Commentaires de la trace et détails du vol ici : parapentemonta... Vidéo intégrale du tour du mont blanc en parapente. Un cross au départ de Morzine dans le Chablais.
Joli vol et merci d'avoir filmé ! Tois de notre club Dents du Midi vol libre partant du Point des Mossettes l'ont fait aussi le Lundi 21.8. Bons vols encore !
@@parapente-montagne Oui c'est juste. Sympa que tu passe aussi par chez nous devant les Dents parfois. Demain s'annonce bon pour notre région et on sera une petit équipe à voler. Pas encore sûre si on va direction Oberland Bernois ou côté France..
Hello, nice video! I wanted to ask you how much does the battery last in hyperlapse mode and if it's easy to charge the camera while flying. How much storage does it take up for 5 hours video in full hd? Thank!
Not sure what he used. I use an insta360 one R. Set on HDR full resolution which is 5.7K one minute consumes one GB. Every 29 minutes it saves a 29GB file. Hence its recommend to go for the 512GB and 1TB SanDisc Extreme Pro (A2 V30) for longer flights. Battery wise you need external power supply for anything longer than one hour. It's easy to charge in flight but sometimes the insta360 one R randomly stops filming. Happend to me several times last and this year. Discovering only after a great fligh it's not been recorded 😢. There's a small light on the camera to indicate recording and charging. However when focused on flying and in sunlight it's challenging to see. So some pilots use a small bluetooth remote to counter this terrible behaviour to relaunch recording while airborne. @Sebastianbenz5336 has made a great video showing his setup, which I followed. Have fun and remember, safety first!
@@flyingplm One more thing. The hyperlapse is set in post production when you edit the footage. You can go for time lapse from the start (1picture/second) but then you won't be able to show highlights in real time. So it's best to film all and then speed up segments of the clip. Pilots are a special user case the cam manufacturers haven't thought about. Who else would film multi hour clips? Editing can be a ball leg at times!
@@haukeplambeck I can't imagine editing a single 6 hours clip. Atm I'm manually stopping my gopro and turning it on while flying to catch small meaningful clips, but the effect is light years away from videos like these. Hyperlapse is way more enjoyable
Bravo Thibault
Grâce à toi et ta trace j’ai fait le même vol le lendemain. Magique
Grand merci.
Salut ! Super si tu as pu le faire aussi :) tellement beau !
Chouette format, c'est sobre et on suit parfaitement le parcours.
Joli vol et merci d'avoir filmé !
Tois de notre club Dents du Midi vol libre partant du Point des Mossettes l'ont fait aussi le Lundi 21.8. Bons vols encore !
Oui je pense les avoir vu et le lendemain aussi :)
@@parapente-montagne Oui c'est juste. Sympa que tu passe aussi par chez nous devant les Dents parfois. Demain s'annonce bon pour notre région et on sera une petit équipe à voler. Pas encore sûre si on va direction Oberland Bernois ou côté France..
Bravo pour ce beau vol.
😍😍😍
Hello, nice video!
I wanted to ask you how much does the battery last in hyperlapse mode and if it's easy to charge the camera while flying. How much storage does it take up for 5 hours video in full hd? Thank!
Not sure what he used. I use an insta360 one R. Set on HDR full resolution which is 5.7K one minute consumes one GB. Every 29 minutes it saves a 29GB file. Hence its recommend to go for the 512GB and 1TB SanDisc Extreme Pro (A2 V30) for longer flights. Battery wise you need external power supply for anything longer than one hour. It's easy to charge in flight but sometimes the insta360 one R randomly stops filming. Happend to me several times last and this year. Discovering only after a great fligh it's not been recorded 😢. There's a small light on the camera to indicate recording and charging. However when focused on flying and in sunlight it's challenging to see. So some pilots use a small bluetooth remote to counter this terrible behaviour to relaunch recording while airborne. @Sebastianbenz5336 has made a great video showing his setup, which I followed. Have fun and remember, safety first!
@@haukeplambeck Thank you very much mate!!
@@flyingplm One more thing. The hyperlapse is set in post production when you edit the footage. You can go for time lapse from the start (1picture/second) but then you won't be able to show highlights in real time. So it's best to film all and then speed up segments of the clip. Pilots are a special user case the cam manufacturers haven't thought about. Who else would film multi hour clips? Editing can be a ball leg at times!
@@haukeplambeck I can't imagine editing a single 6 hours clip. Atm I'm manually stopping my gopro and turning it on while flying to catch small meaningful clips, but the effect is light years away from videos like these. Hyperlapse is way more enjoyable