This unusual video was filmed in the Western part of Australia, in remote Kimberley.
The camera was initially placed near a crocodile meat trap but was found by a ranger days later in a river, 110 kilometers south from where it was stolen.
This was filmed in Botswana by professional photographer Chris McLennan. No lions were injured during the making of the video but I can't say the same for the "Car L" RC buggy...
Skip to 1:14 if you want to see the plane fly directly.
The owner installed a micro camera onboard his r/c plane F-16. The camera transmits live the video to the ground and as he wears video goggles he can fly the plane in real time like if he were in the cockpit. The camera replaces the head of the pilot and the movement of the cam is control by the movement of his head on ground via a head mount gyroscope (head tracker).
Mom finds these unexpected photos a year after giving her 4 year old a digital camera to play with.
Do you remember when camera’s used a 3.5-inch floppy disk as internal storage? This 1999 Sony Digital Mavica MVC-FD73 used to!
See things you have never seen before when a high speed camera captures action shots that can be played back at a million frames per second (i.e. one second of video can be stretched into 10 minutes of time.) See them in action, here.
A guy came to a school, taking photographs with a camera from the 1800's. Here's one of the pictures he took.
See what happened when this guy tried to destroy his camera by any means possible.
Check out some curious devices which are aimed to squeeze the most out of the iPhone 4 built-in camera.
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