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Superview

i'm thankful i can still have superview for @supercars . i could never tolerate the commercial filled garbage ruining motorsports

Raw helmet-mounted GoPro Hero 12 Black POV footage shot in 60fps SuperView mode. Authentic wide-angle fisheye lens with natural barrel distortion and edge warping, realistic body-mounted vibration and terrain-induced shake, hyper-realistic snowboarding physics with precise weight transfer and edge bite, dramatic natural color science of an intense alpine twilight featuring saturated magenta-pink-purple clouds and fiery orange horizon glow. **Characters Exact match to the attached reference image on frame 0 as visual contract. Lock: dramatic pink-to-purple-to-orange cloudy sunset sky dominating the upper frame, vast snow-covered alpine slope with distant illuminated ridge markers, three snowboarders ahead (red-jacket rider left, dark-gear rider center, headlamp rider right), warm yellow headlamp beams cutting across the snow, deep powder texture, and POV snowboard tip visible in bottom foreground. Maintain identical sky palette, cloud structure, lighting quality, and environmental scale. Allowed: forward descent momentum, dynamic carving turns by POV rider and reference riders, realistic powder displacement. Forbidden: any shift in sky colors or gradient, no lighting changes outside natural motion, no alteration to rider silhouettes or overall composition. **Timeline (Second-by-Second)** 0-3s: POV rider surges forward at accelerating speed down the wide open slope from exact reference framing, camera exhibiting natural GoPro shake and subtle left-right lean as the board initiates a smooth carve right; reference riders ahead glide and kick up initial powder spray illuminated by their headlamps; wind rush and crisp board-on-snow scrape audio build in perfect sync with motion; dramatic pink-purple clouds fill the sky with subtle wind-driven drift. 3-7s: Rider leans hard into a fluid S-turn carving left then right, camera banks organically with body physics while fisheye edges warp slightly on the turn; pronounced rooster-tail snow spray arcs realistically outward from the board edge, catching headlamp beams and sky glow; center dark-gear rider pulls slightly ahead while red-jacket rider maintains parallel line; increased wind whoosh and snow displacement sounds peak with each carve. 7-12s: High-speed straight-line acceleration over gentle terrain undulations, camera bouncing with authentic vibration yet remaining stable and forward-focused; all reference riders spread naturally ahead as the group flows down the slope; board tip visibly cuts and sprays powder in foreground; final carve right with pronounced snow rooster tail; wind and carving audio crescendo then soften as the descent smooths under the unchanging epic sky. **Style, Quality Boosters & Negative Prompts** Hyper-realistic snow physics with accurate powder displacement, weight transfer, and edge bite; natural motion blur on spray and terrain; authentic GoPro lens flares from headlamps, subtle chromatic aberration, and dynamic range. Perfect audio-visual synchronization of wind rush, board scrapes, and snow whooshes. Cinematic yet raw action-cam color grading with filmic highlight roll-off. Strict negatives: no rubbery movements or floating snow, no deformed anatomy or extra limbs, no face drift, no unnatural camera behavior, no continuity breaks in sky or lighting, no beauty filters, no cartoonish physics, no text or logos, perfect hand and board stability within realistic shake.

Desde 2021 que Supercars implementó el Superview con las membresías de YouTube y podes verlo cuando quieras porque queda guardado! Fue un gran acierto y creo que aumentó muchísimo su difusión internacional

I don't think that C-5M (furthest northwest plane) at Diego Garcia has moved since Apr. 9. Apr. 12 BlackSky Gen 2, Apr. 13 SuperView Neo-1, and Apr. 17 Sentinel-2

Been going back and forth on this, I think a hangar (maybe plural) at Ovda was hit between Mar. 15 and Mar. 17. GIF jumps from Oct. to Mar. to keep the same sun elevation. Latter 2 images are SuperView Neo-1 from Mar. 10 and Apr. 11.

An idea I am working on. Getting a GoPro view of the action in manga and anime scenes. I'll probably have to do minor tweaks but sounds promising. 2x2 grid, do this for 4 famous manga scenes {> The Subject: `[$Action (e.g., Riding a dragon / Speeder bike chase)] :: [GoPro Hero Action Cam POV]::5` > The Shape: `Extreme first-person POV, edge of the helmet or handle bars visible at the bottom of the frame, super-wide "SuperView" distortion, horizon leveling effect::4` > The Texture: `Vibrant highly saturated action-cam colors, sharp digital contrast, wind-blur on the sides of the frame, water droplets or mud splatters on the lens::3` > The Lighting: `Bright, harsh outdoor sun, high contrast, vivid blue skies and deep green foliage::2` > The Camera: `Chest or helmet mount, ultra-wide 16mm lens, fast shutter speed freezing action, high energy framing::1` > Avoid: `[human helmet, human face, GoPro, camera, Soft cinematic lighting, dark colors, static composition, low resolution]:: -1`}

@supercars @chadneylon @Matt_Naulty doing the all nighter again here in England watching all the coverage & supporting my friends @premiairracing. Had a chuckle with the sound check "who's going to drive you home" 😆 only on superview !

This is achieved by setting up segments with empty images, and retaining a reference to said images. During layoutSubviews(), you can recursively iterate over the view hierarchy until you find an instance of UIImageView matching your reference images. You can then add your custom view as a subview of the image view’s superview.

Similar to @ryanfoxeth in another reply, I have a team of 4 working off of an Obsidian vault using git. `private` is gitignored so it's a place everyone can use for scratch space locally. I've used Notion in the past and far prefer the power of Markdown with Claude Code, but I miss the ability to create separate spaces with access controls. I pay for Obsidian Sync for my personal vault and would love to use it for work but it doesn't support this. I explored using LiveSync and forking it to implement this functionality and potentially upstream it in the future. In the meantime, the best path seems to be a root project with scaffolding to connect vaults the user has access to as folders in that directory, and agent instructions and a helper CLI tool to click all those vaults together in a way that they can be collectively navigated by users and their clients. The mobile experience would be a little weaker (lacking the root project superview) but deep linking across vaults is supported by Obsidian so the user could at least jump between things a little easier with good links. We could use Obsidian Sync at that point as the primary mechanism for the individual vaults.

CAST/C subsidiary Siwei recently launched SuperView Neo-2 05/06 remote sensing satellites & have now released some initial orders. It's part of a constellation that provides 30cm high resolution panchromatic & multispectral sat imagery. Siwei's own presentation compared its network to ESA's WorldView Legion & Pleiades Neo NASA's Landsat program as well as domestic competitor Jilin-1's Gaofen sats. Chinese players are now making their high resolution, wide swath imagery widely available to global customers. The effect of lower cost sat imagery in global mkt place will be interesting, since ppl want to see the latest imagery (like say Iran conflict) regardless of the nationality of the company providing it.

They stream on SuperView supercars.com/superview outside of Australia and NZ

Yeah MizarVision doesn’t operate their own satellites. SuperView Neo is a good call given the resolution. They don’t disclose sources, but the likely candidates are Jilin-1 or SuperView Neo on the Chinese side

Understood! Howrver, my understanding was that MizarVision only does data fusion/analysis, and gets their imagery from other operators? I was thinking thay the image posted looked like it could be SuperView Neo (20-30cm res?) but hard to be sure.

Rosemary, shut the fuck up with your NYT stupidity. Anyone who laps up this narrative is a fucking idiot...willfully blind, strategically illiterate, or both. Let’s eviscerate the premise with the cold precision it deserves, because this isn’t analysis; it’s narrative warfare dressed in academic drag, peddled by a credentialed class that mistakes access for insight. First, the core delusion: that delaying Planet and Vantor imagery “denied Iran BDA” while conveniently shielding the American public from the spectacle of 13 “uninhabitable” bases. Bullshit. Iran’s kill chain doesn’t queue up at American commercial archives like some desperate grad student at the Library of Congress. They operate in a multipolar ISR domain where the People’s Liberation Army’s SuperView Neo constellation...42-kilometer swaths at 30-50cm resolution...sweeps entire theater-wide targets in single passes, courtesy of state-owned Siwei and SpaceWill pipelines. Russian Bars-M and Kondor-V feeds, plus Iran’s own hardened ground stations and open-source fusion, fill any gaps. Beijing and Moscow aren’t renting imagery to Tehran; they’re fused partners in a contested battlespace. The delay was theater for the home audience...psychological ops to manage domestic perception while adversaries laughed and tasked their own assets in real time. Military professionals know this: BDA denial only works against actors who lack sovereign or allied redundancy. Iran stopped being that actor years ago. Psychologically, this is textbook elite information control. The “uninhabitable” framing...sourced anonymously from officials who have every incentive to inflate vulnerability for budget justifications or escalation pretexts...is pure affective priming. It triggers visceral dread in the public mind..."our bases are wrecked!” while the same outlets soft-pedal Iran’s precision strikes on comms nodes, radars, and THAAD decoy traps. It’s the same playbook as every post-1945 American conflict: obscure operational reality, amplify selective outrage, and keep the citizenry in a state of managed helplessness. Rosemary, you’re not exposing some ironic oversight; you’re amplifying the very mechanism designed to keep critical minds docile. The NYT isn’t reporting damage...it’s curating helplessness to preserve the illusion of American primacy in a domain it no longer monopolizes. Here’s the lethal truth your WaPo-NYT echo chamber refuses to internalize: modern precision strike warfare is no longer a U.S.-only game. Satellite proliferation, hypersonic vectors, and integrated ISR from authoritarian peers have collapsed the old asymmetry. Iran didn’t need our satellites to hit what mattered; they used a fused kill web we no longer control. The real story isn’t “hidden damage”...it’s the exposed fragility of forward basing in an era of peer-competitive space power. Clinging to commercial U.S. firms as gatekeepers of truth is nostalgia for unipolarity that died in 2022. Rosemary, spare us the next “takes on new meaning” thread. The adults in the room already see the board: multipolar, unforgiving, and indifferent to legacy media spin. Anyone still buying the NYT’s version isn’t informed...they’re useful idiots for a failing information regime. End of transmission. 🗡️💀⚖️

中国が「長征2号D」ロケットを打ち上げ　SAR地球観測衛星「四維高景2号」05、06を軌道投入 sorae.info/ssn/20260326-siwe… ・ロケット：長征2号D（Long March 2D／長征二号丁） ・打ち上げ日時：日本時間 2026年3月26日7時51分 ・発射場：太原衛星発射センター（中国） ・ペイロード：四維高景2号05、06（SuperView Neo 2-05 & 06、Siwei Gaojing-2-05 & 06） また今回のミッションでは、打ち上げに用いられた「長征2号D」ロケットとして初めて最大直径4.2メートルの複合材料フェアリングが採用されたほか、推進剤タンク外壁の無線温度測定システムが初めて正式運用されたことも発表されています

China lanzó con éxito el satélite de observación terrestre SuperView Neo-2 (Gaojing-2) 05&06, con su cohete Larga Marcha 2D, desde el puerto espacial de Taiyuan LC-9.

🇮🇷🇨🇳 | إيران أصبحت تحصل على صور ساتلية دقيقة من شركات صينية بما في ذلك أقمار SuperView وهذا يقلل اعتمادها على الولايات المتحدة ويعكس زيادة تنافس الصين في مجال التجسس عبر الأقمار الصناعية ———• 🇨🇳🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran is now obtaining high-resolution satellite images from Chinese companies, including the SuperView satellites, reducing its reliance on the United States and reflecting China’s growing competition in the field of satellite reconnaissance