Yes, an aerial video of your vintage rig would be great!
I also enjoyed your tardigrade and followup video. As a child of the SF Bay Area during the 50/60/70’s, I witnessed the benefits of acceptance and try to live it.
One could say I was bitten by the cartography, photogrammetry/aerial photography bug working for USGS after the Army in the early 70’s. When drones with cameras arrived a few years ago, the universe blessed me with an affordably way to continue one of my life long hobbies. Not having looked at my G+ page in a while, one could say it looks more like an obsession. 😉
Amazing how much people are selling these great old rigs for. Something to be said about simplicity I guess. Thanks for posting!
Thanks, Gary !
Now all I need is some good drone footage of me driving across a cool landscape!
Have a great day and thanks for the comment.
Mike
Ha ha! 😉
Yes, an aerial video of your vintage rig would be great!
I also enjoyed your tardigrade and followup video. As a child of the SF Bay Area during the 50/60/70’s, I witnessed the benefits of acceptance and try to live it.
One could say I was bitten by the cartography, photogrammetry/aerial photography bug working for USGS after the Army in the early 70’s. When drones with cameras arrived a few years ago, the universe blessed me with an affordably way to continue one of my life long hobbies. Not having looked at my G+ page in a while, one could say it looks more like an obsession. 😉
Thanks, keep up your great works!