Coast Guard Helicopter Rescue Demo in HD

US Coast Guard Helicopter Rescue Demo filmed at Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, Alabama, on Saturday, 7-18-2009.

Coast Guard Helicopter Demo 2 video at the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D5s0UiyTIg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HH-65_Dolphin
HH-65C Helicopter information link above:

Manufacturer Link:
http://www.eurocopter.com

Video taken with a Panasonic FZ28 camera. Rendered with Sony Vegas Movie Studio 9 Platinum, set as Windows Media Video V11, 6 MPS HD 720-30p video

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[MrTornadoman97]

how can the main rotor spin so slowly???

[BestTimesNow]

@MrTornadoman97

It's just a strobe effect with the camera that makes it look like the rotor is going slow.

There is a funny helicopter video that has the visual effect of a non spinning rotor.

Search youtube for "Extraordinary stroboscopic effect " to see it



[MeierTV]

Thank god he didn't drown!

So others may live bro...

[Ondelendo]

Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always US Coast Guard Helicopter Rescue Demo filmed at Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham

[oxymoron9x]

@MrTornadoman97 You can recreate a similar effect with a ceiling fan and a one of those cheap gimmick strobe lights.

[petacavanagh]

@MrTornadoman97 Basically the cameras FPS matches the speed of the rotor spin giving the effect of a slow-moving rotor, or sometimes a rotor not moving... it's really weird to see on camera when you can see it with your own eyes at the same time, google "stroboscopic effect"

[trshaw02]

I love the Coast Guard <3

[Surinam1007]

That looks quite comfortable

[Haggman66]

Awsome video!

[HUNTomIX]

@MrTornadoman97 magic!

[Shadokin123]

@MrTornadoman97 It's because of the frames per second. Most cameras have 30 frames per second and so it is not able to capture enough images enough to see everything the rotors are doing. We can see more of it because our eyes are 100 frames per second (fps). Some cameras can see bullets because they are 20,000 FPS.

[farmvillechampion01]

puddle pirates

[MrYour101]

@camo14jnr When the heli crashes with his Family in it !