Could one assume also a somewhat low power booster engine to get a fairly low staging altitude?

Earl

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I would be very surprised if that was not an A8-0 in the booster. A B6-0, B8-0, or B14-0 would stage higher.

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Pretty sure it was a B6-0.

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Oh yeah......Chris is a great photographer......

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What I meant was, how did you make the photo at that angle? I looks like the camera was almost right beside the model at staging. Was it shot from the ground—or was it shot telephoto from a high place like a building or scaffold? PLEASE reveal!

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Hi Jeff;

If I recall, Chris was seated in LCO tent, and was using a long lens. Forgive me but I don't recall the focal length. So he was shooting at angle for sure.

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Ah so. Thanks.

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Those shots are easy. My son's gap staged Aerobee Hi with a Kodak 110 pocket camera.
Ok, a Nikon DSLR.

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