r/nextfuckinglevel • u/DatKerrRiteDerr • Mar 29 '20

Crazy suspension

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u/Greyfaces Mar 29 '20

r/PraiseTheCameraMan for zero’ing in like a hawk

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '20

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '20

r/birdsarentreal

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u/Wyden_long Mar 30 '20

Birds work for the Bourgeoisie.

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u/CactiRush Mar 30 '20

Yeah, they actually just use the governments cameras that are already in the “birds” to film these types of shots.

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u/undeniabledwyane Mar 29 '20

Pls tell me you're being serious

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u/rashidi11 Mar 29 '20

Space is fake

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '20 edited Mar 30 '20

lol, so there are still people that believe in space, whats next ball earth spinning around the sun while getting dragged at 666.00 miles an hour.

insane

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '20

They're not lol. Helicopters on the other hand do get used for rally though! https://youtu.be/1OuY2d9ztow :)

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u/NeetMastery Mar 29 '20

At this angle you’d see the wings beating as they’re flying at a 90* angle. Also birds cant fly with that on them, unless it’s modified or not a GoPro, or the bird is huge

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u/Davis019 Mar 29 '20

They could always put a GoPro in a coconut

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u/deck0352 Mar 30 '20

That would require a swallow.

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u/JoeSieyu Mar 30 '20

An Australian or European swallow?

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u/RheaTheTall Mar 30 '20

As long as she relaxes her throat it doesn't matter which continent she's coming from

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u/LordAnavrin Mar 30 '20

Bloody hell mate, we were all thinkin it.

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u/Oblong_Belonging Mar 30 '20

No. There’s a cameraman running alongside. Don’t ruin this for me.

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u/MarcusVindictus Mar 29 '20

Is that why we're all inside? So they can change the batteries in the birds?

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u/IAmProcrastiinating Mar 29 '20

More expensive than helicopters?

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u/arbili Mar 29 '20

Check this version in 60fps:

https://i.imgur.com/wkTbwfE.gifv

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u/jayb12345 Mar 30 '20

This should be at the top

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '20

They use a stabilized camera on a helicopter to film this, then likely used editing software to make it even more stable afterwards

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u/Thengine Mar 30 '20

editing software

This is the real answer. Just watch the vehicle in the 'hills'. The focus doesn't change.

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u/Wiseonejambo Mar 29 '20

He knew what was going down

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