F35 Fighters from the USAF fast and LOW level in the Lake District UK...a bit of afters at

[@katieb4655]

My idea of heaven: living in the Lake District surrounded by the glorious fells and mountains, my own flock of Herdwick sheep, and the blazing sound of fighter jets screaming past. Doesn't get much better than that. I currently live near an airbase, but the jets can't fly as low as this in our area. We get an occasional window-rattling though !! Thanks for sharing 😃

[@D.P.R.Images]

Thanks for watching!

[@Heneling]

I’m adding Flightradar24 coverage to this area some jets will now be traceable

[@ArchieFatcackie]

I have a static caravan just a few miles from Buttermere. We regularly witness these and Typhoons flying low over is.

[@Brian-om2hh]

You will, because it's a regular low level flight training area for both the RAF and the US Air Force.......

[@a.y.t.a.s.494]

How they hug the terrain 😍

[@meintingles4396]

You know, it's not pretty but I REALLY Like the look of the F35. It genuinely looks like a next gen fighter. Granted, the C variant is the most handsome.

[@timtutiul1737]

That was freakin AWESOME!!!!

[@mrcrumb4302]

You did well to catch those two. That was certainly low and fast.

[@D.P.R.Images]

Cheers! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!

[@l33trich1]

Beautiful machine

[@PaulSharpe1966]

Thank you for sharing this, it’s fandabydozy and no mistake. Never mind the visual beauty of the area, or the awe inspiring, cacophonous sound they make, or the look of these planes. What about the skill of the pilots? Their lightening fast reflexes, split second decision making skills, ability to plan manoeuvres on the fly? I think given that it is Armistice Day today, we should give these young men and women, the respect they deserve, as they risk life and limb. To those that have gone before as well. My late wives family are related to the Nottingham born, WWI flying ace Albert Ball. My friends Dad, was a navigator on a Wellington Bomber, which pancaked on the runway, in early ‘45, a few months before VE Day. Please tell your kids and grandchildren about what Poppy Day is all about, lest we forget.

[@D.P.R.Images]

Thank you, great comments and definitely a day to remember why they do this.

[@uksewingmachineservice7030]

You made a great job on the video buddy looks like you are having fun there I love it up there mate don 🤠🇬🇧👍👍👍👍

[@stingr9137]

Ok that is impressive stealth. I don’t know how the engineers did it, but the fact that you can not hear the f35 until it is going past insane. 😳

[@leesproat3798]

Awesome! 👌

[@stan4now]

Was this a training session? The jocks seemed to be pushing the joystick a bit. The RAF will be hearing from ranchers and farmers for any human and livestock nervous system issues, especially miscarries. At least they didn't hit Mach 1 and break the sound barrier and any windows nearby.

[@D.P.R.Images]

Hi, it's a sometimes daily occurrence that happens year round and is low level training from both the RAF and USAF. From what I've seen the sheep don't seem to bat an eyelid. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@Brian-om2hh]

The RAF and US Air Force have been low level flight training in the Lakes for years Stan. It isn't a spontaneous thing, with the pilots deciding to have some fun. It's planned, structured and organised....and takes place fairly regularly.

[@philrobinson9062]

Was this filmed from Loughrigg Fell by any chance?

[@D.P.R.Images]

Hi, no this was filmed from Gowbarrow fell next to Ullswater.

[@VK6ZMS]

How may frames / second are you using ? There is no motion blur when paused.

[@D.P.R.Images]

If i remember correctly this was shot at 25fps. Thanks for watching!

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

0:36 - Now that's a homestead to keep - the jet pilots training will keep the land zoning safe from developers, which keeps the rates low, then run a B&B for photographers :D

[@themaccabee1890]

Wow.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bobsurgranny]

Cor what a rush that must have been at 0:29

[@D.P.R.Images]

Its great to see them so low!

[@katieb4655]

@@D.P.R.Images Never gets old !

[@Raptorman0909]

I really like the wider shots that let you see the plane within the landscape and not just a blur. Looked a little hazy, perhaps a little more playing around with your video editor might knock that down a bit -- maybe a little levels/curves.

[@D.P.R.Images]

Thanks for the advice, editing isn't a great skill of mine as you can see! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@Raptorman0909]

@@D.P.R.Images No problem.. I'd play around with your editor, playing with exposure and then relative exposure that boosts or cuts one portion of the range. If you have a control called "curves" or "levels" that can make a big difference. And if you still aren't getting what you like just look on KZbin for videos that provide guidance. Many editors use LUTS, canned adjustments, but unless it suits your video you're usually better off playing around the the various exposure adjustment tools -- once you get the hang of it its not to bad at all...

[@philtntomo]

Fascinating arent they !!!!

[@D.P.R.Images]

Very!

[@pbateman62]

This is amazing. How do you know when they’re going to be out flying? We’re in the lakes from Tuesday for four nights and would love to be able to see this in person

[@D.P.R.Images]

It is pot luck really and weather dependent but you can usually see them flying down kirkstone pass and Ullswater or over thirlmere. I would say Tuesday and Thursdays are good days.

[@pbateman62]

@@D.P.R.Images that’s great, thanks for taking the time to reply.

[@D.P.R.Images]

@@pbateman62 no problem, hope your get to see them on your visit!

[@SimonCarson_Racing]

We saw 6 F35’s today at Ullswater , awesome to see

[@D.P.R.Images]

@@SimonCarson_Racing nice! I saw them too and will be uploading a video later. Thanks for watching!

[@ingoos]

Anyone try a radar gun on it /them F-35s?

[@BFsTransportVideos]

do these go to the borders of scotland for low level

[@D.P.R.Images]

I think that they may have flown up there in the LFA20 low fly area but not 100% sure. Last pictures I saw from there were of Tornados flying over St Marys Loch in the Selkirk/Moffat valley.

[@BFsTransportVideos]

@@D.P.R.Images yeah its too hit and miss for me to make the trip there

[@uscitizen5656]

Never going to see those on radar

[@TheMultisportGeek]

I still think the F22 is prettier.

[@MrJimmyT]

0.52 No 2 is LOW!.

[@Brian-om2hh]

This is exactly why you shouldn't fly a drone in the Lake District....... It is banned anyway on National Trust owned or managed land. Which amounts to around 140,000 acres of the Lakes, along with almost 90 hill farms. You cause one of these boys to come down, and you'll be in deeper than you could ever imagine......