Fairly difficult scenario for a RD, considering the LEO's were off-axis and it was a hilly intersection. This is more valuable as a demonstration of situational awareness, rather than detection. This is especially true towards the end of this video.
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Off-Axis Scenarios (and a little surprise at the end)
Fairly difficult scenario for a RD, considering the LEO's were off-axis and it was a hilly intersection. This is more valuable as a demonstration of situational awareness, rather than detection. This is especially true towards the end of this video.
Re: Off-Axis Scenarios (and a little surprise at the end)
OK - no more crappy video quality coming from me. Got an HD camera this morning.
Re: Off-Axis Scenarios (and a little surprise at the end)
What camera?
Re: Off-Axis Scenarios (and a little surprise at the end)
Picked up a Kodak Playsport Zx3. Basically a Zi8 that's more rugged and waterproof up to 10 feet. I won't be testing that claim. LOL. It also has a somewhat better picture than the Zi8 does. It does 1080/30fps but I'll be recording in the 720/60fps mode - should be some good results.Originally Posted by Solidjake
Re: Off-Axis Scenarios (and a little surprise at the end)
mmmm, 720p at 60fps. That's awesome and all you need.
Re: Off-Axis Scenarios (and a little surprise at the end)
I hope so. The editing software is a bit clunky - however, I took one of my unpublished videos and it cleaned up the video nicely in rendering it to 480p wide. I may post that one - dunno. It's a 2 mile Ka 34.7 detection, but I never spotted the LEO. Was kinda wierd.
Re: Off-Axis Scenarios (and a little surprise at the end)
Who cares, post it
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