Algodoo

Fascinating. Had no clue how this worked, until i saw your scene. Thanks!

As an experiment to see how the stabilizer systems handle it, I varied the RPM of each motor slightly in order to emulate a real-world situation (such as a camera that's mounted on a car which is riding along a badly broken road).

Excellent demo!

This is not how normal cameras works. This concept is only used in gigantic $20.000 broadcasting cameras used for the fifa worldcup and that sorts of stuff ( http://youtu.be/BaVp9ejf_uA?t=1m5s )

Interesting!

nansjes1 - The YouTube link that you gave is not valid. Here is the corrected link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaVp9ejf_uA

Well,the link works like normal to me,Xray.You might be asking "why did the video skipped all by itself?",try to look at the link again.You will see "t=1m5s",which means that when a person clicks the link,it will open the video and skip to the adjusted time.
e.g,
let's say,that i'm uploading a video at the exact time that i wanted to show,i will only add "?t=<value>m<value>s".After that,the link will open the video at the time what i want!(here's an example video:http://youtu.be/sCO7nrvfLWY?t=9s)

I hope you got it

@faytree yeh, you should have known that, @xray

No, I did not know that. I am smart, but I do not know everything about everything. Thanks!

By the way, I know why the link did not work for me before. It's because when I copied the link and pasted it into my address bar, I must have also copied one of the parentheses which caused the link not to work.

What do you mean Parentheses link?

These are parentheses -------> ( )

When you copy the link and include one or both of them along with the link, then the link does not work. Try it!

Ooh,now i see

the parentheses were interrupting the link huh?

wow