737 MAX9 + 787-10 Display...WOW!
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The Flying Barrel
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Re: 737 MAX9 + 787-10 Display...WOW!
It's not always easy to appreciate the difference in size between large aircraft until you actually get them together.
Nice video.
Nice video.
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Glosterbloke
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Loving the "do not attempt" disclaimer at the end.
That was a smashing bit of fillum, only wish it was longer.
That was a smashing bit of fillum, only wish it was longer.
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Noticed there were no credits for the CGI work! 
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Guy Norris
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Re: 737 MAX9 + 787-10 Display...WOW!
Stagger2 wrote:Noticed there were no credits for the CGI work!
That's because there were none
Re: 737 MAX9 + 787-10 Display...WOW!
Glosterbloke wrote:Loving the "do not attempt" disclaimer at the end.
That was a smashing bit of fillum, only wish it was longer.
My response was "Just in case someone has access to two prototype passenger jets."
Stagger2 wrote:Noticed there were no credits for the CGI work!
An empty commercial airliner with minimal fuel onboard will perform some fairly amazing feats.
Re: 737 MAX9 + 787-10 Display...WOW!
Go4Long wrote: ...An empty commercial airliner with minimal fuel onboard will perform some fairly amazing feats.
...Especially when filmed using clever camera angles, and very long lenses...!
And as the smart ship grew,
In stature, grace and hue,
In shadowy silent distance grew the iceberg too....
In stature, grace and hue,
In shadowy silent distance grew the iceberg too....
Re: 737 MAX9 + 787-10 Display...WOW!
I agree about the CGI and the clever camera work. None of the former but plenty of the latter - with a hearty dose of skilled flying thrown in!
Pretty impressive to see, but I'm glad take off isn't actually as steep as the video suggests!
Pretty impressive to see, but I'm glad take off isn't actually as steep as the video suggests!
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portagee01
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It states in the credits that it was filmed by a company called Airborne Films, their website has some very impressive videos. There is photos of some of the camera mounts they have used in the past. No details of the ones used for this though.
http://www.airbornefilms.com
http://www.airbornefilms.com
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Seahornet wrote:Go4Long wrote: ...An empty commercial airliner with minimal fuel onboard will perform some fairly amazing feats.
...Especially when filmed using clever camera angles, and very long lenses...!
Yup...there's definitely some interesting camera work at play on most of the videos like this one, but it's still a very aggressive take off. I'd say somewhere similar to Fat Albert's takeoff performance...Fat Albert climbs out at 45 degrees nose up. Here's a video from Farnborough of the 787-9 demo a couple years ago that's shot from the ground...so no camera trickery.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzr313wSY_Y[/youtube]