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Clacs from video
Ok so i managed a few captures
from the capture , could the following be loosley calculated 1. Altitude I would think an altitude estimate could be made based on visusal references ( un a frame i have 2 known points , the rocket body , and a road ) I should think an altitude measurement could be derived 2. Speed Once the alt is estimated , could not speed be measred? So whats the speed of an average rocket with streamers falling , if it took 10sec to hit terra firma , from late in the apogee , could we not guesstimate? Also If you put a gum camin a rocket , busted mach , would you hear the engines? , The audio I got is really freaky and at what point would the speed out run the scanning ability of the device ? I should have never done this as all it does is makes for even more questions |
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You have to know the focal length of the lens, and the size of the sensor. Barring that, you can guestimate it by calibrating against known objects and distances. as far as sound is concerned, you probably wouldn't hear a sonic boom because the shock cone is probably static in relation to the rocket. You'd hear normal turbulence over the microphone and any internal vibrations.
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ok , so
I have a frame , where I can see the BT , which is 1.5 , also I can see the road , which is 14 ft , they are dead on the same in the frame , is there some sort of calc that can be done?
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that looks awesome! I know whats next for me!
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experments
Well i had shot straight out the side , which is cool , but now I built a mirror hood , that i can slide in place for straight down
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ok and here we go
Since i manage a pol of programmers , One of the kids is building an app . ( there are some smart kids i hired
He is building an app , that based off of ( alot of this i dont undersdand) you will be able to enter the size of any known object in a frame , then the apparent size of it in the frame and it will calc the distance , then he added a down range thing , so when you enter that it will correct for somthing or another . Also (some how with the frame count) he is adding a speed estimator . So once we know the lense thing , and he has a method for doing that. It will support multiple camersa . Honestly I dont know how half of it actually works , but it will be cool. And i think he will give it away or accept donations . my investment thusfar is an estes patriot kit Included is his GUI layout , it dont work , but its sort of how we do things here |
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I've finally had time to make some videos and upload them to YouTube. These are from my first attempts at flying a gum camera last November.
Search for "mnrocketry", or go to http://www.youtube.com/user/mnrocketry Alan
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I just noticed a familiar looking camera in the latest Sky Mall catalog .... and it's only $99! Quite a bargain. :-)
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Clean GUI, not too many inputs, which makes it simple to use. Here are some immediate issues that I can see:
Let your programmer know there is interest in his work! We need all sorts of utility programs for rocketry, and this one looks like it could fill a niche.
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