Girls and Video Cameras

[sacex250 0]

Is there something in female genetics that requires that every video shot by a female requires that the camera be turned on its side for a minimum percentage of the length of the video?

For Example

Seriously, could we invest some money into researching this phenomenon.

Not posted in the Women Only forum for obvious reasons.

It's all been said before, no sense repeating it here.

[BrokenR1 0]

I don't think it has to be on its side. It's more of not allowing the camera to be still or remain on a certain target for any length of time.

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[hcsvader 1]

They always seem to get upset when I bring my video camera out.

Does not matter which way I hold it.

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[JohnMitchell 14]

I thought you strapped it on.

[SpeedRacer 1]

This thread is a real disappointment, from its title.

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[muff528 3]

I wondered the same thing about skydiving videographers insisting on filming head-down dives while flying head-down themselves. I prefer watching a video that's filmed with the camera oriented "right side up" but everyone else seems to be OK with the upside-down orientation. (I'm not crazy with the "fish-eye" effect either.)