Super Slow Motion Video of Launches

Took my son out this evening to launch a few of his rockets. Happened to have a Sony FS700 camera with me that I had on rental. Video turned out pretty neat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZQAQAeq6FY&feature=youtu.be

If anyone can figure out how to properly embed the link into a post, feel free :/

Very cool vid, great ending.

Here's a slow motion of one of mine.

[video=youtube_share;zjUEgVdEcBk]https://youtu.be/zjUEgVdEcBk[/video]

Cool Videos!

Excellent- see comment on utube!Thx!

Excellent - really well done!

That's awesome. Nicely done

That's awesome!

If Estes was smart, they would pay you some nice bucks for the rights to use the final 30 seconds of your vid as a commercial.

Pretty much as-is.

JStarStar said:

If Estes was smart, they would pay you some nice bucks for the rights to use the final 30 seconds of your vid as a commercial.

Pretty much as-is.

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Concur. Really nice video and editing.

Here is one of mine. Believe it as an AT E18.

https://youtu.be/G4JRsEVyLbQ

Aaron

Very cool, I wonder if the same type of shots would be possible for night launches?

JStarStar said:

If Estes was smart, they would pay you some nice bucks for the rights to use the final 30 seconds of your vid as a commercial.

Pretty much as-is.

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Agreed - as-is! Very professionally done - brought tears to my eyes! That captures rocketry very well - the excitement and kids! Wow! Can you imagine that video on TV - playing very loud and at the end rolls the company name and web site! Wow, sign me up!

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the nice feedback, everyone. I do video/film for a living - I have a few other dumb ideas is like to try with video and rockets.

terryg said:

Very cool, I wonder if the same type of shots would be possible for night launches?

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I doubt a slow motion camera would capture much at night. They need to run at high shutter speeds which don't allow the camera's sensor to collect enough light. But I do have a good night launch idea