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Quote...and learn from them.
No.1 reason NOT to be an astronaut: ...You can't drink beer at zero gravity...
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Thanks, Laszlo. Your post lets me believe, that its tougher brother should be modifiable as well...
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Try SUPER. It's free and converts almost all formats.
Not too fast, though...
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IMO, you worry too much.
I guess nowadays at least 90% of TV/DVD combinations in Europe can play NTSC DVDs without problems, and the remaining 10% are located at Grandma's houses (and they usually don't do tandems...).
And computers don't care about TV standards anyway, so there's always a way to play the disc.
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Quote... to do some filming in
Check with the tunnel first, if they allow camera gear in the tunnel, since many do not. Some tunnels only let instructors fly with camera.
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At your level, the tunnel in Rümlang can certainly help you, even in "tourist configuration" (lower speed, without Airpipe), which it is most of the time.
Write them an e-mail explaining your situation and they will help you to find the best options/deals.
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Some I like from yesterday.
Taken with my Kodak V570.
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Beautifully done... I'm impressed!
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I got mine from here.
But since their overseas shipping rates are ridiculous, I got it sent to a friends US address and he brought it over.
I like the wide angle of the lens, but its bloody heavy...
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QuoteHere's the opteka and the century baby death .3 Mounted on a cx12.
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I have my Z1 for over 8 years now, over 100 hours tunneltime and it NEVER opened. I can't imagine flying with an open face helmet in winter (open tunnel) anymore. Only when flying with camera I use an FF2, or sometimes in summer no helmet at all...
My Z1 has a deep groove on the chin part (~1mm deep) from a hard impact with the net. This groove would probably be in my chin with an open face helmet.
Z1 is a great helmet, if it fits well.
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Some really nice shots.
I also like the layout, but I guess it's not really suited to "grow" much...
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QuoteBill said he would be happy to build more of these if there is interest.
He probably has to once you realize the loss of picture quality with that Kenko...
Apart from this, nice job!
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Round the corners as much as you can, maybe leave more material on the inside of the corners to keep the strenght.
Eventually you will accidentually hit something with it and with rounded corners you will do less damage on other peoples property (or your friends heads...).
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Nothing to be sad for.
Just another bad "celebrity" first flight.
But I'm quite surprised this crap (IMHO) gets blocked from being watched outside Europe.
You're probably better off this way...
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http://www.prosieben.ch/lifestyle_magazine/germanys_next_topmodel_staffel4/videos/videoplayer/62185/
Model casting show on German TV.
My wife watches that.
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If you want to go with the cord option, I'd use strong bungies, fixed to the corners of the plate and with some hooks at the other ends to hook under the edge of the helmet shell.
Cheapest option would probably be a roll of duct tape. Put some strips from the plate strait down to as low as possible on the shell, and wrap some more around the whole thing to fill the gaps and give it more strength. Might even look good, but don't forget some alcohol to remove the residual glue when you take it away....
I would probably go for this solution, if i'd only use it on rare occasions.
If you plan on using multiple cameras more often, get an FTP...
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At least remote controlling over the BraviaSynch (HDMI), with the TV remote control should be possible. Thank god I just bought a Sony LCD...
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QuoteAnyone have any experience with wind tunnels where it is possible for skydiver to change the speed of fan (during his routine in the tunnel)?????
We always do this ... with hand signals. Works perfectly well.
I wouldn't wanna fly in a tunnel without someone in the operating (although we've done it many times).
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QuoteYeah splicing them together would not be super good. I did not put that strong of isolation on the camera switch input, so probably not such a good idea.
Just thinking, but if the switch connects to ground on both cams, they could be spliced together with decoupling diodes. This would be very simple and small, probably not even noticeable.
I did this once for a test with two modified Kodaks (V570 and V705). Worked perfectly for those cams...
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Quotemaybe a zkulls attachment system?
Maybe the X-shut, since it's more popular in Germany...
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QuoteBefore you go investing the money in one of the sleeves, you should probably talk to the tunnel you're planning on flying in and make sure it's okay with them, too.
+1
The tunnel staff might even tell you that they already have these sleeves or dummy rigs at the tunnel.
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QuoteCX100=60i
CX105=50i
Sony Switzerland advertises for the HDR-CX100E and I guess it's 50i.
Sony doesn't seem to be very consistent with this numbering...
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QuoteHow about fitting some lenses and pulling these down over your eyes?
If your eyes are that far apart, why not?
My field of vision would be restricted too much, IMHO.
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Post Your Best Tunnel Picture
in Wind Tunnels
Not by me, but of myself.
Very proud, it made it onto our tunnel´s entry page
www.bodyflying.com.
No.1 reason NOT to be an astronaut: ...You can't drink beer at zero gravity...