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First off a very special thanks to our pilot Bob Powell. Without him, this project would literally have never gotten off the ground.

We shot this June 2, 2011 with 4 cameras. Two GoPro HD Hero cameras were mounted to the exterior of the plane, while myself and second cameraman Chad Janusch operated a Canon T2i and Nikon D7000 inside the cabin.

Music is "Frequency" by Unouomedude. Download the track here: itunes.apple.com/us/album/frequency-single/id433207846

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  • Kevin McGuinn 8 months ago
    This is really cool Mark...
  • Mark Sandhoff plus 8 months ago
    Thanks Kevin!
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  • Dore Kiniry plus 8 months ago
    Hey, well done Mark. I LOVE @ 1:18. Makes me miss The Bay Area. The way you did this would make a great music video idea for a band from SF. =)
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  • Kristy Corliss 7 months ago
    Lovely.
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  • Neil Tan 7 months ago
    this was amazing!
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  • 1 7 months ago
    Beautiful, and great soundtrack!
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  • Chris Saulit 7 months ago
    very well done!
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  • Kyle Haven Draper 7 months ago
    That was amazing! What was that song?
  • Mark Sandhoff plus 7 months ago
    thanks! the song is "frequency" by unouomedude
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  • GoPro sponsor 7 months ago
    We like your video so much we made it Video of the Day on Facebook! Thank you for sharing such a killer view of the city we call home!

    facebook.com/ goprocamera

    Stop by and tell our fans how you made such a great video! They always love to hear about what settings were used and any other tips and tricks that will help them make great GoPro videos too!
  • Mark Sandhoff plus 7 months ago
    Thanks guys!
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  • Craig Milton 7 months ago
    I watched this all the way to the end, then I watched it again... GoPro owes you a couple cameras (and a 3D Kit) best I can tell. Nice work!
  • Nigel Ellis plus 7 months ago
    3d like this... youtube.com/watch?v=eRIRoFXF_Ho
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  • Nigel Ellis plus 7 months ago
    Nice job!!
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  • joe howarth 7 months ago
    great work!
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  • Thomas Goroshko 7 months ago
    how do you get such good shots in the sunset. was filming while on the way to vancouver and sunset pictures turned out a lot worse than expected
  • Mark Sandhoff plus 7 months ago
    the GoPros adjust their shutter speed for exposure automatically, so I can't take credit there. With the DSLRs, don't be afraid to stop down. Most of those shots were around f11-f16 with a shutter speed of 1/50
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  • Michael T 7 months ago
    Great film and great flying. Must have been a lot of work to fly in and around the class B airspace like that! And I'm shocked that the camera stayed on the plane with all of the movement at 0:46!
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  • rushh 7 months ago
    awesome work, beautiful shots and cool editing.. GoPro Rocks !
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  • Eric Buist plus 7 months ago
    Did you guys do any stabilization in post? How were the cameras attached to the plane?

    Great work btw, I really enjoyed seeing this!
  • Mark Sandhoff plus 7 months ago
    No stabilization was added in post. We attached the cameras using cardellini clamps, and then used short runs of baling wire to safety each camera down.

    Glad you enjoyed watching!
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  • Brian Chu plus 7 months ago
    really nice work! great shots, music, and editing!
  • Mark Sandhoff plus 7 months ago
    Thanks!
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  • Will Stockwell plus 7 months ago
    Beautiful shots! Well done, Mark!
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  • happlmax 6 months ago
    Really beautiful!!!!Great images and soundtrack!!Love it
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  • William Brisbane 6 months ago
    Great vid! Very impressive pictures! Just the sound quality somehow negatively affects the overall impression.
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  • Adam H. Anderson 5 months ago
    quality shit man, for real!
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  • Harrison Houde 2 months ago
    Very nice :D
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  • john muñiz 1 month ago
    great work
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  • Angus C 1 month ago
    absolutely stunning...
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  • Andy Robinson 1 month ago
    Great work - you ought to trying shooting with either the window or door removed...
  • Mark Sandhoff plus 1 month ago
    Thanks! I'm not sure how easily the doors/windows remove on the piper warrior, but that would allow for some intense angles!
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