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First tracks on Ski Mountains in Aspen Colorado.

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  • Stewart Read plus 2 years ago
    Lovely ! What lens is that ?
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  • Alex Huppenthal 2 years ago
    Thanks! The snow is here!
    I used Canon's 16-35mm f/2.8 lens.
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  • Stewart Read plus 2 years ago
    Thank you
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  • Dominic Sotirescu 2 years ago
    Gorgeous video! Did you have the camera attached to the plane?
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  • Alex Huppenthal 2 years ago
    Thank you.
    Yes, the camera was mounted to a bronze plate, attached directly to the aircraft. A small pad of closed cell foam isolated the high frequency vibrations.
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  • Fly Rod plus 2 years ago
    Please tell us more about the how!! I am a pilot with a 7D and would love to be able to do this with one of my planes.
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  • Alex Huppenthal 2 years ago
    orient the camera and lens so there is no vibration. We've set the camera into a hard mount, using closed cell thin foam between the mount and possible vibration points. Routing a USB cable inside the aircraft is important to allow more than 12 minutes of HD recording, and to adjust for varying lighting..
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