well the video said up to 70 inches per second and there were 4 film recovery bays that would eject the pods of undeveloped film for a midair recovery by a plan

well the video said up to 70 inches per second and there were 4 film recovery bays that would eject the pods of undeveloped film for a midair recovery by a plane. Assuming the video is correct and that the article is wrong, that would be ~15 hours per roll of film for a total of around 60 hours of continuous shooting. I would imagine that they only used it for short bursts of filming to get high value places of interest.