RPI in the Snow
by Philip
(Troy, NY, USA)
RPI in the snow
This picture was taken by a small canon running SDM (alternate firmware with a built in intervalometer). It was suspended by a pendulum, with a cradle made of 3 L brackets bolted together to allow me to adjust it in the pan and tilt axes. It isn't automated, and cost me about $5 minus the camera. The kite used for this was a ITW levitation, but I've flown it from a homemade hexagon in the past.
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