Not everyday theres a chopper at your local.
Colin Leonhardt from Birdseye View Photography stopped in to get some snaps on Fri.....Beno.

sick shots man,
my $100 000 indo special fluoro shorts sure are bright.
that guy got that chopper way way low, i had to resist the temptation of doing a no man into the chopper blades but....lol

nice ones benny boy, im sure there are a few more your holding out on.

was a day to remember thats for sure

Well done BEN(Gun fire) on the jet skie all afternoon and colin in the chopper taking photos and the pilot for being so in the zone. What a day and buzz for all sailing on the water ..........the chopper did two 30 to 45min sessions.

Its Always luck of the draw getting a money shot ,i was talking up a table top I did with the rider above GAZZA the (G Spot quadie boy ).

Quadie boy kept pritty quiet he may of got a table top .....all said and done .........what a shot you scored carnt wait to see it in poster size or in a mag

Colin / Ben
How does one get to see the rest fellas .............

^^^^^^



I just can't think of a mechanism that would make that blade so curvy... Progressive reading of the sensor grid? But even that wouldn't make it so curved. Anyone?

^^Digital camera takes photo from left to right.. same thing as when you wiggle your finger in front of your mobile cam you get spaghetti fingers..

Sick photos, I'm on my way over asap

great pix

maybe rolling shutter effect ala cmos sensor, reading top to bottom like barn said?

Its the gopro wide angle fish eye lense?

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Greenroom said...

Its the gopro wide angle fish eye lense?

Nah as Haircut mentioned the GoPro runs a rolling shutter, which can produce this sort of effect.

Ahhh OK left to right would do it. I was stuck thinking top to bottom, which clearly won't produce this photo.

Sick shots anyway

Here's a few samples KOTP. In order - KOTP, Ben, Corros, KOTP, KOTP, Corros.