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I have hope for mankind!

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Tuesday, July 26, 2016,

It has been a fantastic month for GoPro jet videos. I have discovered yet another movie with...an acceptable soundtrack!

Yes folks, no Techno. No Dubstep. No shitty titling. Not even a hint of cliched Hard Rock. Just awesome visuals with a few well-placed GoPro shots. This seems to have been produced by USAF media people so that might explain it. But seriously though, I liked this and it was well put together. Military jets (and most fast machines) and action cameras go well together.

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More GoPro fast jet awesomeness

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Sunday, June 29, 2014,

Dutch Air Force pilots certainly love their GoPros. The image above was taken by Dutch F-16 and Apache demonstration crews during recent airshow practice sessions in the Netherlands.

Above: A Dutch F-16 pilot's selfie with a Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Above: Another Dutch F-16 driver made himself the envy of fighter jocks everywhere a while ago by snapping a selfie just as he launched a Sidewinder missle from his wing.

Dank je, boys! Keep em' coming.

Images and stories from The Aviationist.

The collection grows again... more GoPro jets

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Monday, May 5, 2014,

My collection grows yet again. I picked up this link while waiting for a render. Because that's what post-production people do between renders: burn some internet. Or go outside to smoke. Or eat and make phone calls.

I love GoPro cockpit footage. Consume and enjoy as always: mute the shitty music, ignore the cheesy titles and enjoy visuals that most people outside the military will never see. This one features F-15 jets from the USAF's 67th Fighter Squadron.

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Bear discovers GoPro. Seriously.

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Tuesday, March 25, 2014,

GoPro is every marketer's dream. Thousands of users are using them every day to record some pretty remarkable stuff and the footage is online ready and ripe for the company's picking. Like this remarkable clip shot by Brad Josephs in Alaska.

It is unclear whether the camera survived after being discovered by the Grizzly at around 0:53...

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