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Visual Spectacle of the Week: 360-Degree Stabilized Rollercoaster Footage
Magic Mountain on magic mushrooms
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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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