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Blender Blowout!! Why You Don’t Try This At Home [The “Blend” Spot Outtakes]

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Hopefully you got a laugh from my video earlier this week where I literally blended (as in put them in a blender) in parody fashion an old Polaroid analog camera and a digital point and shoot, to give birth to the new Polaroid Z340 (avail here)…

Well…we had a blast making the video, but we DID experience a full-on blender blowout in the final stage of blending!! (watch the original, see if you notice me covering the blowout in the shot where I’m pouring out the Z340…) You asked for the outtakes, so here ya go. You’ll see we did some fancy camera cuts to make the final spot look like it did, but the whole blowout thing underscores the prime reason you don’t try this shiz at home. Original spot is below if you missed it. Happy holidays!

[Take note that the cameras we blended were actually already nonfunctional dummy cameras, so no working lovelies were harmed in the making of this vid. Also note my safety glasses and the stupid-ass grin on my face. Lastly, note the fresh surf beats in the background, compliments of King of Hawaii. If you’re already sick of the holiday music in your ears, pick up their off-pace Christmas Album here on iTunes and make your holiday a little bit spicier.]

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Blender Blowout!! Why You Don’t Try This At Home [The “Blend” Spot Outtakes]

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  1. John Caetano says:
    December 23, 2011 at 3:17 pm

    Would have never caught it if you didn’t say so. This is great.

  2. DanielKphoto says:
    December 23, 2011 at 2:20 pm

    I had a blast watching that vid, and the outtakes are nice as well 🙂

  3. Fahad Ayyad says:
    December 23, 2011 at 12:19 pm

    Haha, you said “doodoo” lol

    Thank god no one got hurt. Although, I was wondering about the smoke and dust that came out of that. I hope you didn’t breathe in any of that.

  4. Roger Botting says:
    December 23, 2011 at 11:24 am

    Don’t suggest making it cheaper, rather less expensive. The accountants are already busy trying the ‘cheapen’ things.

  5. Mike says:
    December 23, 2011 at 11:12 am

    If Polaroid made the paper cheaper and the battery life better, this thing would be huge.

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