Hold on to your pins, people. This comes to you quickly.Missed going to bowling in person? Lace up your virtual bowling shoes and get ready to visit through the eyes of a drone.Filmmakers Jay Christensen and Anthony Jaska of video production company Rally Studios sent the drones to speed through the Bryant-Lake Bowl and Theater in Minneapolis and posted the eye-catching performance to YouTube on Sunday.It's an impressive cinematic makeover when a Cinewhoop drone flies down a bowling lane near a peg and then flies back to the bowler. Crisp sound, ambience - of people chatting, the bowling ball rolling on the stick,
the loud sound of the peg enhances agility.The สูตรเล่นสล็อต Cinewhoop drone is a tiny drone built specifically to capture HD video in cinemas. Since the impeller protection tube is safer.That might be why parachutists waiting for their turn didn't look with the slightest panic of seeing drones flying straight at them. They still know it's coming.This took a lot of planning and flight mapping before launching the camera," Brian Heimann of Rally Studios told me. "The intention felt more like a movie and a voyeur.
In one order, the cameras will move above and behind the pins so you can see the hidden machines that control them. That was a behind-the-scenes view that I had never seen before. Then again, I can count my lifetime strikes in one hand.I don't know anything about drones. But I was amazed how it flew through those tight spaces without any problems, ”commented one YouTube viewer.Rally Studios counts adventure videos as one of the presentations, Heimann confirmed to me that the team goes through rigorous COVID-19 protocols for production using door temperatures and requiring masks - when people don't need to be lowered to drink. That beer is
