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clock-iconPUBLISHEDJuly 7, 2014

Amazing Inside View Of Fireworks Taken By A Drone

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Jos Stinghling. Watching fireworks from the inside offers not only a close up view, but a new perspective on how they fall

Ever been stuck at the back at a fireworks event and wishing for a closer view? How about a really close view, like flying right through it?

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We've previously provided a video on the chemistry of fireworks, but for a view like you've never had try this using a DJI Phantom 2 drome and a GoPro Hero 3 silver camera.

HD recommended.

 
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