Chicken Powered Steadicam - Smarter Every Day
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I waited a couple of years for someone to make this video, so I finally decided to do it myself. I shot the video about three months ago and just now edited it down.
The micro camera website mentioned above has lots of examples of what this camera is an how to operate it. You'd be pretty amazed how many uses there are for one.
I hope you enjoy! If you enjoy my stuff, I would appreciate it if you subscribe! I've also posted another video which investigates the "Backdriven reflex" in more depth. It can be viewed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvPhBJpCeGg
People are often worried about how tight the binder was on the chicken's head. You'll note I said "without hurting the chicken". I stretched the binder out so it had a very light clamping force.
Also, this video inspired another user, Jeremiahjw to create his own chicken powered steadicam. His video can be seen here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adlgpovEv7g&feature=email
Pennywhistle Productions.
If you enjoy Smarter Every Day and would like to help me come one step closer to sending the kids to college click here: http://bit.ly/MicroScholarship4MyKids
Click to share via Facebook!---- http://on.fb.me/CHICKENCAM -----
I waited a couple of years for someone to make this video, so I finally decided to do it myself. I shot the video about three months ago and just now edited it down.
The micro camera website mentioned above has lots of examples of what this camera is an how to operate it. You'd be pretty amazed how many uses there are for one.
I hope you enjoy! If you enjoy my stuff, I would appreciate it if you subscribe! I've also posted another video which investigates the "Backdriven reflex" in more depth. It can be viewed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvPhBJpCeGg
People are often worried about how tight the binder was on the chicken's head. You'll note I said "without hurting the chicken". I stretched the binder out so it had a very light clamping force.
Also, this video inspired another user, Jeremiahjw to create his own chicken powered steadicam. His video can be seen here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adlgpovEv7g&feature=email
Pennywhistle Productions.
If you enjoy Smarter Every Day and would like to help me come one step closer to sending the kids to college click here: http://bit.ly/MicroScholarship4MyKids
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