Skiers, Parkour athletes, dirt-bikers and surfers particularly love their GoPro cams to capture footage of their skills in action. Much like wingsuit jumpers, GoPro Philippines is the preferred choice of recording equipment among other adrenaline junkies too. Some point-of-view videos of wingsuit dives will make your palms sweaty due to the clarity and depth of the photography. The GoPro records all the stunning scenery at dizzying altitudes and can withstand the maximum speed of 100 miles per hour. With a parachute on their back, and a GoPro mounted on their head, hands or stomach area, they leap off cliffs or airplanes or buildings and soar like a bird. Wingsuit jumpers are daredevils who strap on a jumpsuit with flaps located between the hands and legs giving it a winged look. GoPro cameras are the ultimate video recording gadget for wingsuit jumpers and base jumpers. Wide angle lenses enable a 180 degree view without having to turn the camera or shift its position.
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GoPro Youtube channel has many exciting, adrenaline-pumping videos of his performances, often involving a series of challenges the driver has to attempt. As part of recording his Gymkhana videos, Ken’s team uses state of the art GoPro cameras to film every angle of the stunts performed. Drifting is done by experienced professionals in controlled environments. Generally this type stunt driving swings the car’s rear to one side in a sliding motion. For those who may not know what it is, the art of drifting involves throttling a car to break neck speeds then pulling the handbrake whilst turning the steering. Ken Block is currently the world’s most famous drifter. Thanks to the advanced technology of the cameras, the rest of the world can witness the amazing stunt in amazing clarity. The GoPro cameras withstood the immense change in pressure in atmosphere as he crossed from the Stratosphere into the Troposphere. A total of 7 GoPro action cameras strapped to his suit recorded this awesome feat. Baumgartner made the jump from 24 miles above ground (Stratosphere) from a giant helium balloon, breaking the sound barrier at 834 miles per hour (approximately 1342 km/h). Those were the legendary words said by Felix Baumgartner just moments before he made the highest jump recorded in history, as he stood looking down miles above the earth. “I wish you could see what I can see! Sometimes, you have to be really high to see how small you are”.
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