The blades are in sync with the camera frames, causing the blades to look stationary. If you spin a wheel and use a camera to record it, at a certain speed it will look stationary, while in fact moving at tremendous speed. BTW, the helicopter is a Russian Mi-24 also known as the "Hind", infamous for its use by? the Russkies in Afghanistan (And also for its vulnerability to Stinger missiles).
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@tonbah The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like? a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust? like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts? on the side are acting as? the wings. If the chopper was being held? by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level.? So the chopper? is in the air by its own power. And look at the landing gears, There are like a normal
@tonbah The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like? a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts on the side? are acting as the wings. If the chopper was being held by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level.? So the chopper is in the air by its own power. And look at the? landing gears, There are like a normal pla
The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts on the side are acting as the wings. If the chopper was being held by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level. So the chopper is in the air by its own power. And look at the landing gears, There are built like a plane landings.
now now now come on children we obviously know it is flying because the helicopter was created in a russian factory and most likely one of the workers acidentally dropped a bead of sweat on the the frame making it an insanely amazing aircraft ;)
you do know why it looks like that, right? the frame capture rate matches the RPM of the blades, so every frame the camera takes, the blades are in the same place. just in case you're all idiots :D
like @tonbah said... yes, unless u are 'tarded u would know the rotor's rpm sync'd with the camera's frame rate nearly exactly, causing the effect. Very cool though.
The video refresh rate is the same as the rotor speed making it look as if the main rotors on this Hind are stationary. Pretty cool looking though! Try blinking really fast while looking at a celing fan and you can get the same effect.
the main rotor rpm is a multiple of the frame rate of the camera shooting this video.
so when first frame is shot the rotor is in one postion then when the next frame is shot the rotor move only so that the blades are in the same position.
so it's appears the rotor is not moving it's all an illusion.
ive done this before. He adjusted the shutter speed of his camera so it only takes pictures when the wings are in that position. It takes a good bit of math. Great job!
the blades are not moving at all because if you notice, everytime the helecopter makes a turn and then eases to a stationary position, the blades move with the momentum of the turn, and at the end move the other way, explain that with frame speed you muppets :D
The blades are in sync with the camera frames, causing the blades to look stationary. If you spin a wheel and use a camera to record it, at a certain speed it will look stationary, while in fact moving at tremendous speed. BTW, the helicopter is a Russian Mi-24 also known as the "Hind", infamous for its use by the Russkies in Afghanistan (And also for its vulnerability to Stinger missiles).
This is most likely cables or trick camera. If it was using a jet making a turn while tilting would be suicidal. The sound does not seam to really add up either.
Its likely they filmed with with a frame rate that matched when the rotor blade were in the same position. This also explain why the small blade spins slowly because it spins faster then the large and allot faster then it does on this video.
The proof is in the fussy edges on the tip of the blade.
the sound cannot be coming from the blades beause they are not spinning therefore this helicopter is obviously hanging from some sort of cable. if the blades werent rotating then this helicopter would be going down...
@keithkm If it were flying on jets, the main rotor would be drooping. This shows the blades with a positive dihedral, so your estimation is wrong. The most likely answer is camera timing.
This video is real and so is the helicopter. HOWEVER the film has been manipulated. The frame rate of the camera has been "matched" to the rotors of the turning blade therefore it looks like the blades are stationary. Think of it like strobe lights in a party where you can create illusions due to the lighting frequency. The tail rotor is spinning because they rotate at a different than the main rotors.
Simple explanation but yet so many are easily fooled! Learn science .. stay in school!
@kwaigonegin True. It may not have even been manipulated; the rotors may have been spinning at a multiple of the 30fps that the camera was recording at (or however many fps it was captured in).
Obviously it has some invisible ropes attached to its blades and it's hanging from a crane. The sound is added afterwards. I know it is possible because my dad is a dentist.
@tonbah You're wrong, what happens is the camera that took the video captures frames at the same speed rotating propellers. The capture of the frame is made in the same position in which the propellers are and it seems it does not move. Sorry for my bad english (Google Traslator ñ_ñ)
La foto que toma la cámara se hace a la misma velocidad a la que giran las hélices, es por eso que parecen estar siempre en la misma posición.
@cacahuate1360 Thank you for your opinion. I, however, believe there is something wrong in your theory and you should think again about those ropes and stuff. And the crane.
@UltraPivot1710 i dont know who is more stupid sarah palin or you for actually believing his comment was serious. what does his dad being a dentist have anything to do with anything
@Knuckledragger80 i didnt take it serious, i simply told him my opinion.
if you wouldnt interfear and keep your nose out. and just to stop you from replying to this comment and pissing me off any further, i shall block you. PWND BIATCH :)
@knightfauxphyre Thank you for the information. I suggest you to reconsider that funny thought of something about the shutter speed of the camera. You can clearly see that the rotor isn't spinning at all. And I think you can almost see the thin, invisible ropes. Otherwise keep playing Starcraft 2.
@tonbah "Clearly see"? this is in 240 p. Read top comment. It's frame rate. Ever see a car drive past u on the highway and it looks like the wheels are either stationary or running backwards, guess what the human eye has a frame rate (32 fps), so we see it as still. Cameras are just the same.
@tonbah "BECAUSE MY DAD IS A DENTIST" thats a retarded statement. Im not saying your wrong but what the fuck does being a dentist have to do with aviation thats like saying hey I fly planes for a living that qualifies me to operate a nuclear reactor. lol
@tonbah Retard thats like saying hey im a pilot that qualifies me to inspect a nuclear reactor lol retard maybe if he was an engineer your opinion would pull some weight
@tonbah The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts on the side are acting as the wings. If the chopper was being held by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level. So the chopper is in the air by its own power. And look at the landing gears, There are like a normal plane
It's a combination of frame rate and shutter speed. The shutter speed eliminates the blur from the rotors turning and the fame rate is matched to the rotor rotations making them seem to be still. The tail rotor moves at a different rate than the main rotor so you see it move. It's a pretty simple trick if you know what you're doing.
@seleam2 No its real, its a camera trick - the frame rate is = to the rps and the shutter is cranked up. The same effect is used in on cars in movies and such so that the wheels turn backwards for sleek look.
it's a toy helicopter on a wire, next to a real helicopter nearby for the sound. No Frame rate, cause if so you would see ghosting on the blades (which you don't) as the helicopter changes angels. The rotor speed for the rudder is the same at the main engine.
The rotors are turning. The camera only captures at a certain FPS. I can see them turning, and you can see the slight ghosting of the blades upon decent.
If the camera were cranked ONE FPS higher or lower, it would have had motion. Talk about coincidence.
Haha this is cool. There is nothing wrong with the heli. The camera takes frames at the same frecvency as the heli`s blades. The same effect is if you film a CRT screen . The you can see the gap between frames. If the helicopter was landing then you should see the blades spining.
Camera frame rate= copter blade spinning rate. Every time copter blades reach point A, camera takes a picture, however, since the blades reach the point so many times so quickly, the copter still seems to be flying smoothly still.
It is just a slower frame rate; and the back prop is actually spinning SLOWER than than the top, not faster. That's why it shows up in more positions. It's called Rotational Inertia. Since the top prop is much larger, it has to spin faster to keep the tips at high enough speeds to stay aloft.
Seriously, go get some glasses or just get off your computer sometime and go outside so you can tell the difference between real and fake things. It's obviously a fucking toy, if it were actualy spinning there would be, at the very least, a small bit of darkness between each blade, but there isn't. And are you suggesting that the back propeller spins MUCH faster than the top? that's the only way it would look like it was still spinning while the other looked motionless if it were a shutter speed
When it stops and starting going up the top propeller bounces a little bit, when it turns left the propeller moves slightly to the left, when it turns right it turns slightly to the right. Don't try and play the whole "im a technical expert so my dumbassness must be right" game.
Obviously you know the facts since you've stated none and given no evidence at all. Right? Yea, such a waste of time arguing with a 13 year old camera expert like yourself on the internet.
@nochio23 Add 10 years to that age, then get off your lazy ass and get the facts yourself. I'm not going to waste my time retrieving information for someone who's too ignorant to learn for themselves.
It's Russian. Russians don't believe in gravity. Their shit floats around.
Lm701 1 month ago
ROFLCOPTER ?
aStupidTroll 2 months ago
Whut sorcery is this hand me my armor and excalibur
mentalboy9 3 months ago
looks like the work of witchcraft to me. a level 5 levitation spell and a very drunk wizard.
RoskoTwang 3 months ago
It used troll science and physics, while using MAGNETS!
PixelizedProduction 4 months ago
its a UFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
skallydeath 5 months ago
Looks cool.
SidedriverDotCom 5 months ago
i think it has a flying fuck indise JOKING it wouldent pick it up BUT WHAT IS THAT A GHOST PLANE?
megapig100 6 months ago
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The blades are in sync with the camera frames, causing the blades to look stationary. If you spin a wheel and use a camera to record it, at a certain speed it will look stationary, while in fact moving at tremendous speed. BTW, the helicopter is a Russian Mi-24 also known as the "Hind", infamous for its use by? the Russkies in Afghanistan (And also for its vulnerability to Stinger missiles).
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dorothyntgsw 6 months ago
Is there any real comments get a life those people reposting comments..
DaleTuck31 6 months ago
@tonbah The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like? a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust? like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts? on the side are acting as? the wings. If the chopper was being held? by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level.? So the chopper? is in the air by its own power. And look at the landing gears, There are like a normal
faustinagrn 6 months ago
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fairfka 6 months ago
@tonbah The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like? a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts on the side? are acting as the wings. If the chopper was being held by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level.? So the chopper is in the air by its own power. And look at the? landing gears, There are like a normal pla
floridawpwo 6 months ago
ahem its obviously vodemorts magic from the elder wand keeping it afloat
django589 7 months ago
*juggalo*shutter speed? How does it work?*juggalo*
LVhatersofh8rs 7 months ago
The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts on the side are acting as the wings. If the chopper was being held by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level. So the chopper is in the air by its own power. And look at the landing gears, There are built like a plane landings.
umos199 7 months ago
now now now come on children we obviously know it is flying because the helicopter was created in a russian factory and most likely one of the workers acidentally dropped a bead of sweat on the the frame making it an insanely amazing aircraft ;)
spfinc1212 8 months ago
its OBVIOUS.
its a remote control toy. REAL helicopters
DONT move like that one does. its a TOY.
with added sound effects in the video
Punkrockfan001 8 months ago
@Punkrockfan001 lol you are fucking retarded have you ever see a helicopter fly? xD
Bloodphoenix39 7 months ago
MAGNETS!
rweqqwer 8 months ago
Chuck Norris is the pilot, but if it crashes, it's because he gave Charlie Sheen a ride.
imnsg 8 months ago
Thats the truth i've been waiting for, WE ARE IN THE MATRIX, NEO SAVE US!
Drunkenstyler 8 months ago
you do know why it looks like that, right? the frame capture rate matches the RPM of the blades, so every frame the camera takes, the blades are in the same place. just in case you're all idiots :D
qiman2 9 months ago
in real life, the US army controls gravity
MegaRandom100 9 months ago
@MegaRandom100 This one is Russian chopper...
Thecampercz 9 months ago
Don't question Russian Technology.
Vlaew 9 months ago
like @tonbah said... yes, unless u are 'tarded u would know the rotor's rpm sync'd with the camera's frame rate nearly exactly, causing the effect. Very cool though.
freighttrain421 9 months ago
Normal, becose this is our Mi-24 Hind. Mi-24 hind in Czech Army,in our camo...:D
OiSpezi 9 months ago
this is just so, because the frame rate of the cam is not as high as the rotor rotates
x4YBAKx 9 months ago
you can get cars that do the same .not real full of air
300LUPUS 9 months ago in playlist sport fight funny
it is other minchure or has a nofe foward thrust
jb15gc13 10 months ago
Camera FPS synchronized with blades
106640guy 10 months ago
@106640guy correct
EGL24Xx 10 months ago
It's a HIND. The meanest looking thing in the sky. I guess it scared off gravity.
kanQflrn 10 months ago
@kanQflrn hahahaha good one dude
wtfdean123 9 months ago
nice rc copter
BlackManSlim562 10 months ago
The video refresh rate is the same as the rotor speed making it look as if the main rotors on this Hind are stationary. Pretty cool looking though! Try blinking really fast while looking at a celing fan and you can get the same effect.
stumpycook 10 months ago
im pretty sure the shutter speed is so slow it appears the rotors are stationary, but what do i know, i'm just the 13 year old in the room
mikethenascarfan 10 months ago
holy shit the pilots chris angels isnt he lol!!!!
mischief692 10 months ago
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@NathanIsDOWN yeah you got a point
probs lol
UltraPivot1710 10 months ago
@NathanIsDOWN yeah you got a point
probs lol :3
UltraPivot1710 10 months ago
the The blades are going at the same frame rate as the blades... Im 12 and even i can work that out
kingfarty12 10 months ago
i bet the helicopter is dreaming about sex....yaa that could work
AaronB94USMC 10 months ago
I CAN'T SEEM TO FIGURE THIS OUT
IT SEEMS TOO IMPOSSIBLE
ShAdOwViRuSiAn 10 months ago
it has vtol engines like the harrior
strongdiddy 11 months ago
@strongdiddy Nope. You don't give a helicopter a VTOL engine when it's already capable of VTOL.
baronofcheese 10 months ago
Charlie Sheen is flying.
DrippinAcrylic 11 months ago
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It's simple. Strobe effect
the main rotor rpm is a multiple of the frame rate of the camera shooting this video.
so when first frame is shot the rotor is in one postion then when the next frame is shot the rotor move only so that the blades are in the same position.
so it's appears the rotor is not moving it's all an illusion.
shantanudutt 11 months ago
its not flying, its being carried by another larger helicopter.
duh.
ProudAmerican27513 11 months ago
@ProudAmerican27513 "Duh" sounds about right as far as your intellect is concerned. How about adding a few "herps" and "derps" for some variety?
baronofcheese 10 months ago
ive done this before. He adjusted the shutter speed of his camera so it only takes pictures when the wings are in that position. It takes a good bit of math. Great job!
7bucky1 11 months ago
It's simple. Strobe effect
Darkdragon1k 1 year ago
i gotta take a shit......
av787 1 year ago
obviously camera frame speed is synchronised to rotor revolution speed
fluffybeard 1 year ago
Because its American! FUCK YEA!!!
warrior152 1 year ago 2
@warrior152 its american? and its fat too?
agent47FX 1 year ago
@agent47FX actually yea im a minority because im in shape lol
warrior152 1 year ago
@warrior152 LOL
agent47FX 1 year ago
@warrior152 actually its russian
cqb5787325 11 months ago
@warrior152
but... thats a russian helicopter...
igotbored44 11 months ago
the blades are not moving at all because if you notice, everytime the helecopter makes a turn and then eases to a stationary position, the blades move with the momentum of the turn, and at the end move the other way, explain that with frame speed you muppets :D
AntoniJackman1987 1 year ago
The blades are in sync with the camera frames, causing the blades to look stationary. If you spin a wheel and use a camera to record it, at a certain speed it will look stationary, while in fact moving at tremendous speed. BTW, the helicopter is a Russian Mi-24 also known as the "Hind", infamous for its use by the Russkies in Afghanistan (And also for its vulnerability to Stinger missiles).
pmfabri2 1 year ago 15
@pmfabri2 Right you are sir,Good eye.
thekingofkings2012 1 year ago
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pmfabri2 1 year ago
oh oh ho i know, green screen
photonman54 1 year ago
its because the blades are at the right speed to make them look stationary when there really moving certain camras give this effect
M11ty 1 year ago
air resistance, momentum, rear rudder is still moving plus it does have wings
warhawk9566 1 year ago
This is most likely cables or trick camera. If it was using a jet making a turn while tilting would be suicidal. The sound does not seam to really add up either.
Its likely they filmed with with a frame rate that matched when the rotor blade were in the same position. This also explain why the small blade spins slowly because it spins faster then the large and allot faster then it does on this video.
The proof is in the fussy edges on the tip of the blade.
Dasmaster1 1 year ago
the sound cannot be coming from the blades beause they are not spinning therefore this helicopter is obviously hanging from some sort of cable. if the blades werent rotating then this helicopter would be going down...
ivanthekeeper 1 year ago
HIND ATTACK CHOPPA!!!!!!!!
pancakecereal 1 year ago
special rc? bet u $10 it is
jonjonjon1370 1 year ago
No.. Guys.. You are all wrong.. Gravity failed. Thats how it can fly..
Torre1996y 1 year ago 2
What all you morons fail to appreciate is that the Hind is equipped with stub wings, which produce significant lift.
keithkm 1 year ago
@keithkm If it were flying on jets, the main rotor would be drooping. This shows the blades with a positive dihedral, so your estimation is wrong. The most likely answer is camera timing.
nesdave1 1 year ago
thats in soviet russia, helicopters fly YOU.
gamezlol 1 year ago 2
no the camera was in sync with the blades causing this weird effect
born2fight685 1 year ago
This video is real and so is the helicopter. HOWEVER the film has been manipulated. The frame rate of the camera has been "matched" to the rotors of the turning blade therefore it looks like the blades are stationary. Think of it like strobe lights in a party where you can create illusions due to the lighting frequency. The tail rotor is spinning because they rotate at a different than the main rotors.
Simple explanation but yet so many are easily fooled! Learn science .. stay in school!
kwaigonegin 1 year ago
@kwaigonegin True. It may not have even been manipulated; the rotors may have been spinning at a multiple of the 30fps that the camera was recording at (or however many fps it was captured in).
Pilotgeek 1 year ago
No Its a real helicopter and it flying. You just have suuch an old camra it can't pick up the fast movments.
MoBroes 1 year ago 2
Because it eats its vegetables everyday
james79310 1 year ago
Not a real flight. Simple.
JonolanFairchild 1 year ago
Response to olioli917: Then how come the back rudder was still spinning at a normal speed
Gibbs1396 1 year ago
@Gibbs1396 the angular velocity of the main rotor and rear 'rotor' aren't the same.
olioli917 1 year ago
as we would say in modern warfare... GLITCH!!!!!!
gurjotsehmbi32 1 year ago
magic! FUCK YEAH!!!!
robps23 1 year ago
OMG! HAX!
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KamikaziFly 1 year ago
chuck norris... obviously
Trollin431 1 year ago
Blades are for pussies. That's why.
MasterAdam100 1 year ago
Obviously it has some invisible ropes attached to its blades and it's hanging from a crane. The sound is added afterwards. I know it is possible because my dad is a dentist.
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Wut the hell does that have to do with dentists?
mrslovakkid 1 year ago
@tonbah OR, its the frequency at which it records
ph0chiz0 1 year ago
@tonbah o k
bubbleman2002 1 year ago
@tonbah You're wrong, what happens is the camera that took the video captures frames at the same speed rotating propellers. The capture of the frame is made in the same position in which the propellers are and it seems it does not move. Sorry for my bad english (Google Traslator ñ_ñ)
La foto que toma la cámara se hace a la misma velocidad a la que giran las hélices, es por eso que parecen estar siempre en la misma posición.
cacahuate1360 1 year ago
@cacahuate1360 Thank you for your opinion. I, however, believe there is something wrong in your theory and you should think again about those ropes and stuff. And the crane.
tonbah 1 year ago
@cacahuate1360 you're 100% correct. too many idiots on youtube.
lordteapot 1 year ago
@tonbah there is no such rope that is see-through that could support this things weight
UltraPivot1710 10 months ago
@UltraPivot1710 i dont know who is more stupid sarah palin or you for actually believing his comment was serious. what does his dad being a dentist have anything to do with anything
Knuckledragger80 10 months ago
@Knuckledragger80 i didnt take it serious, i simply told him my opinion.
if you wouldnt interfear and keep your nose out. and just to stop you from replying to this comment and pissing me off any further, i shall block you. PWND BIATCH :)
UltraPivot1710 10 months ago
@tonbah U're dumb ass a terrorist! It's the frame rate of the camera and the rotor spin speed.
knightfauxphyre 10 months ago
@knightfauxphyre Thank you for the information. I suggest you to reconsider that funny thought of something about the shutter speed of the camera. You can clearly see that the rotor isn't spinning at all. And I think you can almost see the thin, invisible ropes. Otherwise keep playing Starcraft 2.
tonbah 10 months ago
@tonbah "Clearly see"? this is in 240 p. Read top comment. It's frame rate. Ever see a car drive past u on the highway and it looks like the wheels are either stationary or running backwards, guess what the human eye has a frame rate (32 fps), so we see it as still. Cameras are just the same.
knightfauxphyre 7 months ago
@tonbah "BECAUSE MY DAD IS A DENTIST" thats a retarded statement. Im not saying your wrong but what the fuck does being a dentist have to do with aviation thats like saying hey I fly planes for a living that qualifies me to operate a nuclear reactor. lol
mehonly 10 months ago
@tonbah Retard thats like saying hey im a pilot that qualifies me to inspect a nuclear reactor lol retard maybe if he was an engineer your opinion would pull some weight
mehonly 10 months ago
@mehonly lol idiot thats the point, he's being sarcastic
thethethetheluis 10 months ago 4
@thethethetheluis I don't think he knows what that is...
kchuk 9 months ago
@tonbah
If your tiny brain would work you would realize that this cameras FPS is synched with the helicopters engine rev/s
alincrys 9 months ago 5
@tonbah cuz that makes sence
timturner12345 9 months ago
@tonbah The blades are not moving, The shadows on the chopper confirm that, It is flying like a air plane instead of a chopper. The 2 × Klimov TV3-117VMA turbo-shaft (the jet engines)are providing thrust like a normal air plane. The weapon mounts on the side are acting as the wings. If the chopper was being held by a crane the blades would be bent up, However they are more or less level. So the chopper is in the air by its own power. And look at the landing gears, There are like a normal plane
umos199 7 months ago
Easy, the way he is manuvering it is causing lift on the front, the back rotors handle itself
ElfyStudios 1 year ago
No puede ser efecto de la camara ya que se puede apreciar la sombra de la helise sobre el suselaje
reyalemxdf 1 year ago
Chuck Norris's heli
Logiser 1 year ago
chuck norris is flying
noobcadet 1 year ago 64
@noobcadet That's it, you won.
GTFO22 1 year ago
@noobcadet Chuck Norris IS flying!!!! FUCK YA!!!
85YotaMan 1 year ago
Fuck Yeah!!!!!!!!!
mrslovakkid 1 year ago
RL HAX!!!
Syphontwo 1 year ago
It's a combination of frame rate and shutter speed. The shutter speed eliminates the blur from the rotors turning and the fame rate is matched to the rotor rotations making them seem to be still. The tail rotor moves at a different rate than the main rotor so you see it move. It's a pretty simple trick if you know what you're doing.
chrisbfisher 1 year ago
HAAXXXXX!!!!
buzzflame 1 year ago
XD i was like WTF???? until i saw olioli917's comment.
VgendAirsoft 1 year ago
he is just cool!
andre10feb 1 year ago
FUCKING HELICOPTERS HOW DO THEY WORK
YourGodStalin 1 year ago 2
Hacks!
Fluffishy 1 year ago
@awesomesauce980 Rofl Epic fail dude ! Its a russian Helicopter ! A nice HIND :'D Its not american ! holy sh..
ZeroMat1 1 year ago
@ZeroMat1 god damn it i got it after the first 30 replys months ago it was just a joke that apparently everyone thought i was being serious about >:(
awesomesauce980 1 year ago
Everybody shut the fuk up I got that it was russian from the first reponse I don't need 20 of the same reponses so please stop
awesomesauce980 1 year ago
naa its the jet engines that powers the propellers
samuelm77 1 year ago
@samuelm77 lol there are no jets
ulove2cme 1 year ago
In soviet russia, helicopter flies YOU
Halapartna 1 year ago 2
fuck the answer issimple there is a jet motor in the helicopter
the tail rotor moves 5 times as fast as the prop so u dont need it. if it was camera trick y isnt the tail rotor goin that fast just jet motor
Lowedoggy18 1 year ago
@Lowedoggy18
No. Read the highest rated comment.
ChuckMAST3R 1 year ago
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Dammit alot of people r retarted its a dam toy
zero44225 1 year ago
WHO ELSE BUT RUSSIA
theyre russia theyre russia (uninteligible russian talk)
tankman12000 1 year ago
k wait i here the rotors there spinning
mrgadwg 1 year ago
Fake ,blades are bending upwards , It should be downwards if it is static .
seleam2 1 year ago
@seleam2 No its real, its a camera trick - the frame rate is = to the rps and the shutter is cranked up. The same effect is used in on cars in movies and such so that the wheels turn backwards for sleek look.
yozitaki 1 year ago
it's a toy helicopter on a wire, next to a real helicopter nearby for the sound. No Frame rate, cause if so you would see ghosting on the blades (which you don't) as the helicopter changes angels. The rotor speed for the rudder is the same at the main engine.
jrm773 1 year ago
oh no its moving so fast it mackes it look like its not moving
KerryChapie 1 year ago
The rotors are turning. The camera only captures at a certain FPS. I can see them turning, and you can see the slight ghosting of the blades upon decent.
If the camera were cranked ONE FPS higher or lower, it would have had motion. Talk about coincidence.
NoahLDiamond 1 year ago
i bet thats a plastic toy on a string with added sound effects lol
saorenkageoni 1 year ago
You can see the rear rotor rotating that's what keep the helicopter airborne.
Robbaz 1 year ago
its allll an illlussssioooon
Bubblybubbles12 1 year ago
red bull doesn't give you wings, soviet russia give you wings.
TheFX37 1 year ago
Haha this is cool. There is nothing wrong with the heli. The camera takes frames at the same frecvency as the heli`s blades. The same effect is if you film a CRT screen . The you can see the gap between frames. If the helicopter was landing then you should see the blades spining.
adythekiller 1 year ago
@adythekiller or you can take your camera on your phone and film a car thats driving and the rims would would the same affect as the propeller
B1linginskater 1 year ago
@B1linginskater theren are many ways to get this effect.
adythekiller 1 year ago
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@adythekiller or you can take the camera off your phone and film a car moving and the rims would have the same affect as the propeller
B1linginskater 1 year ago
if it was goin too fast for our eyes wouldnt the blades be invisible
honkthedank 1 year ago
wtf??? how is flying????????
augusto664 1 year ago
Worth of watch...good movie. Watch it at Free Movie Zone . n e t
ginanrll1 1 year ago
the blades aer movieng to fast for the cameras FRAPS to pick up,
or its a fucking model helicopter.
AMERICA, FUCK YA!
dragonclam1 1 year ago
looks/sounds like harmony between blade speed and camera shutter
nosiriwonthaveapples 1 year ago
slow motion? lol
gring022gw 1 year ago
IT'S A ROFLCOPTER U IDIOT!!!!!!!! RUN!!!!!!!
(i didnt really call u an idiot it was a joke)
LeeKuper9808 1 year ago
A fucking Wizard is flying it... ITS MAGIC
Breze84 1 year ago
Camera frame rate= copter blade spinning rate. Every time copter blades reach point A, camera takes a picture, however, since the blades reach the point so many times so quickly, the copter still seems to be flying smoothly still.
2007wesman 1 year ago
Its high!
AyanamisSlave 1 year ago
@AyanamisSlave I thought the same thing
fsjal117 1 year ago
Hey look! Just like in Armed assault! Lol.
Yourebuying 1 year ago
It is just a slower frame rate; and the back prop is actually spinning SLOWER than than the top, not faster. That's why it shows up in more positions. It's called Rotational Inertia. Since the top prop is much larger, it has to spin faster to keep the tips at high enough speeds to stay aloft.
mistarog 1 year ago
That's a really cool optical illusion.
darksaiyan2006 1 year ago
its only the shutter speed on the cameras u fuking idiots
alexoutsida 1 year ago
@alexoutsida These people are so god damn stupid.
percheron1654 1 year ago
lmao dude this is just a toy helicoptor with a string on it
zacharael80 1 year ago
Wow these people are fucking idiots, don't they know anything about frames per second vs rotational speed?
The same thing happens when you look at a spinning fan with a camera that has a high shudder speed.
percheron1654 1 year ago
Um.. its a toy brah, calm down.
nochio23 1 year ago
@nochio23
*facepalm* Am I really the only one here who knows how camera shutter speed works? really?
It's not a toy. It's an optical illusion.
percheron1654 1 year ago
Seriously, go get some glasses or just get off your computer sometime and go outside so you can tell the difference between real and fake things. It's obviously a fucking toy, if it were actualy spinning there would be, at the very least, a small bit of darkness between each blade, but there isn't. And are you suggesting that the back propeller spins MUCH faster than the top? that's the only way it would look like it was still spinning while the other looked motionless if it were a shutter speed
nochio23 1 year ago
trick. dipshit.
nochio23 1 year ago
When it stops and starting going up the top propeller bounces a little bit, when it turns left the propeller moves slightly to the left, when it turns right it turns slightly to the right. Don't try and play the whole "im a technical expert so my dumbassness must be right" game.
nochio23 1 year ago
@nochio23 It's not my fault you're so god damn stupid.
You remind me of those people who look at CGI and actually question if its real or not. Cause you know SHIT about how it works.
And as a fact I AM quite experienced in these things, so go learn the facts before you "think" you know what you're talking about numbnuts.
percheron1654 1 year ago
Obviously you know the facts since you've stated none and given no evidence at all. Right? Yea, such a waste of time arguing with a 13 year old camera expert like yourself on the internet.
nochio23 1 year ago
@nochio23 Add 10 years to that age, then get off your lazy ass and get the facts yourself. I'm not going to waste my time retrieving information for someone who's too ignorant to learn for themselves.
percheron1654 1 year ago