Filming airsports has been always a challenge. Framing in an all moving enviroment is really the most challenging thing for filmmakers. To create new perspektives even more! New cameratechnique is now pushing the limits further again.

Ilko Ilev went out to Norway for a project together with Veso Ovcharov to get some sick new images we've never seen before.
Normally just possible with a Cineflex Helicopter - the new racedrones make followcams and 3rd-Person-View even mor special! Or have you ever seen a Camera rolling the same axis like the Infinite Tumble?

Mael Jimenez, member of the AirG Family is a talented youngster from – where else when we talk about Acro Paragliding – France.

Since about one year he fills up his Youtube Channel with well edited Videos of his daily life in paragliding or with some WATTIZZ Clips.

justACRO catched him for an interview:

360 Cameras are a big gamechanger when it comes to onboard Acroparagliding footage. Back in the days the pilots used huge fisheyes on their MiniDV cams or Lipstickcameras with complicated cablechannels through their equipment. Just to get these rare onboardfootage - and the best would be if you could see the whole action with pilot and glider.

The possibilities with 360 seem now endless. From followcam to a psycodelic trip - you can creat everything.

So thats why Tim Alongi started a own video series: "On Board with Tim Alongi" Check it out and go flying with him.

In the last Episode of Bergwelten (Mountainworld) Sebastian Kahn and Simon Winkler (Team AirG Products) showed the beauty of synchroflying above the snowcovered Alps. Skip to 09:00Min and check it out!
https://www.servus.com/tv/videos/aa-1xvez4k5s2112/

Last Friday. Primetime in the german TV.
Channel Pro7 showed at 20.15 o'clock how Horacio shaked a cocktail with german TV-Star Palina Rajinski - 66 times - in a special way.... Check it out! (German spoken).