added some pics to the Facebook page showing some of the payloads and their equipment they'll house. For those new to this forum blog, I launched a weather balloon last year to about 90,000 feet which had a Canon A540 mounted on a payload, which snapped 1,998 pictures over the course of several hours. It was retrieved 16 days later when a farmer found it in his field in North Texas. My next launch is on September 25th, in which I aim to be as far as I am aware, one of the first to launch in the early morning hours to capture photos of North Texas at night/early morning. The goal/objectives are to capture the horizon lines, snap night/skyline pictures of downtown Dallas citylights, and datalog atmospheric conditions onto a computer system, as well as capture digital imagery and HD video. I am also sending up a webcam to film my space man from Intel! A lotta "firsts" in this launch that I am excited about. More can be viewed from the Facebook page for AERIAL PARADE, as well as my website, Welcome to the site of Aerial Parade. Once I recover (hopefully!) both payloads, I will upload the images to this site, as well as others, to share to the world! Thanks for your interest!
Here are a few photos from my recovered payload this morning. Launched a high-altitude weather balloon in North Texas at 5:30am, shooting with a Canon A540, Canon A590IS, and Canon A1100IS. Will update website when I can, but it contains more information about the launches. These pics are from the A590IS. Welcome to the site of Aerial Parade or search me on Facebook (Aerial Parade)!
Enjoy!
forgot to mention that in the top left corner of the first picture is the Moon, not a plane! I got three shots of the moon total, one of which is also with the sun in view rising over the horizon!