In a delightful surprise, I found LA330 in the video!
It came up on Twitter, with Marik and @TheCholla having some questions about the angles of the contrails and suchlike (things that were probably answered back in early 2017). It occured to me I never put LA330's KML into Sitrec, so I did.
At the start of the video, LA330 (yellow) has not even taken off
Later, though, there are a few times where we see it in the sim. The first one JUST stays off-screen.
There's another EON shot where it woudl be on screen, but it's too wide angle (94 focal length) and you can't see either plane.
But then, when the on-screen time is 14:01:25 we see LA330 should be visible in a narrower FOV.
You can't see it in that screenshot, but it's actually visible as a faint grey dot moving from right to left, in the right position, at the right speed.
Then it switches to IR, and we get a better view.
I encourage people to look at the original video for verification. But here are those segments, with the contrast improved. View full screen.
So these are ADS-B tracks, time-synced with the video, showing exactly where the planes are, and showing a perfect match.
This case was solved years ago, but I've still seen a few holdouts. Perhaps this is the final bit of verification they need to accept that this is indeed just IB 6830
It came up on Twitter, with Marik and @TheCholla having some questions about the angles of the contrails and suchlike (things that were probably answered back in early 2017). It occured to me I never put LA330's KML into Sitrec, so I did.
At the start of the video, LA330 (yellow) has not even taken off
Later, though, there are a few times where we see it in the sim. The first one JUST stays off-screen.
There's another EON shot where it woudl be on screen, but it's too wide angle (94 focal length) and you can't see either plane.
But then, when the on-screen time is 14:01:25 we see LA330 should be visible in a narrower FOV.
You can't see it in that screenshot, but it's actually visible as a faint grey dot moving from right to left, in the right position, at the right speed.
Then it switches to IR, and we get a better view.
I encourage people to look at the original video for verification. But here are those segments, with the contrast improved. View full screen.
So these are ADS-B tracks, time-synced with the video, showing exactly where the planes are, and showing a perfect match.
This case was solved years ago, but I've still seen a few holdouts. Perhaps this is the final bit of verification they need to accept that this is indeed just IB 6830