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Spent a day at iFly Toronto, at one of my very good friend's Birthday party. We all had a lot of fun. A very awakening experience :)

CREDITS:
Video Recording and Edit: Seiishu
Beginner Flyer: Kaknbabe

EQUIPMENT:

My dad's "camera": Samsung Galaxy S6
iFly canter cameras: Canon model ??

Dad's footage: Recorded with Galaxy S6 in 4K, downscalled to 1080p in post.
iFly footage: Camera #1 inside the wind tunnel operator's room. Camera #2, positioned at the top, overlooking operator's room.

Unfortunately, when we paid for video footage at the exit, my dad has received their footage at 720p only, so he had to upscale them both (both angles footage) to 1080p (causing direct loss of quality of course). Occasional flashes in the video are not a glitch, it's caused by one of the iFly facility cameras when taking photos which they offer for sale at the exit. Not sure as to why they do that, since there is more than enough light in there, this does nothing else but ruin the video footage (which is also available for sale after the session). We purchased a video made with their stationary cameras, and combined it with the video my dad took with his cell phone camera, synced time perfectly, played with angles switching from one to another... to finally get really nice multi-angle footage at the end. Except it's a bit ruined with those flashes... oh well. First thing that's not perfect is that he did not bring his amazing GH4 with him, so he had to use his smartphone camera. None of us knew it's possible to record your own video outside the tunnel (from auditory area, outside the wind tunnel)... live and learn!

Audio (order of appearance):
1. “TFB9” by Vibe Tracks (00;00;00 - 02;30;16)
2. “Nimbus” by Eveningland (02;30;16 - 06;50;27)

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