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Where's your footage of tracking something at high speed under high magnification? Most people can't track a rocket launch moving in a fairly straight line. Eve
by dylan604 2mo ago
Where's your footage of tracking something at high speed under high magnification? Most people can't track a rocket launch moving in a fairly straight line. Even if you're using your device, the auto stabilizing software features make it very difficult to track something smoothly by hand. Ever notice the lag when zoomed in? 4K resolution might be ubiquitous on consumer devices, but it's not in military gun cameras.
- 1970-01-01 2mo agoOK that's fair. Here's a consumer-grade video showing something at high speed under high magnification. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/h9M400MtfNs https://www.youtube.com/shorts/h9M400MtfNs
- dylan604 2mo agoyeah, and it sucks. Again, that's something moving in a straight line and still unable to be tracked. Hand held tracking at magnification is damn near impossible to keep steady and the subject in frame. Sure, there's a couple of frames that you can see the plane clearly, but come on. That's your example of something good??
- wat10000 2mo agoWhen the context is UFOs? That’s damned good. A hundred times better than the best UFO footage out there.