Can you send a video camera up into the air and get awesome aerial footage just by attaching helium balloons? Yes.
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Nice! And how did they get their video cameras from there? ^^
Next time, find a way to remotely allow the camera to come off the balloons, and make sure its protected so that it won’t smash when it does hit the ground…
yep, i love the idea but tricky to retrieve the camera… gotta work out something!
Better than dropping the camera would be to remotely ‘drop’ a handful of balloons!
very fun, is a nice idea…