Photo Spots on Roller Coasters
Does anyone know why the on ride photos are not in an inversion? I'm sure it could be achieved, at least on B&Ms, I'm not too sure about arrow loopers though. If anyone would like to share thier opinion that would be great!
SFoG's S:UF has it's camera at the bottom of the pretzel. There is no reason they cannot be placed wherever. I believe Maintainance is the real issue.
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God bless Intamin, Company that I love. Stand beside her, and ride her, from the opening to the closing of the day.
It's probably a lot easier to just have the flash and camera closer to the ground, rather than up on 75' supports.
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Be polite and ignore the idiots. - rollergator
"It's not a Toomer" - Arnold Schwartzenkoph
Plus think of this. Most on ride photos any more shoot all the way across the row. In most inversions the train is "curling up". Thus the tops of the seats are closer together while the bottoms (spots attached to track, unless its an invert). So this makes it much harder to shoot across the row. It would be more like a side shot of your face rather than an almost straight on view.
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Chris Tyson
Photographer
www.pkiunlimited.com
I didnt know SFOG had em on SUF cool i gotta get me a pic made but i think the on ride photo thing is way cool!
The quality of the ORP on SUF is kinda crapy. Compared to other ORP's I've bought. Really grainy.
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Chris Tyson
Photographer
www.pkiunlimited.com
It's not real grainy, just at a bad angle.
I don't think an inverted photo could be installed.
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120+420=TTD
Sure they can. Raptor and Talon both have ORP's.
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"If you make it too smooth, it'll be like sitting in your living room."
-Bill Cobb - Designer, Texas Cyclone
Yea but they only get the two riders closest to the camera. This is very true of Raptor, which kind of sucks.
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LeWiS
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