The GoPros capture in 4K what a free fall from the 101st floor of a building in Dubai is like
Un grupo de jóvenes saltan al vacío desde el edificio residencial más alto del mundo obteniendo imágenes increíbles.
La Princess Tower en Dubai, el edificio residencial más alto en el mundo con un total de 101 pisos y 413,4 metros de alto, ha sido testigo del impresionante salto al vacío de un grupo de jóvenes.
Los equipos XDubai, SkydiveDubai y DreamJump grabaron el trepidante descentro en Ultra Alta Definición gracias a las GoPro acopladas a sus cascos.
El resultado de las imágenes 4K deja sin palabras por sus piruetas, volteretas y hasta figuras grupales.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhskvloj1gE[/youtube]
ByDRAFTING, May 4, 2015, Section:TV Production
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