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Professional skier shows how physics, string and an iPhone can make for incredible video footage

Feb 5, 2016 by GB Leave a Comment

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Nicolas Vuignier is a professional skier from Switzerland. He also happens to be quite fond of creating and uploading impressive YouTube videos.

In his latest video, appropriately titled ‘Centriphone’, he shows how a piece of string and an iPhone can be used to create incredible video footage through the clever use of centripital force.

‘After almost two years of tinkering and tweaking I finally achieved the result I was looking for’ says Vuignier in the video’s description, making sure to note that ‘no iPhones were harmed during the making of this video.’

Combine the creative perspective with his iPhone 6’s 120fps slo-mo video and we get one of the most unique videos we’ve come across in quite some time.

[via Reddit]

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