how is this video filmed

One guy was running around him with camera.

its fake

The camera is connected to his helmet with an arm that swivels. Looks cool!
It looks like he is riding a mini bike.

lol

I think his point is that they can do anything with video's and computers these days.

But I don't think the Rotor video is fake. It has to be some sort of new video camera/lens. I thought it was mounted of the riders helmet at first and then in another clip, you could see the helmet and there was no camera or mount. Maybe they switch location of the camera in different segments of the video and then edited all the different camera locations into one video. I thought long and hard when I watch the video because I couldn't figure it out. I only watched it once and this is what I took away from it.

Lets hear what your theories are. But it is a very cool video, you have admit.

There was a thread previously with another rider wearing the same swivel mount, and a photo of it, it looks rediculous.

It's gotta be the worst angle i've seen with a helmet cam.

The camera is clearly mounted on his helmet as you can see the mounting in some shots.

How they keep it focused on his head as it swivels is another story??????

"The camera is clearly mounted on his helmet as you can see the mounting in some shots." - how some can't figure this out after 3 seconds of footage let alone 2 minutes is beyond me.


As far as the rig remaining somewhat rotation-less about it's axis... it has a counterbalance arm on the opposite side from the camera that is precisely balanced to have the same moment arm about the rotational axis. By doing so the inertia of the camera during acceleration/deceleration and head movement is countered by an equal and opposite inertial force on the other side of the pivot...keeping it from swinging wildly about.

The vertical motion of the cam is suppressed by the users natural head movement (or lack thereof). Our bodies have a gyro-like mechanism in our ears to help keep our head stable.

Chickens ability to keep their heads stable is far greater than humans but check out this video to see what I mean...

Its was filmed using government satellites.............duh.

Here is the original thread
http://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Moto-Related,20/ON-BOARD-WITH-DAVID-PHILI…

But good for training I bet.

I thought that video was rather cool. Never seen anything like it before.

Void, just cause there's a vid of some hilljack with a retarded chicken that can't keep it's head still doesn't mean it's not true

Search again, there's a hundred videos to prove my point.

Some pretty interesting angles if you ask me...

https://vimeo.com/18814425

Rotor ski test from Marco Orbassano on Vimeo.

It's sick.

Not sure many riders would run it but otherwise, it's a different angle for sure. Depends on the viewer if it's sick or not.

How much does that rig weigh I wonder.

It would have to be a little distracting but the footage does look pretty interesting.