SpaceX Rocket Launch Behind-the-Scenes Footage during Starlink 6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2020
- Watch as we place cameras and microphones at SpaceX launchpad 39A during coverage of Starlink 6. This behind-the-scenes episode mixes liftoff footage, audio recordings and music to share some of the beauty and excitement of what it was like to be there, on the ground, documenting. We also get an incredible opportunity to share unique views of Falcon 9 from remote autonomous camera positions and close-in telescopic zooms. I can't believe one of our high-speed cameras caught those birds in flight!! Learn and see more from SpaceX Starlink 6: www.cosmicpers...
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High speed footage in this film shot with: ZCAM E2s amzn.to/2xcOJad
Behind the scenes: BMPCC4k amzn.to/2SceSNJ
Special thanks to @Everyday Astronaut for lending a spare camera for extra views.
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Music: So Long by Hirola
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Fantastic video. Dense atmosphere and the mood is spot on! 😍
That's Just Beautiful...
F9, the Sword that Slices the SKY in twine.
This video is AWESOME. Love to see behind-the-scenes stuff like this!
I can’t wait to see a full length documentary film from Cosmic Perspective. I love the Ron Fricke-inspired art documentary filmmaking here but you definitely have your own artistic style and I’m so thrilled you’re applying it to spaceflight.
Thank you, this means a lot to us.
We do have a documentary film in the works and look forward to sharing more about it in the near future!
Wow, great work guys !
I love the LAS logo. :)
great shots!! ohhh boyy amazing.
Captured some awesome shots there. Thank you.
thanks!
Beautiful
Thank you
Nice!!!!
Thanks
Fantastic
Thank you so much 😀
hardcore hand tracking FTW !!!
nice clip my dude .you deserve more subscribers
Appreciate it... help us get the word out!
Thanks for the awesome footage! You guys do a great job!
Thanks!
AMAZING. Great job
Thank you so much 😀
Damn that's some sweet footage. Subscribed 👍🏾
Thank you, Malcom!
Absolutely amazing work. Unbelievable footage!
Thank you very much!
wonderful.❤❤
Great job, good music, umpressive pictures, thx!
Excellent. Why do you do it manually, rather then programming a travel sequence using motors, if these even exist?
The artistry is well worth it. Well done
Right. We've been experimenting with bigger scopes and joystick/computer smoothed tracking with good success on the last few SpaceX launches. Some bugs during setup had us activate plan B this mission though, which was this manually held scope. The shots blew my mind after a small amount of stabilization.
Beautiful.
Thank you 🙏
Anyone else freak out at 0:45 when that cable looked exactly like a crack on my phone's screen? Anyway, good job with the video!
Ha! I love that
What telescope & manfroto tripod is this?? it looks amazing.
Stretch goal - Falcon 9 passes through a static camera shot at >mach 1.
You could probably get Astronomy Live to work out something with path prediction.
Why the long shot of his back?
Going for that over-the-shoulder behind-the-scenes look... also that way we can see the rocket on the launchpad :)
Shot on Z CAM E2
Yes! adding up top too. I love my Z CAM E2s! Thanks for everything you guys are doing for the community!
Where did you get the CRS-18 t-shirt?
I was filming with some of the teams who sent science payloads on that flight and SpaceX gave a bunch out to everyone. It's one of my favorites