@beer94 The normal route doesn't quite go to the North Pole. Take a look at the Great Circle Mapper website, and plug in SFO-CDG. The route goes to the north, over Montana, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Hudson bay, the southern tip of Greenland, but then it turns south, goes south of Iceland, north of Ireland, across Wales or so, and into France.
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Since you said you had seen the Northern lights, I stayed up the whole flight long as it is my lifetime dream to see them. The steward warned me when there was one but I didn't see it from the window nor from the embedded camera - this is so cool. Just dawn or dusk on Canada which was quite beautiful. Now I'm back in Paris and knackered! Thanks for the visual poetry anyway, Esther.
This is freaking awesome, or more than awesome, but i was wondering did the flight attendant didn't complain about your camera? because even small bags on your feet, it is not allowed you have to put under your seat, and didn't they tell you not to use electronics every time when in flight? please advice me i want to do this too. thanks
@999lifegoes Thanks so much. I really appreciate that. For some reason the Vimeo version has 3 Million views so I probably should have just picked one place...
@mrgypsyman If you look in the description: "The flight path from SF to Paris goes well over greenland and the arctic circle, where you can see "northern" lights from all sides of the plane, which explains why I could shoot them facing South. "
@survivorstuff Yes, I realize that, but wasn't sure if the aurora would be south of you at that latitude. I am actually a pilot, and recently flew almost that exact same route the other direction, but it was daylight. I've never been that far north at night. Thanks for the clarification. Great video!
Who dislikes a video this awesome. First of all when was the last time that you too an 11 hour trip in 2 minutes??? and when was the last time you saw an Aurora??
Who the hell dislikes a video this awesome. First of all when was the last time that you too an 11 hour trip in 2 minutes??? and when was the last time you saw an Aurora??
The photos during take-off and landing are all computer models and totally rendered because I would never use an electronic device during times when the FAA prohibits them. I did get lucky and have a whole row to myself to setup the tripod and gear.
i see what you did there
great video! hope to be able to emulate it someday
@Razgriz2010c That's Lake Tahoe, in the Sierra Nevada range. The pronounced bend in the California-Nevada border is in the southeastern part of the lake.
Were you monitoring exposures real-time via some external device to make sure you weren't under/over exposed? Is that the "iMS20" app you were talking about?
@n0maps Many great videos and documentaries were made despite the fact that they werent supposed to. The day a camera/laptop/phone etc singlehandedly brings down a jet plane is the day they stop flying.
@thrcman That was not my point.As I said, those devices probably don't interfere at all with the plane's intruments,I understand they apply a generic rule to any electronic device for not having to check each one individually.However, I was talking about respecting a security policy that affects everybody without exceptions.I follow many rules I don't believe in, we all do, and I break others, btw :) I'm ok with that, but only as long as it does not affect others around you.
Way cool, awesome video but what's really interesting is @ the end when the plane parks next the to the Air France A380. The same A380 that was just involved in that Delta Comair incident at JFK last Monday night, April 11th. But great video all around!
Any astronomer out there? At 1:24 min the star at the wing tip and the one to its right seem to be γ and δ of the Corvus constellation. These 2 stars are pointers for Spica; the bright star on the left side of the wing tip. The "star” above Spica is Saturn; assuming that the video was taken a few days before it was posted. All these should be below the horizon at the near 50°N latitude the plane was flying; but readily visible at 35,000-40,000 feet. Simply beautiful! Thanks for the view!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
PianoOgFiolin94 4 hours ago
1:08 NORTHERN LIGHTS what !?
MrZzHD 6 days ago
wait.what are those lights below at 1;19?
dipu94321 2 weeks ago
Very nice!
mikeem50 2 weeks ago
night landing in los angeles sent me here
Gator115 2 weeks ago
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! amaaaazing
ChiaraUgarelli 3 weeks ago
MOTHER OF GOD
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marcio8481 3 weeks ago
How about doing time lapse videos for other trips?
BestSanFranciscoBusi 3 weeks ago
I can't stop watching :) I love how you adjusted the camera right before the northern lights. Great video
lowe442 3 weeks ago
Great time lapse, especially where the northern lights can be seen! I have just started to make some of my own cloud time lapses.
astronomyphotography 1 month ago
I love the way all of our questions are answered in less than a second at the end. except for Why?
LomTang 1 month ago
1:08 Oh. My. God. Props to you sir for this amazing video.
manonthemoon516 1 month ago
did he just fly over the north pole?
beer94 2 months ago
@beer94 The normal route doesn't quite go to the North Pole. Take a look at the Great Circle Mapper website, and plug in SFO-CDG. The route goes to the north, over Montana, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Hudson bay, the southern tip of Greenland, but then it turns south, goes south of Iceland, north of Ireland, across Wales or so, and into France.
germdisco 1 week ago
What type of aircraft was it
Jetblackswagg 2 months ago
amazing video!!
thanks for sharing!
n54power 2 months ago
how does your battery on your camera last that long?
eiLaxPlayer78 3 months ago
Love it!
emjaynie2 3 months ago
The effort to sync it with music made this really exceptional. Great job!
minetruly 3 months ago
so its okay if i bring my tripod on a plane?
airbus91 3 months ago
man, I admire you. Great idea, very original, good job!
NemaSlobodnogJuzera 3 months ago
Thanks for this original work!!
Gerardius 3 months ago
Amazing!!!!! Thanks!
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VIPrtn 4 months ago
Imagine you hear the shutters? haha.
iSNiPEjust 4 months ago
Tully Awesome!
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gretorplas 5 months ago
how long was this flight? this is amazing,
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blind mblowing
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nopilanapol 5 months ago
Thumbs up if you watched this at Weather.com.
AggieGal711 5 months ago
i wouldve gone nuts if i was hearing that dslr click the whole trip. but then again, it was totally worth it (annoying your neighbors lol)
XenionTech 5 months ago
Very nice, I actually saw this one on Vimeo!!
irinisva 5 months ago
ahhhhh you must be kidding me that you got the aurora borealis on a flight???!!!!!!!
BettinaFromBrazil 5 months ago
That was pretty dope! I love the track!!!!! And the aurora borialis
taskzulu 5 months ago
I like! Fantastic idea and clip!
Since you said you had seen the Northern lights, I stayed up the whole flight long as it is my lifetime dream to see them. The steward warned me when there was one but I didn't see it from the window nor from the embedded camera - this is so cool. Just dawn or dusk on Canada which was quite beautiful. Now I'm back in Paris and knackered! Thanks for the visual poetry anyway, Esther.
farfromwhere 5 months ago
Why is there no contrail?
HumanSayNo 6 months ago
woo- I'm a champion! Great video!
zacbusche 6 months ago
This is freaking awesome, or more than awesome, but i was wondering did the flight attendant didn't complain about your camera? because even small bags on your feet, it is not allowed you have to put under your seat, and didn't they tell you not to use electronics every time when in flight? please advice me i want to do this too. thanks
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mobile4788 6 months ago
Cool... But I'm curious - didn't the other passengers complain about the shutter going off all the time? :D
PrimozAviation 6 months ago
Very cool timelapse! Thanks for sharing!
xinapray 6 months ago
northern lights!!!!!!
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fuckdomenech 6 months ago
Magnific !!!
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Deathleader777 6 months ago
Nice!
Chrisanddog 6 months ago
Nice!! Thanks for sharing this~
twobeavers 6 months ago
Wooow great vid!!
ST3VEBMW 6 months ago
@LoudestHoward - haha!
brizzyroz 7 months ago
nice video!
2010LIVEPRODUCTIONS 7 months ago
wow that is amazing!
4ofinny 7 months ago
@Pabloskydecai more then likely a passing aircraft or ship dependent on altitude and location. I would bet aircraft
toby16custom 7 months ago
This needs double the views,just unbeliavable.
999lifegoes 7 months ago 25
@999lifegoes Thanks so much. I really appreciate that. For some reason the Vimeo version has 3 Million views so I probably should have just picked one place...
nbolt 6 months ago 8
SFO to CDG? Really cool video, but how was the northern lights on the right side of the aircraft?
mrgypsyman 7 months ago
@mrgypsyman If you look in the description: "The flight path from SF to Paris goes well over greenland and the arctic circle, where you can see "northern" lights from all sides of the plane, which explains why I could shoot them facing South. "
survivorstuff 7 months ago
@survivorstuff Yes, I realize that, but wasn't sure if the aurora would be south of you at that latitude. I am actually a pilot, and recently flew almost that exact same route the other direction, but it was daylight. I've never been that far north at night. Thanks for the clarification. Great video!
mrgypsyman 7 months ago
i heard the mario bros theme
3928679 7 months ago
plane trips seem so much more interesting in 2 minutes
kaitlinalexandra5 7 months ago 34
@kaitlinalexandra5 yes, yes they do lol
BarryMaurice 5 months ago
REALLY AWESOME! PLease whats the name of the song! Thanks :D
Giomaraba21 7 months ago
900,000th viewer
xyzguy123 7 months ago 2
A380 Right the B747 xD
luimp3 8 months ago
thats trippy
xyzguy123 8 months ago
this is cool. nice videooo.. :))
katiepwood 8 months ago
Great film, shame about the music.
MacTireMhaighEo 8 months ago
It looks like the ZEHST! Check it on youtube.com/user/EADStv
Tokyo->Paris 2h30
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jvreymondon 8 months ago
This is so great!!! i love it!!!!
RProddroPR 8 months ago
I live in SF ,and im planning to go to France.Anyone know about how much i need for the WHOLE trip? please tell me if you know
408danyboy 8 months ago
Who dislikes a video this awesome. First of all when was the last time that you too an 11 hour trip in 2 minutes??? and when was the last time you saw an Aurora??
wantsacreativename 8 months ago
Who the hell dislikes a video this awesome. First of all when was the last time that you too an 11 hour trip in 2 minutes??? and when was the last time you saw an Aurora??
wantsacreativename 8 months ago
super awasome!
Flightdeskscript 8 months ago
France 24 is a french TV channel.
1053857 8 months ago
WTF is the light on the clouds at 1:20 ???? hahaha
Pabloskydecai 8 months ago
I had to go from SF to Dubai, 16 hour plane over the north pole... NOT FUN.
sf49ersrule 8 months ago
The photos during take-off and landing are all computer models and totally rendered because I would never use an electronic device during times when the FAA prohibits them. I did get lucky and have a whole row to myself to setup the tripod and gear.
i see what you did there
great video! hope to be able to emulate it someday
osoroco 8 months ago
Fantastic video, why didn't you post the video to reddit and just the photos?
quickrsa 8 months ago
Great video!!!! 10 thumbs up!! xD
ImmortalAnubis 9 months ago
Welcome to shit a brick airlines! we get you there SUPER FAST!
Pwnedanime 9 months ago
Where were you at 0:32?
Razgriz2010c 9 months ago
@Razgriz2010c He just took off from San Francisco ~ 0:20 so he must be over the Sierra Nevada's or the Rocky's.
wowdude999 9 months ago
@Razgriz2010c That's Lake Tahoe, in the Sierra Nevada range. The pronounced bend in the California-Nevada border is in the southeastern part of the lake.
caistre 8 months ago
YOUR PLANE PARKED RIGHT NEXT TO THE A380 AIR FRANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
boeing09876654321 9 months ago
Great
408danyboy 9 months ago
GREAT !
simonal0vah 9 months ago
wow, beautifull
MrMisteryooo 9 months ago
@ Annacrizz1 ¡no, no durmió en el avión!
MeEncantaKiley 9 months ago
looks like we got quite a sun flare that day, as is evident by the aurora. Probably means that flight had more radiation than average.
whteveridk 9 months ago
1.29 ignite ?? ufo ?? wtf?
EarninMoney 9 months ago
Were you monitoring exposures real-time via some external device to make sure you weren't under/over exposed? Is that the "iMS20" app you were talking about?
incekt 9 months ago
someday in the not too distant future the trip to Paris from SFO will be around 2 minutes :-)
buffedtrainer1 9 months ago
i gotta see the northern lights before i die
randomize5301 9 months ago 2
@randomize5301 you should smoke some northern lights before you die as well
nvlptl 8 months ago
best part was the aurora borealis, awesome
AnbuSoldier87 9 months ago 2
класс!
poka4anu 9 months ago
Great mid video effects!
TheFizzeroo 9 months ago
AWFUL quality for such a great idea.... yet, good work.. =)
anguilus4 9 months ago
@anguilus4 It's pictures, not video. And the pictures themselves are good quality, so...
Mayokitty7 9 months ago
@Mayokitty7 i know what a timelapse is, and no, the pictures are not good quality, they look pixelated, but nevermind! the idea is great!
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TheGamerEss 9 months ago
amazing!
swimsav01 9 months ago
cool
rudenesscouldnt 9 months ago
Every two miles? Thats a picture every twenty seconds! sounds tiring.
jmobstfeld 9 months ago
you inspired me to do this. please check it out :)
kristinetissue 9 months ago
what are those orange things at 115
1992marshmallow 9 months ago 2
@1992marshmallow cities
toomuchockey 9 months ago
Aviation and music, the best together. Good job!
miguelskaff 9 months ago
hice aldo parecido en el mirador de una ciudad cuando va anocheciendo se ve chido buen trabajo solo una pregunta no dormiste?
AnnaCrizz1 9 months ago
Whoaaaaaaaa Amazing video! Great job!
freetofly10 10 months ago
I did one too. Thanks for the inspiration!
silvascreen 10 months ago
i read the whole thing. I AM A CHAMPION.
joshua237 10 months ago
Someone was using their electronic device despite the instructions from the flight crew:-) Nice video!
zlosch 10 months ago
@zlosch Someone didn't read the entire description.
atomjack 10 months ago
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TexasRokker 10 months ago
Simply - just beautiful! without a question!
xenom966 10 months ago
im still befuddled as to how they get all that spray paint in the atmosphere
miguem26 10 months ago
great sound great vid :)
Dredwam 10 months ago
I like it. Genial trabajo!
Torrofication 10 months ago
I like it. Genial trabajo!
Torrofication 10 months ago
I wonder if you could just make 6 hour vid and then timelapse the crap out of it :D
cpypcy 10 months ago
thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the Aurora Borealis.
xSobenx 10 months ago
AMAZING!!
fitch003 10 months ago
You had to have flown over the arctic circle in order to catch Aurora's.
RacerXGTO 10 months ago
i think he means electric devices that operate constantly
jacovc1986 10 months ago
i like the video an the song. whats the name of the song???
tophgm 10 months ago
i like the video an the song. whats the name of the song???
tophgm 10 months ago
very nice vid! was that the real northern lights? regardless, it was an interesting video, good job!
cristalynnart 10 months ago
Its obviously fake
atlascassidy 10 months ago
@atlascassidy IGNORANT
cpapilotalex 10 months ago
@atlascassidy No, your opinion is.
eyeluv2dance 10 months ago
@eyeluv2dance my opinion
atlascassidy 10 months ago
I'm confused about one thing.... so how did he record the images of take-off and landing without using an electronic device....?? Or is he joking..:S
icedbannanas 10 months ago
Whats the song called?
MrGetalife23 10 months ago
powerfull !!!
MrMisteryooo 10 months ago
I wish the trip was also 2 minutes and four seconds!!!
gmac8819 10 months ago 48
@gmac8819 Why? The joy is in the journey and I for one LOVE airplane rides.
anime549 9 months ago
whats that bright island (?) at 1:18?
jonbobsmith 10 months ago
@jonbobsmith @gulsherjan the aurora borealis
MassillonJoe 10 months ago
@jonbobsmith oh you meant the light toward the bottom. not sure could be a boat, a building who knows.
MassillonJoe 10 months ago
Very lucky to pe parked next to the A380! Anyway... awesome video and editing!
GJv0179 10 months ago
i think daft punk would be jealous of this song
XxStussyTribexX 10 months ago
whats the green light at 1:15
gulsherjan 10 months ago
@gulsherjan It's an boreal aurora!!! Its common in Nordic countries. Because it must pass near the Arctic Circle to the SF line in Paris!!
SirFlight 10 months ago
@SirFlight Thanx...any further detail would be appreciated :)
gulsherjan 10 months ago
the aurora
omerkempler 10 months ago 24
32 idiots not appreciating the work of this guy, incredible
adybravo 10 months ago
@n0maps Many great videos and documentaries were made despite the fact that they werent supposed to. The day a camera/laptop/phone etc singlehandedly brings down a jet plane is the day they stop flying.
thrcman 10 months ago
@thrcman That was not my point.As I said, those devices probably don't interfere at all with the plane's intruments,I understand they apply a generic rule to any electronic device for not having to check each one individually.However, I was talking about respecting a security policy that affects everybody without exceptions.I follow many rules I don't believe in, we all do, and I break others, btw :) I'm ok with that, but only as long as it does not affect others around you.
n0maps 10 months ago
Nice vid! Thanks for sharing.
thrcman 10 months ago
Why doesn't this video have more views?
fullnelson9999 10 months ago
great video
JPedroCQ 10 months ago
Glorious!
expressioncollege 10 months ago
and btw... obviously I don't but that shit about computer models during take off and landing... come on... let's be serious :)
n0maps 10 months ago
gareth emery sent me here xD
4btheb 10 months ago 3
30 Viewers never flew SF-Paris in just 2 minutes...
maxp0w3r 10 months ago
Correct Me if I am wrong but is this a Boeing 747-400? VERY COOL video none the less!!!!!
kc8reh 10 months ago
@kc8reh I'd have to say Airbus A340. Then again, I don't know exactly.
ecoRfan 10 months ago
@ecoRfan It's a Boeing 747-400.
Borck103 10 months ago
@ecoRfan Its definitily an A340
sparrowlt 9 months ago
And having equipment out during takeoff and landing... I don't think so. Unless he maybe had the Captain's permission for this type of setup..
numloxx 10 months ago
Ouiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!! lol!!
ChazabuZ 10 months ago
Fabulous!
dlv57 10 months ago
Way cool, awesome video but what's really interesting is @ the end when the plane parks next the to the Air France A380. The same A380 that was just involved in that Delta Comair incident at JFK last Monday night, April 11th. But great video all around!
chuckaroonee 10 months ago
@chuckaroonee Just curious... what makes you think that it's the very same aircraft that bitch slapped the Comair Jet ?
Since the video doesn't show the reg of this A380.
maxp0w3r 10 months ago
... großartige bilder und vor allem eine tolle idee !
hegeweko1 10 months ago
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jsc54123 10 months ago
super ;)
sterie55 10 months ago
Nice Work! this is what I call dedication.
crazylazy92 10 months ago
Tom Kaulitz sended me here :)))
Julieerenalien 10 months ago
This is so cool! I loved it!! Thanks so much!
ravercabbie 10 months ago
Any astronomer out there? At 1:24 min the star at the wing tip and the one to its right seem to be γ and δ of the Corvus constellation. These 2 stars are pointers for Spica; the bright star on the left side of the wing tip. The "star” above Spica is Saturn; assuming that the video was taken a few days before it was posted. All these should be below the horizon at the near 50°N latitude the plane was flying; but readily visible at 35,000-40,000 feet. Simply beautiful! Thanks for the view!
plusquix 10 months ago