Life in the Sky

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Music soundtracks, camera gear and for more info, please read below:
Low level flying: Flown in the US in according with the FAR/AIM rules, in sparsely populated areas and no closer than 500 feet to any person, vessel, vehicle, or structure.
Commercial flights: No handheld footage below 10,000ft.
During sterile cockpit operations, footage filmed from the jumpseat or with a camera mounted on a suction cup.

Soundtracks:
Dexter Britain - The Time To Run
Two Steps from Hell - Strength of a Thousand Men

Filming gear:
- Canon G7X, Canon 70D, Canon 6D, Canon 5D Mark IV,
- Gopro 3+, DJI Osmo Action
- Samyang 20mm f/1.8, Sigma 17-50 f/2.8 OS, Sigma 35mm f/1.4, Canon 24-105 f/4 L IS
Timelapse settings:
- Gear: Canon 6D/5D Mark IV, Samyang 20mm f/1.8
- Lens aperture: f/1.8 - f/2.5
- Exposure duration: 4 - 20 seconds
- ISO sensitivity: 1250 - 10,000
- Smoothness is achieved with a lot of patience, zero-turbulence flights, camera laid on a soft piece of black cloth, on the glareshield. Pictures are enhanced in Adobe Lightroom and the timelapse is created in Adobe Premiere Pro, stabilized with the “Warp Stabilizer VFX” tool.

[crypticfustic]

Makes me want to be a pilot even more!

[MomosDiary]

This is basically AMAZING: motivating me much more (if possible)

[PilotVictor]

*I have no words... It's just incredibly beautiful!*

[fb]

To those who are wondering where he went. He still uploads on his instagram account. He is now a Boeing 777 pilot.

[byronhenry]

Watching your videos 3 years ago helped to motivate me to become a pilot. 3 years later, I’m employed at a regional carrier. First flights in a jet will be this February. Every time I find myself overwhelmed with the constant studying, low pay, work rules, and general stress, I always find my way back to this channel.

Thank you for capturing the epic of human aviation. Job well done, sir!

[muhammetcivelek]

I remember when I first watched the video 4 years ago with extreme feelings tell me to become a pilot. I tried so hard and am still try to be. Interesting thing for me is that I never lose my passion not even once and still dedicating myself. I hope everyone reach their goals.

[gio]

It would be difficult to me to say how many times I have watched your video since you launched it, and definitely imposible to say how many times since my last flight due to the pandemic, thanks a lot for keeping me “ in the air”. A Norwegian captain salutes you 👨🏻‍✈️.

[AileronAviationFilms]

Aviation at it's best! Outstanding videography and editing! Thank you for showing this beautiful views. Definitely your best video yet.

Keep up the great work and happy landings!

[lorran]

Best aviation channel. No more words.
Thanks for this new piece of art.

Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[to]

I still remember the day I watched this for first time.
This movie motivated me again to dream of being airline pilot, and now I'm studying to enter a pilot academy in Japan.
Thank you for letting me recall my dream in childhood.

[matthpilot]

Amazing! As a pilot student your videos know how to motivate me when sometimes it's difficult ;)

[alessandrosatta]

I keep coming back to this video, from before starting PPL up to now, studying ATPL. All the efforts will be worthy. 100% sure

[mattc]

It is absolutely beautiful to see these things in person, I've wanted to be s commercial pilot since about 5 years old and Im sticking to it, your videos always inspire me to keep chasing my dream, thank you so much 👍💯

[CelticSaint]

That opening scene of walking into the cockpit, knowing that you are going to fly that beautiful bird!! What a thrill that must be. Whenever an airplane flies overhead I stop what I am doing an gaze at it in awe.

[Nussholzmobiliar]

THIS IS ART! and i love every single second of it

[musician]

I am a “regular” person who was allowed on the flight deck as a passenger in 1999 when we landed in Boston.

Then after 2001 I knew I would never sit in another flight deck and I honestly thought I would never see these views again. Now, through YouTube, and via Pilots who are allowed to and choose to share footage here, I can once again see the extraordinary sights I saw that day in 1999.

It is unlikely I’ll see it in person again, but thank you for giving us aviation enthusiasts thrilling access like this! Well done, and thank you for the photography/gear listing at the end.

[Diego]

Awesome Shots, and the choice of music was really good, another masterpiece

[ATCpilot]

Omg golfcharlie232 is back!!! Thank you so much for visualizing my bucket list including:

-flying a jet
-aerobatics rating
-gliding in the alps
-flying a mustang!!!

Nightshots from the 737 are amazing as well!!!

Thanks. A motivation to keep working on my goals <3

[martinko]

This is breathtaking, perfectly captures the magic of flying and I can feel love we all share for it. Thank you sir!
And I’m not even halfway through the video

[HMSDaring]

Amazing that every time I watch one of your new videos I get goose bumps. I can't begin to imagine how much of a privilege it is to see these sights daily. I'm truly envious of your profession, more still because of the wide varieties of aircraft you've flown; from commercial to a WW2 warplane. Outstanding video.