How's this for time lapse!

[Tight Fart]

Great sequence of the space shuttle.

http://www.airspacemag.com/space-exploration/Shuttle-Time-Lapse.html

Click on play video and vie full screen!!

 

[Almost_Invisible]

That's brilliant. Always wondered how they attached the shuttle to the tank.

 

[grum]

Excellent stuff.

 

[Byker28i]

Brilliant. I wonder what he used for that? It just says

'the highest-resolution digital single-lens-reflex cameras on the market'

 

[Nikon Man]

An amazing feat of engineering, thanks for posting

 

[wegotitugetit]

awesome love it

that is one powerfull crane

 

[Andy]

Thats incredible, brilliant in fact! The cane didn't look get secure when moving the shuttle and I thought at any moment it was going to fall!

 

[Andrew Evans]

thanks for posting that link! very interesting indeed. amazing how tight some of the spaces are.

 

[Nod]

Brilliant. I wonder what he used for that? It just says

'the highest-resolution digital single-lens-reflex cameras on the market'

Earlier in the article it also says "Scott Andrews, a photographer and technical advisor to Canon" which at least tells us which brand he probably used. Doesn't the Hasselblad have more MP though?

 

[Andy]

Most likely the 5D Mark II if its Canon.

 

[Lester]

A great video, thanks for that. Is it me or is it missing the Thunderbirds theme tune.

 

[madmackem]

A great video, thanks for that. Is it me or is it missing the Thunderbirds theme tune.

Great Vid, I would prefer "Star Wars" though!

 

[ding76uk]

Amazing! the work that went into that sequence!

 

[Riyazi]

Thats just brilliant! Thanks for sharing

 

[toonamp]

A great sequence, thanks

 

[simmosn]

Just great, thanks for sharing!