you're all wrong. it has nothing to do with FPS. consumer cameras are either 29.97 or 25. frame rate of a camera does create that effect, the shutter speed does. he is probably running at 1/1000 or possibly higher.
somebody rigged the camera's frame rate so it LOOKS like they aren't spinning, they cant do that to the tail rotor because it spins at a different rate
It also does not have to be the exact frame rate, but a multiple of the frame rate. It is the same concept as driving down the highway and the car next to your tires seem to not be moving at all, due to the fact that our eyes also have a frame rate.
 If the camera was shooting at a FPS to match the blades, then the rear blade wouldn't appear to be moving either AND the audio would be distorted.
The main rotor is not turning. You can tell because when the helicopter turns, you can see a shadow being cast on the body. If the blades were turning, then there would be no distinct shadow being cast by the blades.
It's probably a detailed modle with a real helicopter off camera or maybe someone with video editing software has a helicopter sound file.
neat-o mosquito, that thing there ain't even turning its wings and its still flying.. think it is just really strong winds?must be some secret government stuff or sumthin.
the cam is in sync with top blades not on the back... so it dont matter if back blades goin quicker or slower if its not same as top it will be seen normall
No dumbass, I've seen this on the news a long time ago. The stabilizer on the back spins faster, and the shadow is also synced. You think just because something is spinning fast, it doesn't cast a shadow? Well when perfectly synced like this, you can see it. The audio would stay exactly the same, I don't know where your getting that bulls hit from. Anyways, next time you claim something is "fake" make sure you are actually knowledgeable, not pulling these facts out of your arse. Just because your post was l
ummmm... yeah, the rpm of the main rotor is slower than the rpm of the tail rotor. the tail rotor spins faster to displace more air to overcome the torque of the main rotor, so obviously the camera's fpm is not going to match up with both. and the shadow would be spinning the same, simply because is is an slanted exact copy of the blade's current possition. this is obviously not a fake, its simple science.
It also does not have to be the exact frame rate, but a multiple of the frame rate. It is the same concept as driving down the highway and the car next to your tires seem to not be moving at all, due to the fact that our eyes also have a frame rate.
...wow...
The rear rotor spins at a different rate than the main rotor. The shadows are visable because that's what the film is capturing at that specific moment.
I believe the retard is you my friend
blasphemy! burn him at the stake!
blasphemy! burn him at the stake!
it's an Rc chopper
it's an Rc chopper
you're all wrong. it has nothing to do with FPS. consumer cameras are either 29.97 or 25. frame rate of a camera does create that effect, the shutter speed does. he is probably running at 1/1000 or possibly higher.
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they look like this with certain cameras like you're iPhone camera, put it on picture mode and look at the helicopter.
they look like this with certain cameras like you're iPhone camera, put it on picture mode and look at the helicopter.
Nice frame rate work!
Nice frame rate work!
fake.
the future xp
gay
it's being lifted. ...
read the description gas ass favors who thinks its fake
somebody rigged the camera's frame rate so it LOOKS like they aren't spinning, they cant do that to the tail rotor because it spins at a different rate
what the FUCK would be the point 0f this??? it has propellers
skill
fake and all of you are faggots
hahahahah ta moving but the camera is catching it differently .
hahahahah ta moving but the camera is catching it differently .
what sorcery is this!!!
cool
to me this is BS! why even have a propeller :/
Only Russians can make something like this
wow.. perfect sync
Russian FTW!
It also does not have to be the exact frame rate, but a multiple of the frame rate. It is the same concept as driving down the highway and the car next to your tires seem to not be moving at all, due to the fact that our eyes also have a frame rate.
 If the camera was shooting at a FPS to match the blades, then the rear blade wouldn't appear to be moving either AND the audio would be distorted. The main rotor is not turning. You can tell because when the helicopter turns, you can see a shadow being cast on the body. If the blades were turning, then there would be no distinct shadow being cast by the blades. It's probably a detailed modle with a real helicopter off camera or maybe someone with video editing software has a helicopter sound file.
 it is real!! the video is shot at the same frame per second as the rotation of the blades
neat-o mosquito, that thing there ain't even turning its wings and its still flying.. think it is just really strong winds?must be some secret government stuff or sumthin.
 why would you hear the blades turning if this was real?
read the description dumbass
wow you are an idiot
debo is defiantly right about the rotors going at different speeds!
FAKE!!, just kidding,, you're a dumb ass Devious
the cam is in sync with top blades not on the back... so it dont matter if back blades goin quicker or slower if its not same as top it will be seen normall
No dumbass, I've seen this on the news a long time ago. The stabilizer on the back spins faster, and the shadow is also synced. You think just because something is spinning fast, it doesn't cast a shadow? Well when perfectly synced like this, you can see it. The audio would stay exactly the same, I don't know where your getting that bulls hit from. Anyways, next time you claim something is "fake" make sure you are actually knowledgeable, not pulling these facts out of your arse. Just because your post was l
ummmm... yeah, the rpm of the main rotor is slower than the rpm of the tail rotor. the tail rotor spins faster to displace more air to overcome the torque of the main rotor, so obviously the camera's fpm is not going to match up with both. and the shadow would be spinning the same, simply because is is an slanted exact copy of the blade's current possition. this is obviously not a fake, its simple science.
It also does not have to be the exact frame rate, but a multiple of the frame rate. It is the same concept as driving down the highway and the car next to your tires seem to not be moving at all, due to the fact that our eyes also have a frame rate.
That does not make any sense. Go learn physics Smacktard!
ok very interesting
also audio is independant to the picture being recorded....
debo is right about the different rotor speeds, and your dumb.
...wow... The rear rotor spins at a different rate than the main rotor. The shadows are visable because that's what the film is capturing at that specific moment.
read the description foo' it explains it. moron.
funtown, just gto take ur own life right now...that last thing the world needs right now is morons like u
because they ARE turning dumbass!