Lately I've been watching a bunch of videos online of people who basically just carry a camera around on a walk for an hour or two, no talking, no narration, just nice 4k video of the sights and sounds of the city/town/forest/beach, etc. It makes something interesting to have in the background on my TV while I'm working from home on my computer. Kind of like a window, but it can be daytime through the window even if I'm working at 4 in the morning.
I was wondering if this was something I could do from a wheelchair. I was thinking maybe a gimbal mounted to the front frame of my chair with a 4k camera, but I'm not sure how well it would turn out. If I had a freewheel the chair ought to be pretty quiet, though it might look weird to have the constant acceleration/deceleration of a natural wheelchair push.
Any thoughts on this? Anyone shooting video from a camera mounted on your wheelchair? I'd love to see some examples.
I was wondering if this was something I could do from a wheelchair. I was thinking maybe a gimbal mounted to the front frame of my chair with a 4k camera, but I'm not sure how well it would turn out. If I had a freewheel the chair ought to be pretty quiet, though it might look weird to have the constant acceleration/deceleration of a natural wheelchair push.
Any thoughts on this? Anyone shooting video from a camera mounted on your wheelchair? I'd love to see some examples.
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