Kite Aerial Video (KAV)


kpochew

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This is a video taken on April this year at west coast park using my Second version of KAP Rig & Canon IXUS85IS.


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[video=youtube_share;cw-ic-3ctDc]http://youtu.be/cw-ic-3ctDc[/video]
 

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KAV @ East Coast Park [720 HD] using GoPro Hero HD 960

[video=youtube_share;dYwFWl5bmIE]http://youtu.be/dYwFWl5bmIE[/video]
 

stacking swallow kites = connect 2 kites together to lift up the camera??
 

stacking swallow kites = connect 2 kites together to lift up the camera??

:embrass: Sorry! a bit misleading..... this 2 kite still not powerful enough to lift the camera....

My camera at the upper left of the kites... I just try to video the 2 kites in the sky for fun.

(Actually, it is not easy to fly & control stack of kites.... I am still trying to find a few cheap & giant diamond kites to do stacking..:) )
 

omg...that means the kite that is holding the camera is a HUGE GIANT????

Considering that the 2 kites below are already very BIG.... i cant imagine how HUGE the top one that carries the camera is...
 

omg...that means the kite that is holding the camera is a HUGE GIANT????

Considering that the 2 kites below are already very BIG.... i cant imagine how HUGE the top one that carries the camera is...

I am using this kite :
[video=youtube_share;WSqXc45vk4U]http://youtu.be/WSqXc45vk4U[/video]
ITW Alpine Delta Conyne Kite to lift the camera, only 10 ft across. ;) the pull of this kites is less then 100lb.
 

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KAV @ Marina Barrage using Canon IXUS85IS

[video=youtube_share;ULZDrWzxJso]http://youtu.be/ULZDrWzxJso[/video]
 

Hi, may I know how you trigger the shutter?
 

Hi, may I know how you trigger the shutter?

for Video mode, very simple......



Just use your fingure lor :bsmilie::bsmilie:
(after that then use software to edit.....)



(for photo mode.... I am using intervalometer)

(An intervalometer is a device which counts intervals of time. (Other names include interval meter and interval timer). Such devices commonly are used to signal, in accurate time intervals, the operation of some other device. For instance, an intervalometer might activate something every 30 seconds.

In photography, intervalometers are used to trigger exposures. This is often done for a time-lapse series. It may also be used to take, or begin taking, picture(s) after a set delay.)
 

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(for photo mode.... I am using intervalometer)

(An intervalometer is a device which counts intervals of time. (Other names include interval meter and interval timer). Such devices commonly are used to signal, in accurate time intervals, the operation of some other device. For instance, an intervalometer might activate something every 30 seconds.

In photography, intervalometers are used to trigger exposures. This is often done for a time-lapse series. It may also be used to take, or begin taking, picture(s) after a set delay.)

May i know what camera you used with the intervalometers?