I could figure out a way to prop my iPhone against something and stream the launch, as I'll be there tomorrow scrub or not. Don't count on anything though.
I wouldnt complicate it by having multiple feeds, commentary, on screen twitter etc. Keep it simple, camera with good zoom perhaps using one of these http://new.livestream.com/broadcaster
Quote from: Orbiter on 06/21/2014 11:38 pmI could figure out a way to prop my iPhone against something and stream the launch, as I'll be there tomorrow scrub or not. Don't count on anything though.With an iPhone, you're not going to see much with that wide-angle fixed-focal-length lens from the many miles you'll be from the launch site.
Quote from: Lee Jay on 06/22/2014 12:35 amQuote from: Orbiter on 06/21/2014 11:38 pmI could figure out a way to prop my iPhone against something and stream the launch, as I'll be there tomorrow scrub or not. Don't count on anything though.With an iPhone, you're not going to see much with that wide-angle fixed-focal-length lens from the many miles you'll be from the launch site.It'll still be cool!!
I'd miss the view from the rocket cam, though. Do you think we could get that feed from SpaceX?