Thanks! Just watched your link now. The camera is so sensitive that it matters whether the starlight is "overcast" or not. Which I found amusing.
I like the production values of that video. The (appropriately, for this product) triumphant music. The long blank-face titles with abstract technical terms, concrete locations and hard-boiled scene descriptions: "Human in desert". Then cut to some shot of guy walking away from the camera in the desert alone under starlight. In full color. Sort of new wave cinema.
Not at all suggesting any fakery with this next comment but I am wondering how the humans in the videos didn't trip over bushes and things. Maybe they edited that stuff out, or their natural night vision was warmed up.
I like the production values of that video. The (appropriately, for this product) triumphant music. The long blank-face titles with abstract technical terms, concrete locations and hard-boiled scene descriptions: "Human in desert". Then cut to some shot of guy walking away from the camera in the desert alone under starlight. In full color. Sort of new wave cinema.
Not at all suggesting any fakery with this next comment but I am wondering how the humans in the videos didn't trip over bushes and things. Maybe they edited that stuff out, or their natural night vision was warmed up.