What if we want to use the camera to track orbit balls?

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What if we want to use the camera to track orbit balls?

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05-01-2009, 00:14

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Re: What if we want to use the camera to track orbit balls?

"... but there's always more than one way to do it!" Need? Who said anything about need?

Besides, a little study of the pixellation of those Moon Rocks suggests finding a stable visual feature will be a challenge, let alone tracking them. The target on the trailer looks pretty good visually, though. Wonder how much their gonna wobble?

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