Eight minute exposure captures rocket launch and recovery!

[@meencojono]

Nice shot, I've been traveling from Puerto Rico to Jacksonville for work, and I always make the trip to watch the launches...

[@jwleemedia]

They're so much fun to watch, especially the large ones!

[@Gsantini]

Well done, beautiful video

[@TonyStagge]

How do you have only 80 subs?! GREAT work, and thank you!

[@jwleemedia]

Thanks! I need to put more work up here.

[@thomastarner8683]

Nice Shot!! I scouted the same location for the SLS Artemis one launch last month to get a shot at 800mm of the rocket clearing the pad and a wide angle for the streak. But...... sadly it didn't work out when we saw the area filling up more than 14 hours before the launch window opened. We decided to head over to KARS Park instead. It wasn't the best location, but it was still a great feeling to be down there for the SLS launch.

[@jwleemedia]

Yeah, it's always gonna be packed for the Artemis missions. I take my small camper down for those and camp just on the other side of that bridge.

[@kevinschwebs1404]

Hey bud, Fantastic shot!! I've been wanting to get up in that area to get a nice long exposure shot, I'm in Jupiter and we can get some good views from the beach but just a bit to far for the shot I want. Is that location crowded and any others you might recommend? Maybe I'll join ya at a launch sometime..... Thanx again

[@jwleemedia]

Hey there! Sorry for the delayed response. I wish youtube did a better job of notifying us of comments on our videos. The bridge I was on in the video is hit or miss in my experience. It really depends on the popularity of the launch, timing, weather, and time of year. I havn't been down there for a launch yet this year but hopefully soon!

[@bobbybordimedia]

Great shot. Any chance you'd be willing to share you ISO and Shutter speed?

[@jwleemedia]

Shutter speed was 8 minutes, I believe ISO was somewhere between 64 and 320.