GoPro: Red Bull Rampage - 2012 

2019 still watching Awesome people!

Coming here 8 years later what a nostalgic trip

:OOO люди, вы чудо!)))

these guys are nuts

I think these guys are the sickest of all the sick extreme sport people! Amazing!

It is amazing that so much skill is possible without any brains at all.

Best edited video by GoPro that I have seen.

After 11 years and still watching! This is the best video bike I've ever seen!

Вот это экстрим!!!

Rampage is awesome.. thx for sharing

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gopro vids keep getting better and better

Cool ! (Russia)

thanks gopro and redbull for so good videos

Best rampage video I've ever seen, actually gave me the adrenalin shakes!

10 days of Awesomeness - Go Pro Hero 3 - After 28 hours of editing come watch and appreciate the carnage in this movie of my holiday to the Gold Coast, Australia. Filled with partying scenes , cageless shark diving, tubing, skydiving, flyboarding ect. Worth the watch! . All on the Go Pro Hero 3

Probably the best song for the best video of GoPro

Thumbs up for the ability to create epic bullet time style effects( 0:53 } with this amazing cam(s) :D

Love that effect at 0:51 with the simultaneous camera shots... if only i could afford like ten GoPros to pull it off too!

Red Bull events filmed with a GoPro it's the best combination ever.

Mixed feelings about the Redbull Rampage. It sets a precedent for imitation by amateurs that is destructive to the environment in uncontrolled settings and when that occurs it undermines mountain bike access. On the other hand... It is a spectacular and awesome event of creativity and athleticism. I love watching these guys do things that I would shit myself doing. But I'm also inspired by it. Like I said, Mixed Feelings.

Man I love GoPro Videos.

OOOOOH MYYYY GOOOOD!!!AMASING MONTAGE

Barrecloth is a legend, and one of my heroes.

for all those shots were its kinda of still for a second then it moves to a completely different angle where it looks like they are rotating the camera they have 15 or so go pros lined all next to each other filming and they pull a bit of film from each one and edit it together to give it that motion look. its one the coolest things in filming with those cameras in my opinion

2:29 !!!!! Amazing editing and the music editing is just as fine!

For everyone who wants to know, the song is by Mochipet and it's called The Battle of Dinotropolis

i love that sick video editing

tripod mounted bar with up to 50 gopros mounted on it all focusing at the same specific point. the subject goes in front of cameras and all of them capture the subject. then, you sync the cameras, go to the same moment in time for all of them, and you have 50 different angles of the subject, all at the same exact movement. so from there you can slide around in the same frame and then continue the shot from any other camera on the rig.

this song is so dope! and pumped up kids is on half of the videos on internet

Things you need to do this: #1: A helmet #2: Downhill/Freeride Bike #3: Lots of practice and training #4: Balls. Huge balls. Balls big as Russia at least.

two best channel's on youtube. GoProCamera and RedBull. If they combined to make a video website. it would be amazing. or if they had a TV Channel

gopro redbull and devinsupertramp best youtube channels!

FANTASTIC VIDEO !!!!

Yep, most of their shots in most of their vids are made by gopros, but clearly not all of them, in some vids you can actually see the same scene but with another angle so you see the camera that was recording the first angle, and its not a gopro. That doesnt mean there videos arent awesome, This is actually the 2 best youtube channel in my opinnion.

that was the most extreame and epic thing that ive ever seen

2021 still watching , best spot ever

Still the best Hero 2 quality Video!

Red Bull+ GoPro= awesome

Woodman you're a mad man its crazy to see what a few years can do for an amazing individual like yourself. Lots of love from Transworld

That's crazy how well it fits! You sir are a genius!

they do it with a kind of beam and on the beam there are a like 20 gopro's filming. All they clip's from the gopro's are edited in the good order (left to right) then you get the rotation effect.

Dude this Video is so awesome ! I can`t stop watch this ! got damn i`ve already seen this 30 times ! Here come the 31 !

It's a little tricky. They use multiple GoPro's on what is most likely a stand with the ability to place multiple cameras on one one mechanism and use it as if it were a tripod. Then they place on that mechanism what looks like 10 GoPros. All of these GoPros are angled specifically and they all record at the same time. Then, when brought into an editing program they take all the angles placed together to form a very wide shot while frozen,animate them together, and resume play on the last angle.

multiple gopro's are used and are set up on a particular edge and the editor simply selects the right frame from each of the gopro's to be use to achieve the effect of a rotational view

GoPro and RedBull-- the perfect match.

whoa that was breathtaking man, one wrong move and your 24/7

What an awesome video that was - replay.

I rode dirt bikes for awhile and i was fairly decent riding. I tried mountain biking for the first time last summer and it was 100X harder then anything i have done on a Dirt Bike. Mad props to these guys, its a lot harder then you think

Song is Mochipet "The Battle of Dinotropolis"

Can't. Stop. Watching.

You need to get McCaul signed - a POV of that canyon gap would have made the vid 10 times better! :p

Have a lot of cameras side by side on a rack and they all take a photo at the same time. Then a computer software calculate it and filling in the blanks in between so that u get that smooth movement switching from photo to photo.

There are multiple cameras placed one next to another, so they capture the same frame from different angles. In post production just place the frames in the same order as the cameras were;

the song is Mochipet, "The Battle of Dinotropolis" its in the description!

Multiple cameras positioned side by side all simultaneously recording, and then some trick editing to show swap from one camera view to the next. I think the first time it was done was a Gymkhana video, and they showed how the setup was done.

Man, Tyler McCaul is a sick rider!

so dangerous! so good! this feat is awesome

they probably had like an array of cameras side by side and they all shoot at the same time then time laps everything into that amazing shoot that i use as wallpaper :p

Amazing stuff. Great footage.

exelente video!!! muy buena calidad la verdad go pro! sensacional!

Go Pro and Red Bull, this will be amazing

fits in perfectly in the beginning ;D

INSANE!! Those guys are crazy!

incredible! don't like that they alter the terrain though. leave it as you found it

Ala' Rampage, cada año màs alucinanteeeeeee..............

HOHO bela edição pessoal incrível parabéns..

Music Mochipet - The Battle of Dinotropolis

"if something small went wrong, you're going right or left and that's death". These guys must have such passion for their sport

beautiful vidéo !

oh okay the purple is what through me off. now it's definitely clear to me that it's a mouth guard. thanks man

Amazing view

Awesome Video!

10 gopros and great cutting

Its a camera array. Like a bunch of cameras together all taking almost the same picture. allows you to 'freeze' time and move around like that.

Deus é Pai......isto arrepia e fascina só de olhar...viivaa o Freeride viiivaa o DH

Mochipet - The battle of dinotropolis

I love this.

Go Pro + RedBull = nuclear mixture

Great video!!!

they have like 20 or more gopros mounted onto a bar in one line and have them all record at the same time. Then they transition between the pictures of the gopro on the one end to the gopro on the other end of the bar. hope you got it.

the other day I was ripping it at my home mountain (Mt. baker) and sumdood was in front of me with a gopro on his head looking all teletubbie and shit and he came up to this peeyllooowww and stopped and I ripped it by him and launched what had to be 15 feet and stomped a fat grasser old school for a method and just felt great I love seeing people with the go pro I will be in your videos killing it always and forever

aka time slice photography, or bullet time effect as pioneered by the matrix movie, but to make it really make it look good, you need at least 10+ cameras, looks like they used only like 5 or less.

amazing video respect

multiple cameras at one point can do multiple screenshots and then you blend the shots together to make an still image but at the same point the camera almost looks as if it is moving showing more angles :)

That effect is done by having about 10 GoPro in a line, then the freeze frame all of them from right to left really fast in post to get that effect.

you have a series of cameras set up all beside each other, then take a still frame each camera and keyframe them together so the pan across the screen. Thats the best way to do it, but you need a bunch of gopros haha.

power of gopro my friend :D

k pasada ,algun dia podre ser como esos riders

Pra vocês que fala que sabe andar de Bike, isso que nos faz, não é nada comparado a esses caras'

Lepszego filmu jeszcze nie widziałem

the battle of dinotropilis. if you go onto any go pro vid on the go pro site, the musics always listed on the more info section

Wow..These guys are insane!!

wow Go Pro on the shovel

Brandon Semenuks part at 1:32 made me cry

Yes, they took lot of camera (maybe around 10) and just record together and switch the footage from one camera to next and next, so on. (paused video). then just continued from the last camera. Atleast that what I think they did.

sick stuff guys!

type in youtube matrix bullet time effect. they have a few ( ~20 ) cameras side by side and the effect its the same frame in very quick time from first to last camera and this is its

Yes!

They align a bunch of gopros in a rod and capture the whole sequence. Then, when they edit the video, the get one or two frames of each of the cameras, starting with the left cameras and ending with the right ones. Its like creating a ultra slow motion effect but instead the image is frozen and what moves is the camera point of view.