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first ever monkey cam vid - should we do more?

 
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We tried a new thing.  We hooked a camera up to me and wandered around some of the garden.  

After the video we had feedback on improvements.  Deadcat for the microphone.  And microphones on the other people.  

here is the vid



andres is making a 2 minute clip of this.  And he made a little animation to go in the short.




The big question is:   is this format better than the sit-down-in-the-office format?

 
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I really enjoyed the live and I think you have a plan to address the only issues that I noticed. Some extra mics for guests and correct the wind interference will be delightful. It is really nice being able to see what is going on.
 
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I really like how immersive it feels, the closest to be there without being there!
 
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I really enjoyed it.

It's likely the closest thing I'll ever get to being there again and I found it crazy emotional to see how much it's changed since I was there.
 
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I think this was a lot of fun.  It is a little wiggly and kind of a weird fish eye look.  

It seems like it gives you the freedom to use your hands and move around a lot more than when you have to hold the camera
 
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