http://slash.dotat.org/womens-preworlds-2004/
Updates for 28th July 2004 from Cathy Conway, Steve Kittel and
Lisas Turner and Trotter are on the web site now.
IGC traces suitable for importing in to SeeYou are also provided.
Run both traces at the same time for a great demonstration of team
On 29/07/2004, at 8:41 PM, Adam Woolley wrote:
Just wondering if anyone would know where I could hire or have donated
a 'Wicket Cam', 'Stump Cam', or 'Lipstick Camera' for 2 weeks?
You can get them at well-stocked camera stores for about $200-ish
(or even less).
They require a 12V external power
We have two you can hire for a couple of weeks... give me a
call in a few weeks after Oshkosh on 07 5568 7770 Thanks
Michael Coates X-Air Australia
Original message
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 21:11:38 +1000
From: Adam Woolley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Aus-soaring] Wicket Cam for
Mini DV is the wrong camera, you need one with analogue input
as the digital versions of lipstick cams are more than $5k
each.
Original message
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 20:58:36 +0930
From: Mark Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Wicket Cam for Gliding Movie
To:
On 29/07/2004, at 9:38 PM, Michael Coates wrote:
Mini DV is the wrong camera, you need one with analogue input
as the digital versions of lipstick cams are more than $5k
each.
Most mini-DV cameras -do- have an analogue video input.
(we have three members with $200 lipstick cameras and mini-DV
Guys and Gals,
What is the scope and target audience of the proposed Gliding Movie?
The reason I am asking is, I have recently seen some great sport
presentations 30 to 60 minutes on sports including paragliding, canoeing,
scuba, and they make the activities look very exciting. I have not seen
This should attract people to gliding who may have written the sport off as
not for them because of misconceptions.
Editing out the terry towelling hats, beige clothing and dorky types might
be a good start...
(Tongue planted very much in cheek)
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Editing out the terry towelling hats, beige clothing and dorky types might
be a good start...
Blimey, there'll be no-one left!
(Tongue planted very much in cheek)
Me too (I think) :-)
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this project (like, lucy learns to fly) sounds like something the gfa and
its (our) development officer might grasp the opportunity to support -
tongue very firmly planted in cheek!rob izatt
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"Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia."
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G'day SDF and all,
I've got a great clip of the UK Juniors just doing 'Competition Finishes',
close formation flying and aerobatics! Goes for 15 minutes and is action
pacted with cool background music! You can check their website out at
www.smokinvid.co.uk
The juniors of Aus are hoping to
Adam
One of the great problems with cool music is that it costs BIG $$$ to
license its use legally.
A few years ago at our Forbes summer camp, a local who did all sorts of
documentaries, etc. came out and filmed during a day or two's flying, all
using professional equipment. He got a couple
At 11:14 AM 30/07/04 +1000, you wrote:
G'day SDF and all,
I've got a great clip of the UK Juniors just doing 'Competition Finishes',
close formation flying and aerobatics! Goes for 15 minutes and is action
pacted with cool background music! You can check their website out at
Sorry what i meant to say is you cant use firewire and expect
digital video, you must have a analogue input. It will record
onto digital tape but the quality is only analogue, which is
good enough for most aplications.
Original message
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 22:38:25 +0930
From: Mark
Guys and Gals,
It sounds like some of us have had similar
thoughts, and some have done some research,
great feedback.
Some of the material I have seen on Fox recently
does not seem to have huge budgets, however they
have been very well put together. I am not
talking in terms
does this mean you can can fly in cloud until somebody gets video of you
doing it??rob
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"Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia."
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relating to Soaring in Australia."
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Reply below...
From: skf1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From what I have seen of the GFAs gliding promotions program is that it is
constrained by old fashion thinking and/or a lack of budget, and some
clubs who are happy where they are, doing what they are doing now.
Definitely old fashioned thinking.
Lisa Turner tells me that you can use whatever music you like, as long as it
is for 30 seconds or less. I'm sure if you picked 29 second graps of songs
that fit what is going on in the video with some dialogue it might sound
OK.Certainly better than silence.
Nick.
- Original Message -
This thread is timely as the newly created
GFAMarketing Committee has its first meeting this
weekend.
I am sure that many QGA Members have fed ideas to Ralph
Henderson in response to his e-mail last week. I certainly included the
Subaru concept in my response - being a proud Subaru
Taken from CAO 95.4:
4.3 Gliders, powered sailplanes and power-assisted
sailplanes participating in a gliding competition which has
been approved in writing by CASA may, when within 5
kilometres of the finish line, descend below 500 feet above the ground
whilst:
(i) keeping the finish line
both channel 7 and 10 sports departments are currently teed up to attend the
nationals this year for more than one day. contact me and i will put you in
touch with the appropriate peole.they are not keen to hand out the
"rushes" but i suppose it would depend on what was intended and the approach
20 matches
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