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Great I think I’m set to jump off my house now

Dev when did you guys find time for packing during the course?

What month were u there?

I was imagining jumping off that tower and parachuting down. Then, dude did it!

My decision to pursue base saved me. I’m absolutely convinced of it. 3 years ago I went thru a very traumatic heart break and spent almost an entire year “wasting away” in directionless sadness. Sometimes hitting near suicidal breakdowns. After 9 months of this, after a particularly bad breakdown, I decided to google the process to learning how to base jump and I remember after about 20 minutes of research, I layed down on the couch with uncontrollable laughter. I couldn’t stop laughing. Because in that moment I knew I was going to be ok. That my childhood daydreams could become reality and that I had hope for my mental well being. I scheduled a tandem skydive for the following week and the rest was absolute history. 2 years later, I have 187 skydives completed and my down payment for the SRBA fundementals course is payed for and scheduled for July 31-Aug 3rd of 2025. I’m excited beyond words!

Super excited for the new video 😊

I love it dude!!!

Mission 22 is a great organization, I’ve lost too many to count to suicide ..Thank you for contributing to the support of veterans. Very impactful piece, as usual your attention to detail is impressive, bro.

Nicely done man.

Bro is in fall irl LOL

I'm going to a random mountain with a parachute with no training

Love it

Hey bro, you okay? Heaven posted in a while. I know base is pretty dangerous. Hoping you are ok!

Absolute legend ! A potential future goal for me and this video is giving me more motivation! Thanks for sharing

Thank you for making this video. I am curious to get into base jumping and am trying to learn as much as I can before I start.

somethihng awesome about video community is they always do something super cool beacuse you need to be filming something interseting

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He got caught in a time loop of sorts, and his life keeps replaying, over and over...

Nice turnaround man! You're super talented!

Good video!

If it had 4k 120 with no crop it would be too powerful. Great camera though. My S1 is pretty much the camera minus the phase detect.

This feels like a dream lol.

Am I the only person who likes the drone noise? Shows you the power of the drone.

I like how you set the node tree up as you go along instead of having it all up before you start the tutorial. Its much easier to digest the information.

Why did you stop

Im not a tower climber , but im a retired welder over 35 years and i use to weld the ring plates up inside of silos that were high as 320 feet high, we'd have to climb up a ladder inside mounted to the concrete wall and go all the way up through a square hole and mount our ropes and rigging on top so our welding leads could be tied off where we were on scaffolding, we walked around in a circle on 2x10 welding the ring plates up , we welded our own lugs to the plates where our safery harness would snap in , had to be tied off a hundred percent , if you think a silo three feet thick of concrete over three hundred feet high wouldn't sway think again, youd be on top and that thing felt like it moved fifteen feet everytime it swayed ....I couldn't imagine how far these towers would sway ...

How did you not swing back into the mountain like all those jumpers do in those other videos?

Great job on the audio quality. Thank you!

If they improve rolling shutter for less than 10ms and 60/120f with no crop it will be definitely the number one camera.

Excellent video!

For all you Geniuses. I'm a professional parachutist and you can't jump from that height safely so no he was not using any parachute. I can really guarantee that. A pro needs at least 2000 ft and that is a top notch jump pro. Look it up and tell me I'm wrong. I jump all the time and certainly not off a fixed object. So all your parachute comments are totally wrong. That is not happening here or any tower. It takes them 4 or so hours to climb up the tower and a little less to come down a 1500-2000 ft tower and they are in top shape and well trained to do that job. They don't get paid that well either. $25-$75 per hour and that is it, I promise you that. Still want the job? I don't think so.

Dude I’ve been trying to figure out why my colors wash out on my Mac. thank you

Thanks for sharing your experience!

Bro thought it was Fortnite💀

Are you afraid of heights when climbing on an antenna? Jumbling off must be easer than going up....

I thought he just committed death on camera 😵

Ok I have to ask, what proof do you have that lumix uses Sony sensors? Because lumix themselfs says they don’t use the sensors everyone says they do, I.e. Sony sensors. Infact a quick search will show Panasonic holdings corp manufactures the sensors for lumix cameras. Plus a quick search says also they don’t use Sony sensors in the s5iix.

BASE JUMPING BE LIKE

isnt there a movie about this

That's not exactly stuck tho

Very nice 😊 very noise 🪽

Great camera. I use it for run n gun travel videos. Stabilization is perfect. I shoot everything exclusively handheld, I don't carry any stabilizers or a tripod with me. I combined my S5IIx into a rig with Blackmagic VideoAssist and SmallRig V-mount batteries. A real small cinema camera. BRAW is wonderful to work with in DaVinci.

Thanks is for great video Devon. I became aware of it because I'm thinking about getting this cam myself. But what I also found really interesting was your self-produced accessories. Especially the micro mount. Unfortunately I saw that you "only" ship in America. Is there also a way to send it internationally? Let's talk about it directly. I look forward to hearing from you.

Awesome! Thanks

Base jumping was invented to make skydiving look safe lol

Given that this situation of being caught on top of a tower would come up fairly often. If I am correct the current solution appears to be parachute down. But, with as much wind as I have experienced in the midwest, parachuting may save your life but high winds would toss you miles from the car, or plaster you against a building. I am surprised that the tower manufacturer does not provide a Faraday cage as a safe place to wait out the storm? Maybe 1/2 way down and near the top. We're not talking a lot of money. Actually it could be solid metal for rain shelter too. But, then I have never been on a tower. Any thoughts anyone?

Please drop your video settings? Also are any of these shots in open gate or Apple pro res? I have this exact set up but can’t deliver this image quality please help love your videos !

Never climb a AM tower, that will probably kill you from the electricity alone

At what altitude you jumped here

Beautiful tutorial