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 More options Jul 30 2012, 5:12 am
From: "Lemming ." <inert...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2012 19:12:57 +1000
Local: Mon, Jul 30 2012 5:12 am
Subject: Re: FPV goggles + camera held above head
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Interesting one to try, attach a camera to the back of your hand and walk
around with that.

Then set yourself some tasks to complete that involve carrying something :-P

On 30 July 2012 18:30, Buzz <davidb...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Having driven on both sides of the road... my brain switches everything
> around for me after mere seconds on the move... but I find myself trying to
> indicate with the wipers and viceverca as although they are exactly where
> they always were my brain reverses their polarity along with everything
> else. Weird huh.

> BUZZ

> Adam Nielsen <a.niel...@shikadi.net> wrote:

> >> Flip the image upside down (or rotate 180?), wear it constantly for a
> >> week and you won't know the difference. Then take it off and everything
> >> looks upside down!

> >I've often wondered - does this mean you wake up one morning and the
> >image suddenly looks right-way-up, or it is still upside down but you
> >adjust so that seems fine?

> >What happens if you switch every hour or so?  Does it ever get to a
> >point where you can flip your vision upside down and it only takes you
> >seconds or minutes to adjust?

> >I remember seeing something similar about astronauts unable to catch a
> >ball thrown to them in space because it went in a straight line, instead
> >of the gravity-induced curve their brain was expecting.  But after a
> >little while they adjusted, and when they got back to Earth they could
> >flip back pretty easily.  IIRC the next time they went to space they
> >could flip back to the microgravity model much faster than the first time.

> >Cheers,
> >Adam.

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