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What a dynamic tandem.

Bamber "One of the current owners says the fans are toxic, another has accused us of kidnapping his daughter. Not an enticing prospect for potential buyers is it?" https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/why-does-no-one-want-to-buy-us.1572680/

Durham ex pro: "It seems KLD Is close to some huge financial backing from his Middle Eastern partners. Story to break over the next few days Apologies for the spelling mistake in the title The excitement to much lol" https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/rumour-of-new-investment-single-source-is-op.1572661/

New image captured by a drone.

You rang?

Thanks, you are swell chap. #TeamFish

This is the company he was using at the time. I read they used drones. Should of watched the first video in full. The landing on the treetop came from my first Google search at the time. The board has corrected me on my error.

Mavic Air.

On the ground? He landed on top of a tree.

Look back at when the camera is moving. Nothing is attached to his helmet. Literally the GoPro slot on his helmet is empty.

"As drones have taken over as a leading tech tool for aerial photography, what’s known as fisheye distortion (or the barrel effect) can become a major problem for optical clarity. You’ve perhaps already seen what can happen with this problem after using wide-angle lenses on your drone. The reason fisheye distortion happens in drone photography is because the lens’ field of view is wider than the size of your image sensor. Eliminating fisheye distortion in aerial photography isn’t too complicated if you have the right type of software available. Yet, maybe you’re still mystified as to why it’s called fisheye, or the “barrel effect.” On a more technical level, this happens because the camera squeezes the field of view so it fits into the image. It causes straight lines in the photo to looked curved, or like a barrel shape. The term “fisheye” means virtually the same thing due to wide-angle lenses having short focal lengths. GoPro cameras cause this same problem, but here’s how to solve this based on the corrective software you use."

Matt Targett: Q: You were one of five new faces in a lively transfer window for Newcastle. Who has impressed you out of the current squad the most in training? I think Saint-Maximin is so tricky, it's hard to get the ball off him. Also Kieran Trippier, the leadership skills and quality he has. A: They are all top players and I would say those two have impressed me the most. Q: Does Saint-Maximin still get in trouble for wearing jewellery all the time? A: Yeah, he gets fined a lot actually! You can't really say anything to him because he is our key player. Q: One thing I noticed [from the weekend] about Saint-Maximin was he was limping at times, and all of a sudden you think he is going to have to come off. Then he burst into life and made a run for goal. A: Yeah, that's what Maxi is like at times. Sometimes he acts like he's hurt, and the next minute he's gone from zero to 100. https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/targett-newcastle-transfer-saint-maximin-23112753

Fisheye lens adaptor on a drone.

https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/would-mike-ashley-be-interested-in-buying-us-if-we-were-up-for-sale.1572578/

E-Sunderland@e_sunderland · May 21, 2018 "SUNDERLAND WIN THE NEW OWNER TROPHY!!! Game, set and match. Keep your airport - keep your 2 Nandos - keep your massive ferris wheel - keep your sports direct mugs and your sausage rolls, WE'VE GOT THE DON!!!!!!!"

Womp. "With their first choice having opted to remain in his role as a television pundit and the team in disarray after losing their past three league games, Sunderland reconsidered the other names on their shortlist and are in advanced talks with the former Norwich and Preston manager Alex Neil." Sorry!