| geddy's uncle |
06-11-2013 06:38 PM |
the commentary underneath the video-box drifted off of the shot, and onto the types of lenses needed to render the video absolutely unquestionable. They were assuming that they'd need one behind the shooter that could have the shooter AND the target both in focus, simultaneously. That got me thinking: :humm: Put a little helicopter-drone with a wide-angle lens about 500-1000m off to the right or left, at the minimum practical altitude. Catch the shooter AND the target at opposite ends of the field-of-view, and then maybe a 2nd camera, behind the shooter, focused @ 5-600m in an attempt to catch that vapor-trail/shockwave thing behind the bullet as it passes the 1/2way mark.
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