(sad music)
♫ Say something I'm giving up on you
(glass breaks)
- Well, guys, it's kind of a sad day for us.
This is the day that we kill our camera
that has been so good to us.
Ever since we started doing filming in four K,
we've used nothing but this camera,
which I think was the bowling pin video?
Right, was that the first one we did?
- The bowling pin, but it wasn't in four K
because his computer wouldn't process it.
- I uploaded it in 720p.
That's when I learned that there's different
uploadings that you do for YouTube.
So, that was the first video that we filmed with this,
well over a year ago.
Since then, we have taken this thing around
the entire world.
We have filmed so many videos.
It's dirty inside from the fire extinguisher ball video.
The lens is completely scratched from so many sparks
that have gone on here from the metal.
- [Kid In Blue Hoodie] Dangerous.
- We took it on a roadtrip the other day,
and when we came back, this screen was
really, really dim.
Like, I couldn't even see when I filmed it,
the footage was all really dim.
And, maybe I could pay to have somebody fix it.
I ended up buying a new camera that's pretty much
the same camera, just a little different.
That's what I'm filming on now.
Shoots in four K, been a great camera.
But now, we are gonna send it off
to a proper burial.
Which means we're gonna cut it in half.
From now on, any camera that dies on us,
we have to cut it in half.
Check this out.
The camera is all bolted up
to this giant metal piece.
That way we can set it down,
and we can cut it, and it will stay stable.
That's super smart,
I would not have thought of that.
Even if I thought of it,
I would not have been capable of actually doing it.
These guys are smart.
(techno music)
Alright, check it out.
This is what it looks like
before we pulled it apart.
Right around here you could tell that the water
wasn't going all the through.
So, we're gonna make one more pass
this way and then see if we can pull it off.
(techno music)
Reach in there and see if you can
pull off the top half of the camera.
Not just that.
Okay, or just that.
Oh, it's still kind of on there.
Let's see.
Look at the bottom of it.
You can see there's one little part in there.
I bet if we just pulled it apart
it would come across.
That's so cool.
That is so cool,
you can see right in it.
Look at that.
Look at the inside of that.
I bet if we sprayed it off a little bit,
it would be cleaner.
But look at the different layers of glass
that go through it.
Okay, check this out.
You've got this layer right here,
the first set of glass.
Look how thick it is.
There's another layer,
and then it has all these different pieces of glass
that go all the way through until you get
to these microprocessor chips right here.
And then there's the battery, right there.
Check it out, it's still stuck on there.
Look, look, look.
- [Kid In Blue Hoodie] What's that?
- [Man In Plaid Shirt] There's the touch monitor.
There's the monitor right there.
- [Boy In Blue Hoodie] What?
- Do you see that?
The cameras these days,
especially the ones that shoot in four K,
it's just like a chip.
It's a microprocessor chip,
and that's what it records all the footage on.
But it still has these lenses and everything
that goes through it,
in order to make it work.
This is gonna look sweet in our office on the wall.
Look at that camera.
Huge success.
Great way to send it out, right?
- Yeah.
- [Man In Plaid Shirt] See if your eye gets bigger.
- So blurry.
It's blurry.
- [Man In Plaid Shirt] It's cool, it's so thick.
- There you go, there you go.
Let me.
- [Man In Plaid Shirt] Going to try that one.
- And you must be the monopoly guy.