Cineroc

The Cineroc took twenty seconds of 8mm movie film at about 30 frames per second. When played back at the typical 18 frames per second, a slow-motion effect was produced.

Roger Smith is building an upscale Cineroc which carries a digital camcorder. The project is described in the PayloadBay.com article "My Current Project - Upscaled Cineroc/Omega."

References:

• Upscale Cineroc/Omega (Article)
• How I Became Interested in Rocketry (Article)
• Model Rocket Building Spree (Article)
• Tools and Tips (Article)
• Upscale Cineroc Takes Flight (Article)
• Bunnell Blast 2006 (Article)
• NEFAR's January 2007 Launch (Article)
• NEFAR's February 2007 Launch (Article)
• Upscale Omega Flies (Article)
• NEFAR's March 2007 Launch (Article)
• NEFAR's August 2007 Launch (Article)
• NEFAR's September 2007 Launch (Article)
• Upscale Cineroc Summary - Rocket Video Camera (Article)
• Building InFlight's Omega Clone (Article)
• Tikva: A New Hope (Article)
• Sport Rocketry (Miscellaneous)
• Parachute (Miscellaneous)
• Omega (Miscellaneous)
• Upscale Omega/Cineroc (Picture)
• Estes Cineroc (Picture)
• Cineroc Flight Test (Picture)
• 2007-03-10 Upscale Cineroc (Gallery)
• Upscale Omega/Cineroc (Gallery)
• Roger Loads the "Cineroc" Camera (Gallery)