It was disappointing that all they did was walk around the hallway with it. Was hoping they'd do stuff outside with it and play with the distortion which is much of the fun.
come back with a 220 and we'll talk business
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I do like that they got it for practicality in shooting VR-capable footage, taking into consideration spherical projection and such
[QUOTE=Skyguy113;47445237]What's that thing they're riding?[/QUOTE]
[URL="http://iohawk.com/"]An IOHawk[/URL]
I want to implant this thing into my eye
[QUOTE=doctordarken;47445439][URL="http://iohawk.com/"]An IOHawk[/URL][/QUOTE]
I want to ride that
[QUOTE=WhyNott;47445906]I want to implant this thing into my eye[/QUOTE]
Ive always wondered, what would it look like if you could see in every direction at the same time?
[QUOTE=WhyNott;47445906]I want to implant this thing into my eye[/QUOTE]
Well, fun fact is, your eyes pretty much have a 180-degree view radius. Put your arms completely wide, straight to your sides. Look straight forward and move your fingers. You'll probably see them.
[video=youtube;hkLNW38OVNo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkLNW38OVNo[/video]
That iohawk is close enough
[QUOTE=dai;47445353]come back with a 220 and we'll talk business
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I do like that they got it for practicality in shooting VR-capable footage, taking into consideration spherical projection and such[/QUOTE]
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