GoPro Awards: Epic Cloud Cave Wingsuit in Fusion Overcapture 

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Absolutely

I agree

Great view vr experience!

Sounds like out of this world!

The video was a waste of time. He didn't go through the clouds

cloud dreams are weird. wonder how the brain knows what it looks like

@@LOL60345 he didnt had a dream he just wrote that thinking its cool comment getting him thousand likes

dont die before jumping from plane to clouds..

Nyderalin ps4 who hurt you man

It wasn't a dream. Just you've been a bird in a previous life

R Garlin x0.25 speed is what you need

R Garlin you're right 😕

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R Garlin same here

Get a life

War Chest what is overcapture and why did the video look so weird? Almost fake like.

Brian Stayton like, who was holding the camera?

"Captured with a 360º view on a GoPro Fusion."

stellvia hoenheim This is as real as it gets, fool..

Reality Check Don't feed the troll, silly

Yo wassup bootleg boy

No it isn't. The camera is head mounted on a stalk covered in green screen so it can be removed in post. Even if it was CGI, it's still awesome; but it's not!

NeonsStyle

if the camera is in line with the support it doesn't show up ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3BXLPHtViok.html amazing video :D

Watch and Listen the song Given To Fly by Pearl Jam!

Gopro ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-69HXCn2TjYc.html

Aff, 200 jumps Ws training You can do it

it's not a hard thing to do. Go to a dz, start skydiving, get licence, jump a while and after about a year you can start training on wingsuit. Done! A budget of about 5000 USD should cover almost all.

SERIOUSLY... 'Magic'... You need to get out more.

Ahh! A Civ 4 throwback!

Any fly squirrel: - hold my beer!

@@totalmikie That was the point of the quote. Show any electronic device to a peasant from the 14th century and they couldn't explain it apart from to day it was magic.

@@strangelee4400 Dude, most people know so little about how their car works that it might as well be magic. You put in this strange smelling liquid (petrol) turn a key and it just works! Same with Cameras and Mobile Phones.

Its the GoPro Fusion

I thought it was a guy flying separately and then it did that smooth 360 and NOPE

It's on a stick mounted to his helmet... the Fusion blends it all like that! Typically on Fusion videos, you can control the view too.

It's a drone

@@NinthYard def... not a drone.

greenified22 just get a humidifier, same thing

@@eliass0n I bet they taste like hopes and dreams

Would be a letdown, if you’ve tasted the Rainbow.

They’re surrounded by clouds. You just don’t see it because they’re right up close

cotton candy, cloud...same thing

ssj trunks31 me to 🤗

Go for it guys! Feels amazing!

Oh yes I will, but I have to wait only a few monts until im 18 and finaly able to start to decide my own decisions 😇✌️

Do you need to do skydiving first to do this?

This is skydiving :) but more precisely you need a couple hundred jumps before putting a wingsuit on, where you practice a lot of tracking jumps. Tracking is basically wingsuiting without a wingsuit, its superfun!

go sky diving see it in person.. ive seen these things in person alot

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Damn you don't watch the wing suit guys fly down the huge ass mountain ravines and shit that stuff is wayyyyyy more crazy and intense bro!!!!

Ha.lol

Rick Bailey we probably shoulda stormed area 51 a lot sooner then

There are no ufo in clouds

@@mirandahosla5203 yeah, they usually sit out in the open. We'll, at least all of the ones I've seen.

@@erictalkington5674 the people made ufo ?

I'mma do it on drugs.

Lol both are on my bucket list but 1 is checked off

Reverse bucket list? Things to do after you die?

Yes, I wonder is there a sensor that prevents collisions like that?

Alex Silver No they just have separate air spaces and elevations

RIGHT!!!! I was thinking the same thing. As a seasoned traveler, many commercial flights I've taken have sliced through clouds without a second thought. What happens when one of these wing suits enthusiasts has a close-encounter of that kind?!?!

Pilot: *ACTIVATE THE WINDSCREEN WIPER*

No 747 can fly under 15k feet i guess

exact!

Wow! Unreal!

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no

His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy..

Mom's spaghetti

dads ravioli

But he looks calm and ready to drop bombs

Ling ling!!!

Exactly my thoughts

Flying? Its more Buzz lightyear "Falling with style".

5k actually

We"ll send ur mother Tell her to get ready

I'll tell you what, my first time skydiving, it was my buddy and I and a married couple were the only ones there that day. It was dark and cloudy and raining on and off all day. The couple took a rain check and my buddy and I waited for a couple hours. Out of nowhere the guy runs in and says it's now or never so we went. We didn't get to watch people landing all day before our jump and we were the only ones all day. Still completely cloudy out, no holes or openings. At least none that show the sun or anything. Not even sure looking back why they let us go. We were doing tandem jumps though so I guess the guys we went with must've been confident about it. Even at 14,000 ft you couldn't see any sunlight. It was just as cloudy and gray looking up there. We had never went before and had no idea what to expect. My buddy went first so I get to the door and we go. Looking down, there was an opening in the clouds so you could see the ground, but not the horizon. At some point getting close to time to pull, we cleared the clouds and the view all the way around cleared up. We pulled, landed and as we were walking away from where we landed it just started raining again. It was crazy. One of the guys jumping with us, at about 10,000 ft on the way up thought it would be funny to say, "holy shit it's a tornado!" There wasn't, but we were already nervous enough and that didn't help lol. We also found out a year later that the owner of the place died the week before from a skydiving accident at the place we jumped from. Had we known though, we might've backed out so I'm glad we didn't. I loved it. I've been back 5 more times over the years and my 7th jump is already paid for but I had a weather delay so I had to go back home. I'm going in less than two weeks and hopefully the weather cooperates. I can't wait! I went twice in 2 months in about 2002 or 2003 and talked about going back for years. Finally in 2014 I decided to make it an annual thing. Last year though I waited too long and weather was no good. So I moved it to this summer and can't wait to go. I need that rush every once in a while. They've all been tandem though. I don't have the money for the classes to go solo and I live too far away to go all the time, but once a year is nice.

@@erictalkington5674 you are making your dreams true bro

Just like with everything that flies in the sky, there are zones. He won't go flying in the zone of a commercial plane or any other plane for the matter.

Which helmet?

No buddy. They are not. They can freeze to death in clouds

@@King9king is that serious?

@@agent.4206 yupp. Google about rime ice. Glaze ice Even planes dont dare to fly in some types of cloud

​@@King9king Rime icing, either both wingsuit Hemi or bilateral leading edge/s absolutely happens !!!......... though only in very specific sets of circumstances!! To say that such icing, whilst wingsuit punching through clouds, makes Wingsuiting clouds more dangerous than proximity flying is just plain *WRONG*! To also say (and I quote) *"They can freeze to death in clouds*"... now, that's just plain silly!! Let me try and explain: Civilian Skydiving, in many countries, is a sport that is self-regulated, In the States its the *U.S Parachuting Association* *(USPA)* , in Australia its the *Australian Sport Parachuting* *(APS)*. On top of this, each DZ (dropzone) may/may not enforce additional regs/rules. CAA (US), CASA (Aust) are civilian aviation authorities who also have regs relating to skydiving. Intentional freefall, wingsuit or canopy punching through clouds is generally regulated against ... One can apply to these civilian authorities to jump outside such regulations though it's an involved process of multiple applications by individuals/groups, DZ's etc to these civilian aviation authorities. Permission will depend on location, regional weather patterns & nuances, other aviation traffic in the area & the jumpers skill level etc etc, it is most definitely *NOT* a given & can take many months. Of course, some people will just 'accidentally' on purpose do so anyway regardless of Regs. That said, its most definitely not common. So with all that said: *(i)* Free falling, flying under canopy or wing-suiting through a cloud base intentionally, whilst not illegal as such, is VERY much regulated gainst. *(ii)* Suit leading edge (Rime/ Glaze Icing) will usually only occur when temps are below 0C (~ -1C to -20C), as well as suitable temp, this icing relies on moisture in clouds, small drop size and correct cloud types. It is also very much dependant on the time spent in such a suitable cloud. Even with all the required variables for icing present & even with frank icing apparent, A person *Absolutely 100% Can NOT* 'freeze to death during a jump through such clouds. Even if you somehow managed to fly wingsuit in such a perfect storm of variables for 2 or 3 minutes ....... You have ZERO chance of freezing to death. Even if the air temp was -60C (-76F) & including wind chill factor you are looking at an uncomfortable 15 and up to 30 minutes before hypothermia took you out. EVEN then, rather than freezing to death you are going to start losing feeling in extremities and exposed areas (making it difficult to pull) and more than likely would die from 'Bouncing' long before freezing to death. Even jumping completely naked is going to take 10 to 15 minutes and you will lose consciousness long before freezing to death and that takes us back to dying due to impact with earth. So unless you have some way of wing-suiting naked around inside suitable clouds for 15 to 30 minutes, you ain't gonna freeze to death. As mentioned earlier... At absolute max, you might be able to fly that suit a minute or so inside a suitable cloud. Proximity flying has WAY WAY *WAY* more potential for danger, injury & death than punching clouds & icing up. I have never seen, heard, read or otherwise aware of a single soul dying as a result of freezing to death whilst punching through clouds. Proximity wing suiting, on the other hand, has resulted in 42 deaths since the year 2000 alone. In all that time there has never been a single reported case of a wing suiter dying due to freezing to death during a jump/flight.

without proper equipment and training, clouds are extremely dangerous. spatial disorientation is the main thing here.

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Sky High well buy a wing suit

well buy a coffin....sorry i cant visit you at your funeral :)

Clark Kent That go pro consists of many cameras that are positioned at different angles so that when it seems like the camera turns to face the guy it’s just footage from multiple cameras synced together.

Exactly

@@charlie633 Where is it mounted though i'm curious

@@entertainmentprime101 simply it's 360 camera attached to the the helmet.

@draco-draco The GoPro stitches the images from multiple cameras together. There's a minuscule blind spot it "fills in" right at the bottom. Connected right in-line with the blind spot is a selfie stick. Example: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Eoif6FRLrso.html

Paint it black and you will have solar heating.

They're falling, though.

keep that chin up

Makes you more aerodynamic.

these days you need to be a dog to get any successful treatment

I'm a Giraffe 360 degree camera mounted on his head

MezzaCS did they take out the thing that’s attached to his head after filming?

I'm a Giraffe yes when he landed

MezzaCS 😁👍

It could be completely made fake using video editing software you can buy at best buy