omg i just read the thing under "Leave your comment" - "Thanks for letting me know what you think of the gif... your boobs are damn awesome!" WTF dude get off ur PC and try picking up some real, non-virtual girls LMAO!
Mild correction: I think you meant "It would be when the frames per second is equal to the revolutions/rotations per second."
Though, honestly, It could easily be 1/2 the rotations per second, or even 1/4 the rotations per second, depending on how many blades the helicopter has.
I read the article behind the original video, what the Russians did is attach a sensor to the rotating blades each time it passed a certain point it sent a signal to the ground to go to the next frame. You couldn't set it to some magical frame rate on the camera because as a helicopter moves up/down and spins around the blades change speed in terms of RPM.
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omg i just read the thing under "Leave your comment" - "Thanks for letting me know what you think of the gif... your boobs are damn awesome!"
WTF dude get off ur PC and try picking up some real, non-virtual girls LMAO!
Mild correction: I think you meant "It would be when the frames per second is equal to the revolutions/rotations per second."
Though, honestly, It could easily be 1/2 the rotations per second, or even 1/4 the rotations per second, depending on how many blades the helicopter has.
I read the article behind the original video, what the Russians did is attach a sensor to the rotating blades each time it passed a certain point it sent a signal to the ground to go to the next frame. You couldn't set it to some magical frame rate on the camera because as a helicopter moves up/down and spins around the blades change speed in terms of RPM.
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