that's not only a really cool slide, the video is also very well shot too. I guess the guy has one of those good hand steady-cam rigs.

>> ^EMPIRE:

that's not only a really cool slide, the video is also very well shot too. I guess the guy has one of those good hand steady-cam rigs.


Or a chicken cam.

That is really cool. Looks fun and not altogether unsafe despite it's length. Music reminds me of the Persona 3 and 4.

Smoothest walker evar!

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

*music

Adding video to channels (Music) - requested by ant.

Merits a RL *long tag.

If you look at the slide, it looks like an audio track layed out on it.

Relieves back pain, too.

>> ^EMPIRE:

that's not only a really cool slide, the video is also very well shot too. I guess the guy has one of those good hand steady-cam rigs.


Yeah, the stabilization walking up those stairs was amazing. From the shadow it looked like a normal camcorder, but I suppose he could have had a heavy attachment on the bottom of it.

I'm actually thinking he's using one of these (or a similar product): http://www.tiffen.com/handheldmerlin.html

Too bad they don't know how to make a chair lift... I'm such a lazy american...

That could never work in the U.S. On opening day, some idiot would stand up during the ride and fall overboard, breaking his neck and shutting down the slide permanently.

Promotes exercise too since you have to walk a half mile back up to do it again...

Wonder where this is in Japan...

>> ^Nexxus:

That could never work in the U.S. On opening day, some idiot would stand up during the ride and fall overboard, breaking his neck and shutting down the slide permanently.


That's why they have the rings around the high areas.

In american, that would just be solid metal... I can only imagine the indian burn that would result in trying to slide down it.

I rode one of these in Tsukiyono. It was extremely noisy and a bit painful on the posterior.

Now they just need to make a game show out of this. Somehow combine it with that stair climbing show for maximum contestant injury.

I'm guessing he used the stabilization within Adobe After Affects.

>> ^rychan:

>> ^EMPIRE:
that's not only a really cool slide, the video is also very well shot too. I guess the guy has one of those good hand steady-cam rigs.

Yeah, the stabilization walking up those stairs was amazing. From the shadow it looked like a normal camcorder, but I suppose he could have had a heavy attachment on the bottom of it.

I'm sure the only way to ride when all those azalea bushes are in bloom.