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Dragon shooting Dragon in Space

Jarred Land

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Rodney Grubbs from NASA just sent me this video of Astronaut Terry Virts setting up NASA's Red Dragon 6K camera in the cupola in the International Space Station getting ready to shoot the undocking of the SpaceX Dragon. Still can't believe this is real.


 
It's so funny from a rigging perspective and positioning the camera in zero gravity just how amazingly it easy it is to "lock it down".

Seriously in awe of what they could possibly be shooting.
 
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We have our eyes on those little blue quick clamps..
 
very cool.
 
OMG ! can't wait to see what they shoot. Jim and the rest of you guys must be pretty damn proud, congrats.
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There's only one way to top this and that's when they take it to the red planet. Congrats on getting RED into space. That's a huge accomplishment.
 
Pretty cool that they went ahead and got the 9" LCD. I've got to image shooting/rigging in zero gravity is a delight.
 
Far Out!
 
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