The GoPro miniature HD camera has revolutionized filmmaking by allowing cameras to be placed where previously no one would dare mount one, usually because of size, weight. Oh, and it would cost a lot to replace if it fell off. The GoPro eliminates all of those worries. That's why we own two of them!

When One World Trade Center was having it's final spire lifted, someone decided mounting a GoPro on the spire would provide an awe-inspiring view. Well, yes it does. It also reinforces my belief that I was not put on this earth to be a steel worker.

Just take a look at the view:

But something in the above picture bothered me. It felt upside-down. The buildings in the bottom of the frame are upside down. That caused an uneasy feeling when watching the video. So, let's see what the image above looks like after I flipped it 180 degrees.

The image above would have been a preferred view if the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PATH) had flipped the image prior to releasing the video to the public, but that wasn't to be. What is a great image could have been a knock-your-socks-off image had they flipped it around. Details matter and fixing the perspective was an important one that was overlooked.

That said, it's still pretty awe-inspiring, so here's the video, all nine minutes of it, as released by PATH: