Es para digitalizar las peliculas de carrete

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It looks like he's using the mechanical shutter on the camera too, that lad ain't gonna last.

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Geh mal freiwillig helfen. Sonst nix

Shutterless or shutterless mode!

@BertClaes Thanks! When i find the time i will put a breakdown and part description up on my website.

Die Loveparade´s in den 90igern waren für uns immer ein Highlight in Berlin.Das da ähnelt eher einen Faschhingsumzug.Unsere damalige Generation war ganz anders als die heutigen.

na klar kein Vergleich zu früher, damals hat der Boden gebebt, heute alles sehr verkrampft, die jüngeren müssten doch lockerer sein.

We are giants ourselves.. but small in this vast universe.. we are special as we are aware enough to see this.. and know this.. maybe one day we all will visit world's beyond this one.. pockets of reality drifting calmly through a machine beyond our comprehension..

If you would expose the image for the stars than the earth would be blown out cause of extreme over exposure. You can test it for yourself. Capture an image in bright mid day sunny daylight - than shoot an image at a starry night with the exact same camera settings. There is a exposure difference of around 20ish or even more exposure stops. You would only achive this by shooting HDR with multiple exposures. Or a capable sensor which would be able to shoot at 25 stops of dynamic range in video. Don't nail me on the exact amount of stops exosure difference but it's likely in that range.

The camera is on the service module which is jettisoned before re-entry. After that the camera used is the on inside the capsule.

Hi, quoting from this ESA blog post it's possible that this is Antartica. "The current reentry path for Orion’s return to Earth is unusual for a space mission as it arrives flying South to North." Link to source: blogs.esa.int/orion/2022/12/07/artemis-i-flight-day-21-so-long-moon/

Yes maybe... but you wrote in your chanel info "...I don't want to go to college..." . guess if you want to go up there you will need to go to college. ;-) besides that ... Follow your dreams but don't make all of them a reality. So you always have one left to dream of!

Hi, the camera is mounted on one of the 4 solar panels of the spacecraft. Nasa engineers regulary send commands for re-orient the solar panels and the vehicle. This causes some "wiggle" on the panels witch appear exaggerated in this sped up video. It's not the Earth - it's the solar panel and vehicle orientation changes wich causes that motion. And again. This video is not realtime as stated in the title and description! 🖖

@@NOVALAPSE But if that's true then you would see movement in relation to space craft but there is none

@@looneytoons2878 Because that was an attitude adjustment.

@@looneytoons2878 orbital dynamics works completely different than atmospheric flight. A change in the attitude (orientation) of the spacecraft does not constitute a change in direction unless the spacecraft is firing its engine. Even then, directional change is very gradual. You can't just point and go like an airplane.

More than one camera. This one is attached to the spacecraft and the spacecraft itself turned over the period of time time lapsed

Bro what?

@@deepfriedicecream576 flat earth bro

Watch from 3:20 minutes notice the earth moving very quickly and there is no camera movement so why is that and no spacecraft could move that fast because it would be a very slow gradual movement and notice the way the earth judders as if it is being moved by someone

@@looneytoons2878 bro? are you fr? its sped up footage

@@deepfriedicecream576 Why would it be sped up ?

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