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Originally posted by: bonkers325
nice
is it just 15 minutes of flying scenery?
Originally posted by: Kaido
How did I know this was going to be a funboy thread?![]()
Originally posted by: silverpig
Heh, you crashed it![]()
Originally posted by: funboy6942
At around 2:08 ish you can see a UFO I captured on the video during a stunt. And again with smaller UFO in the shot around 3:58 ish.
Originally posted by: Aharami
nice. what kinda camera? and why did you have to use youtube's video?
Originally posted by: Aharami
nice. what kinda camera? and why did you have to use youtube's video?
Originally posted by: Zolty
All I was thinking was coordinate those turns, do RC planes just fly uncoordinated or does it not give you enough control finesse to coordinate? Also your landing failed because you didn't fully stall it. The elevator goes to level right before touchdown, then it flips, if done correctly elevator should just stay back especially if you are concerned about the wheels digging in.
Cool video overall and all my observations come from treating the RC plane like a real one so I am pretty much talking out of my ass.
Originally posted by: funboy6942
Originally posted by: Aharami
nice. what kinda camera? and why did you have to use youtube's video?
Dood, Im afraid to use any of my cd music. My luck is not the best, and had I used mine Id have the RIAA at my door within seconds of posting it, and I have too much going for me to have any more bad happen.
Besides some of the music is pretty good if you take the time and go through it all looking for that perfect one.
This is the camera I used.
I liked it over any other because it shoots at 25fps and not 29.999 like others so it gives me the blur as one would get using a tv camera. It also takes still shots up to 60 a minute, and the front rotates lens to be able to stand it up and capture, or lay it down when on my plane and capture. I liked the fact it does that VERY much for most are stationary, and this opens a world of possibilities as to what application I feel like mounting it to.
