La Palma Volcano eruption insane drone video of lava fountain jet huge ash cloud 4k 

We don't even know the half of it. There is a lot more happening out of sight under the ground.

Let’s go Brandon!

Yeah...I was thinking the same thing

@@christy9766 at 1:20 looks cooler

it is the principle of the water jet pump, the vapor is sucked into the crater by the extreme fast jet rising upwards

@@ulrich3580 lmao!!! it's something mystical, Lars c:

It's a drone, no audio. I have stuff from the ground with audio but it is 8k and I won't be posting until I get home and have more time. I can pipe in audio from the ground camera but then it just feels fake.

Everything you see on my channel I shot, this included. Also, "thanking" the channel is still copyright theft and it doesn't make it ok. It's like stealing someone's car and thanking them. :)

well share the f outta it

@@tigrehermano It's on my GAB and many others of my media... How are U sharing???

My name is Brandon Clement. I shot the video, WxChasing is my company.

First, thank you for the compliments. So here is the catch. It's a drone, there is no mic. If it had a mic then it would sound like a hive of angry bees. I do have video from the ground but I've been shooting in 8k, 10 bit color at 400mb/s. The files are so massive that even my high powered 8 core gaming laptop designed to edit video can't even play it back. So, when I get home next week I will be able to upload it with a lot of recorded audio as well. The next problem is the audio timestamps are quite different between the drone which is about 100 meters away and the camera which is 1.5KM away. The sound difference when matched up looks odd. The final option is to take some of that 8k video, throw it in my editor, remove the video, leave the sound and merge it with the drone video. I did do this today and will be uploading it shortly. So I'll have that drone video with sound tonight even if it is off some. Ground video uploaded in 8k next week with sound but the best video I've shot so far will be uploaded tonight without sound because it's a lot of work to do sitting next to a volcano by myself with limited bandwidth and computing power. Hope that helps.

@@WxChasing When your a KM away from something the sound is always around a second behind the action that creates it. I remember when I was a kid & climbed up the hill behind our house I could see one of our neighbors dogs barking , it was a second or two later I could hear the bark. Either way I enjoy watching your videos, I'll go see if I can find the one you mentioned. Thanks again.