Thank you for the new thread and recap
@Rosieee!
Aside from the stick holding controversy, this clip from the reel was mentioned on the last thread (sorry I've forgotten who it was that raised it). It's a two-second clip and he's clearly driving as you can see the houses flashing by etc. Let's scrutinise it a little more.
Through the clip, the camera appears to be moving independently of the vehicle, which to me indicates that it is not securely attached to the car and could be a sign that it's hand held (composition looks consistent with elbow rested on open window). As I think was said before, the camera position is quite far forward so unlikely to be held by another person. Coincidently, there's no sign of his right arm or hand anywhere in the shot.
This is the first frame from the clip:
This is the last frame from the clip:
This is the first frame again, with the last frame overlaid on top:
Look at the shift in position of the fixed elements such as the rear view mirror, the passenger side door handle, etc. If the camera were attached to the car I would not expect to see such noticeable changes in position of the car body and its fixtures. There is some movement throughout the clip. I suppose it's possible that the mounting/clamp could be a "loose" one, but if you're going to the trouble of attaching the camera to the car, you'd make sure it was done securely (as he said himself in his disclaimer), surely?
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I've not had much luck with attaching videos on here, but let's try this: