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Today's pic from the sandbox by DesertRat662006-11-19 12:55:59
  Impressive shot! by Tomo2005-05-05 09:17:37
    How fast would the shutter need to be to do that? by AndyA 2005-05-05 09:20:52
If you knew the velocity and size of the shell and measured how blured it was you should be able to work it out.
I can't help thinking the answer would work out to be far to fast for any normal camera.
[ Reply ]
      My camera goes up to 1/4000 s by Tomo2005-05-05 09:34:55
        So using that speed and some quick guesses... by AndyA2005-05-05 09:44:06
          Rated velocity is 827m/s by DesertRat662006-11-19 12:55:59
            Which would either: by AndyA2005-05-05 10:08:02
              Play spot the missing word in the subject line. (n/t) by AndyA2005-05-05 10:09:03
              or e) slower velocity by tallastro2005-05-05 10:13:04
                That is possible by DesertRat662005-05-05 10:33:32
                  What I know of charges by Yaeger2005-05-05 10:46:21
                    Its a bit more complicated than that Yaeger. by Sieldan2005-05-05 11:11:06
                      You are probably right. by Yaeger2005-05-05 11:32:09
                        Heh, know the feeling about ammo bunkers by Sieldan2005-05-05 12:55:14
                          Most of the time by Yaeger2005-05-05 13:09:49
                      Ahh good, an expert by tallastro2005-05-05 11:38:55
                        Knowing elevation and range... by McNutcase2005-05-05 11:45:40
                        I think Ive got a TFT that lists the MVVs by Sieldan2005-05-05 12:52:36
      The information inside the jpeg says: by ideur2005-05-05 10:19:49
        JPEG metadata is useful. (n/t) by McNutcase2005-05-05 10:22:44

 

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