3D photos from a rocket

[P3D Ronald J Beck <rbeck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A while back someone was talking about 3D photography and rocketry.  At 
that time someone posted a web site regarding model rocketry.  So, I went 
to take a look and sent some email to the page's owner.  Below is his 
reply along with my original message.  Wish I had a little extra cash :-)

Ron

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From: P3D Don Irving  <don@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Rockets

Hi Ron,

Sorry my reply took so long.  I know of only one rocket that takes multiple
photos in flight.  It is a high power rocket with a built-in Ricoh 35 mm.
camera.  It's pretty pricy, at about three hundred dollars.  It's called
"Observer" by Cotris Technologies, 408-238-3467.  It will fly on G, H, I,
and J motors.  It takes the entire roll of film during flight.  Give them a
call!

Thanks for the comment about our web site!
Don


At 04:36 PM 3/12/97 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I am curious about your rocketry.  Do you know of a camera that you
>can launch that will take several pictures while in flight?  I know of
>the nose cone cameras (110 variety) but I believe they only shoot one
>picture per launch.  I'd like to be able to take several shots as
>the rocket goes through its flight.  Mostly as it's headed back to 
>earth.
>
>Any hints or suggestions would be appreciated.  Send to
>ronald-beck@xxxxxx
>
>Thanls & Regards,
>Ron Beck
>
>P.S. Great family web page!
>
>
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Don, Pat, and Michael Irving   (don,pat,michael@xxxxxxxxxx)
http://www.irving.org/   N6DRB @ kb6mer.#nocal.ca.usa.noam 


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