Invisible Selfie Sticks, Revisited

Last time I talked about the invisible selfie stick effect on a 360 camera, I missed the mark a little, so let's try again - It's two years late, but better late than never!

How exactly does a 360 camera "remove" the selfie stick that holds it up? I pick apart two common theories and try to find the perfect middle ground between them that, hopefully explains this effect thoroughly.

Do keep your eyes peeled for a deep-dive into 360 cameras in the coming weeks - These cameras are some of the most interesting bits of gear that I've come across, and they're absolutely worth better understanding!

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[TheJociman]

Love your content, one of the most underrated science / tech / education tuber for sure. It's crazy how wide array of topics you are able to cover. Keep up the good work!

[isaacgraphics]

That's pretty cool. For some reason I always thought it was done with just one camera and software. It makes much more sense that it's stitching between two views with a bit of a blind spot between them for close objects.

[vebgnx]

was a subscriber until i saw you contribute to the fraud by wearing a mask OUTSIDE. unsubscribed