Bliv's HD Aerial Photography pictures.

[Oblivion]

all pics taken from my trusty super cub, with a kodak M1073 camera in HD mode (12mp i think it is)

edit: what a head fuck putting pix on this forum is :evil:
3 pix per post maximum, and it does not give a thumbnail but just posts a full 2.5mb photo in full screen?

any chance theres a forum patch for that we could install? the photo attachment software of this forum bites the big one :(

something like this forum has.. - http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=13150859&postcount=23695

[Foxtrot Oscar]

I alway host elsewhere first...

Fox

[Oblivion]

ok, i finished making a new page for my website for HD AP. click here to view my website's AP page (http://www.rc-racing.inghams.net/rc-racing/pictures/hdap.htm)

on other forums i can just copy the thumbnail, paste it in the forum window, and it'll instantly appear as the thumb with the clickable link to a full image.
but amkon does not support this feature.

so on some other forums i can get around it with some manual url tags

url= thumb. jpg]fullimage. jpg [/url (deliberate use of broken code, but you get the idea) might be url tags but they still work as an image anyway (rc forums)

this then gives the same thing - a thumb that can be clicked to view the full image... but this forum doesnt support it either.

so im screwed, sorry guys but theres absolutely no way i can post these image on amkon. at least not that im aware of.


i cant use a thumb and direct posting the image makes it too big for the screen and everyone who views the thread is forced to download about 30mb of images.

i cant attach it to the post as they are too big and reducing them defeats the point of posting High Def. AP images in the first place.

[skunk]

Bliv, I figured it out for you.

The page you linked contains the thumbnails of the pictures. Click on a picture you would like to share here.

Then right click on the image (after it has fully loaded) and click "view image".

This will open a new page where you can copy and paste the link to the actual photo.

An example (I used a spoiler because its a big photo).

[spoiler:3nn7dxw0]http://www.rc-racing.inghams.net/rc-racing/pictures/HD_AP/101_0453.jpg[/spoiler:3nn7dxw0]

[Oblivion]

yeah but the thumbnails are so much nicer.
you can view them all simply, and click on any that interest you.

the spoiler is extremely crude for images that you want to share, not hide.

do appreciate the help though :)

[skunk]

Its really the only option you have right now.

[Oblivion]

well get your shit together and fix it.

we are due for apeci v2 by now anyway ;)

[Foxtrot Oscar]

Cool pics man. Saw something in the local rag the other day. Can't find the exact story.

The same guy pictured here...

http://www.ust.hk/eng/news/press_20080716-613.html

Strapped a canon eos dslr under his choper and flew it over Nepal.

[Oblivion]

thanks fox, glad you likey

[Oblivion]

that reminds me, one of these first person view (FPV) camera setups complete with goggles is about 3 fiddy, you put it on any plane.

[vimeo:212gnk5e]http://vimeo.com/453809[/vimeo:212gnk5e]

[Foxtrot Oscar]

That's about 2 dollars and 68 cents... Right?

Fox

[Oblivion]

That's about 2 dollars and 68 cents... Right?

Fox

yep, 2.68 + a $347.32 packaging and handling fee

[Foxtrot Oscar]

Hmmmmmm.

I wonder if this could be used with a fly by?

http://people.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html

Not sure if you have a altimeter... Stay at teh same height with a fixed focal lenght and bang bang bang!!!

Masssssive Panno's

Fox

[Oblivion]

the kodak cam can auto stitch 3 panoramics together, and i took mine on scenic mode too.

you can get sensors and pitot tubes etc, so you can have airspeed and alt readings etc but you have to dl the data to your pc afterwords to see the graph

it would take me 3-4sec per photo cycle.