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Back-Bone and Nat Geo Lions 360

Back-Bone — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 20:29:40 +0000

Don’t you hate it when lions eat all your cameras? We provided our Ribcage modified GoPro cameras and lenses to film National Geographic’s Lions 360 video, plus we were able to help in other ways. During filming several of the production’s stock GoPro cameras were actually destroyed by the curious lions. Rather than write them […]

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RIBCAGE 3X 360 VIDEO – EUROPE

Back-Bone — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 21:40:39 +0000

Check out this awesome 360 video from Green Lake Films. Shot in locations throughout Europe with our Ribcage 3X Mount + 3x Ribcage AIR Hero4 Black cameras. 1.45mm M12 circular fisheye lenses were used.

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RIBCAGE AIR: 3D DATA & FLIGHTPATH RECONSTRUCTION

Back-Bone — Tue, 18 Oct 2016 13:42:07 +0000

With this fun project we used XYZ RGB’s Scannerkiller technology to extract and reconstruct an accurate flight-path and virtual camera from some of our drone footage. We used a Ribcage Modified Hero4 Black mounted on a 3DR Solo. Using only the video frames we are able to extract 3D models and camera positions. A virtual […]

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About the Modulus Sensor Housing

Back-Bone — Thu, 15 Sep 2016 17:51:40 +0000

Designed for developers with special applications, our Modulus Sensor Housing provides protection and infinite lens mounting options for the GoPro Hero4 image sensor when removed from the camera. Use the included 12” sensor extension ribbon to place the image sensor away from the camera body. The sensor housing can be mounted on any standard 1/4”- […]

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Ribcage AIR: Newfoundland

Back-Bone — Fri, 09 Sep 2016 14:33:52 +0000

This video features lots of great shots from the air with our Modified Hero4 Black cameras mounted on a 3DR Solo drone. The gimbals are balanced with our Dead Weight kit for Solo. Most handheld shots were performed with an Orbit Pole + a Z1 Rider 3-Axis Gimbal. Shot in Elliston, Maberly and Brigus Newfoundland, […]

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VR Mounts for your Ribcage Mod

Back-Bone — Sun, 12 Jun 2016 13:52:57 +0000

We’ve developed a series of mounts specifically for Ribcage Modified Hero4 cameras that allow one camera to be placed vertically (Entaniya 280), 2 cameras back-to-back or 3 cameras together in either vertical or horizontal configurations. These are perfect for capturing complete 360 degree videos with Entaniya or other super wide angle lenses. This sample footage […]

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SHOOTING THE MOON

Jon Clouter — Wed, 11 Jun 2014 19:10:50 +0000

GoPro probably didn’t have this in mind when they designed the Hero3+ ! We finally had a chance to test out the Ribcage on our Telescope. These images and the video below were taken by attaching a c-mount to 1.25″ nosepiece adapter to our Celestron C6 750mm Newtonian Reflector telescope. No lens was used on […]

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RIBCAGE 2.7K LOW LIGHT TESTS

Jon Clouter — Thu, 29 May 2014 20:42:20 +0000

We’ve been getting a lot of requests from people wondering how the Ribcage performs in low light situations. We’ve shot a few examples here at 1440p (2.7k). Both videos were shot in the early or late evening, and also at dusk. The example above was shot entirely with our 2/3″ 16mm 5MP Ultra Low Distortion […]

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RIBCAGE AERIAL DEMO

Jon Clouter — Fri, 11 Apr 2014 19:20:24 +0000

A cool desert aerial demo with lots of great bike action. Shot with one of our Ribcage cameras. Thanks to Steve Blizzard @ Kloner Built! www.klonerbuilt.com

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RIBCAGE: PLANT TIMELAPSE

Jon Clouter — Mon, 10 Mar 2014 04:46:36 +0000

Timelapse taken over two hours after feeding a thirsty plant. Taken with a Back-Bone Ribcage modified Hero3+ Black using a Nikon DX 18 – 70mm DSLR lens.

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