"What was that?" Oh, just a BILLION volts of electricity turning your minivan into a giant bolt of lightning.
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Your joking right?
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Have you even held a camera before...if you do not have a tripod then they will always be shaky...even with anti-shock and picture stabilizers.
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Some also can be very shaky the more you zoom in.
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But in this case it is called "Filming whilst in a moving vehicle". If they don't have $100,000 worth of equiptment, you will rarely ever see a perfectly stable video that has been shot by handheld's not on camera stands.
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Normally they pretty much are, because they are insulated from the ground by their non-conductive rubber tires... But, in a heavy downpour, water streaming off the vehicle can create a connection to the ground and enable a strike.
That is exactly right....the moisture acted like a POSITIVE STREAMER that attracted the STEP LEADER (Strike) to hit the car.
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This Video Explains what I'm talking about perfectly:
http://science.howstuffwo rks.com/lightning.htm
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OldHorseman [ban] | May 22 08 : 11:01am
Cars are immune to lightning, I saw it on top gear.
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EpicWinGuy [ban] | Mar 31 08 : 10:44am
why does the person holding the camera ALWAYS shake?