HOW did this helicopter lift off without spinning it's rotors?
never trust a video on the internet
What the video doesn't show is this chopper actually spinning it's rotors the entire time. Photoshop? (Videoshop?) possibly, or if by some weird coincidence, the movement of the rotor blades coincide with the capture of every frame of the video, at a very narrow shutter angle, or a very fast shutter speed in the case of video cameras, this could happen.
However, if the rotor blades suddenly changed speed, it will break the synchronisation and you will eventually see some motion in the video, as you will notice right before the clip is cut.
It's quite freaky though if you're not an experienced cinematographer or don't know the relation of shutter angles to motion.
Credit: YouTuber Chris Chris
Via: PetaPixel
What the video doesn't show is this chopper actually spinning it's rotors the entire time. Photoshop? (Videoshop?) possibly, or if by some weird coincidence, the movement of the rotor blades coincide with the capture of every frame of the video, at a very narrow shutter angle, or a very fast shutter speed in the case of video cameras, this could happen.
However, if the rotor blades suddenly changed speed, it will break the synchronisation and you will eventually see some motion in the video, as you will notice right before the clip is cut.
It's quite freaky though if you're not an experienced cinematographer or don't know the relation of shutter angles to motion.
Credit: YouTuber Chris Chris
Via: PetaPixel
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