Now I know how to do your, "quick get-away" trick, Double D. You really shouldn't give away all your secrets, DD. We seasoned citizens need an edge, you know.
Lance, Mike and I rarely watch those U-tube abominations, so we will try to accommodate you and others, like us, who refuse to sink to that level. 90% of that stuff is pure crap, with a few notable exceptions like the Paulson Bros. clips and Cannonmn's stuff and a few other isolated clips. Good quality Stills are very elusive, as you know. The problem is that you can get a nice still of a blank or the muzzle blast of a live round shot, but you won't catch the projectile, other than a gray colored streak or blur. Further confounding this search for a good quality still of a projectile exiting the bore, is the fact that without very expensive high speed camera equipment and software, you are presented with few options. One of these is to use 'Frameshots' or a similar, reasonable cost, 'frame-capture software' to grab one particular frame which has the projectile centered and fairly well focused. The problem with this option is there is a trade-off for getting a fairly well focused, in-flight, projectile, at, say 1,200 frames per second, that of resolution and adequate light. Despite being in focus, the image will be grainy and dark, not like Nasa's spectacular stills of the Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster's upon light-off! To get quality like that, you need to go north of $100,000 just for the camera.
I can promise that we will try our best, but our equipment is not really, even barely, adequate for this task.
Tracy
