In the tube shots have always been the holy grail of surfing documentation. This surf sufficient Korduroy.tv shows you how Cyrus made a camera board with Dave Rastovich for his super 16mm remote controlled camera during the production of the cult documentary “Under the Sun.” These days with camera technology getting lighter, cheaper and more compact, tube vision is even easier.
Footage from the soon to be available award-winning documentary “Under the Sun” by Cy
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Dave Rastovich
Cyrus Sutton
Jack Chellemi
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August 10th, 2010
What about doing a S.S. Segment on home made bike racks out of PVC pipe??
August 12th, 2010
fark, this is awesome! I’m gonna rig up my go pro and wait for some tubes.
August 12th, 2010
really creative guys, great as always!
August 12th, 2010
what metal did you use?
August 12th, 2010
rasta’s a freak! that thing looks gnarly to paddle into a wave, let alone one that’s hollow..
August 12th, 2010
We used a custom aluminum mount. I suggest dropping in to your local bike shop and asking around for someone who welds aluminum. With as small as cameras like gopros are you can probably get away with a pvc pipe rig or bamboo if you’re on the Super Eco Shred Squad… This setup is pretty rad because it makes you look like you’re getting way more barreled than a head mounted cam. Cy
November 15th, 2010
how do i make those perfect waves?