Living in the Age of Airplanes (Trailer) | National Geographic

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DaVinci Resolve tutorial media!

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Agreed, I play the tuts :-)

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Yup, DaVinci resolve brought me here...

[@TheRealMyrtil]

i was comparing my version to it sorta close

[@claudiafmarone1385]

what's up compañeros

[@derHallen_Ch.]

3 years later, and another one drops by here.

[@Travel_Stache]

Hey! this is not what I edited! haha

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u serious ? I just checked your channel out. Those videos are amazing I can't believe you've just learned davinci recently

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@@billythecat haha thanks, it really is nothing special. just wanted to learn some color correcting

[@CoCoKwispy]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@simonpantermuller6997]

Does this movie really exist or is it just part of a DaVinci Resolve exercise?

[@CoCoKwispy]

That's also where I came from hahaha

[@Foobie07]

Yes it does.

[@jasonsing5485]

I like those Boeing Planes and Airbus Planes✈✈😎👫👨‍✈️👍

[@lukegriffies259]

Love the voice

[@christineirenejovita9601]

I really would love to see it, but I don't think it's going to be out in my country .-.

[@shinemendwoor]

WHY IS THIS NOT ON DISNEY PLUS

[@Project_Reus]

I saw the whole thing on my united 787 from nar to sfo

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I’m learning DaVinci Resolve, and an exercise brought me here.

[@vebrian]

Funny that I actually find the version of the davinci tutorial better than the original

[@scottmairs9014]

What's the music used?

[@toeeater9672]

Travis Scotch perfect timing for me appreciate it!

[@karengardiner6830]

I've heard Living in the Age of Airplanes is coming to DC at Smithsonian’s Air and Space museum.

[@theinvisiblehighway]

Karen Gardiner It's playing now! It just opened at the Air and Space Museum on Friday, April 10th.

[@muksithhussain3048]

Where can we get the full documentary ?

[@gwarchive]

Buy it at Terwilliger Productions, or the Blu-ray, or the DVD.

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June 2024. Reference: Davinci Resolve Tutorial

[@Jaydos02]

I wanna see it but it's not going to be on in Australia -_-

[@ayannibirkaushik7501]

brother where is that guy talking about movies in age of airplanes.

[@bassamry]

ironic how most of that video was captured using a quadcopter camera

[@johnsoares1748]

Ironic that you don't seem to think that's directly relevant to a documentary about aviation.

[@paradisegunshot]

What John said. ^

[@bassamry]

***** QUADCOPTERS are not fucking AIRPLANES.

[@johnsoares1748]

ThunderWiring You're right. I'm so stupid. The topic couldn't POSSIBLY be relevant. Let me call the movie title police. We'll get this all straitened out.

[@KevinWu787]

Technically they used helicopters not drones. And that's only half of the footage. The rest are from the ground/sea or from an airplane.

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what's the music used

[@mittu123vik]

It's by James horner, you can look for it on Google...he composed music for this documentary...

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We're all here cause of Resolve

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Bruh, my editing on Davinci Resolve is better

[@MostafaMansoori]

NO! Forget not about History, the past surely does matter. Were never gonna live on Mars or on other planets and stars. I mean seriously, star wars made nearly $1 billion in sales.....oh WOW! big deal, what difference did it make in the world? that's what I thought, be cautious about following your own desires. I'm a nostalgic buff and I'm gonna keep it that way, period.

[@gwarchive]

Yeahhh that's not what the movie talked about

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Chup world

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First

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[@elainemarie9470]

This is hilarious. We've had intergalactic spacecraft in operation, for at least half a century, for this current civilization. Humans have had the technology in ancient history. Jet engines using fossil fuel is so archaic. Antigravity propulsion has been around for decades. So have free energy sources. Remember Nikola Tesla's inventions from a century ago? Michaelangelo's designs from many centuries ago? So sad that the info is kept hidden from the public :( But it is not hard to find the data & proof, from simple online search. Just sayin'...

[@orion7763]

Elaine Marie I do hope you're being sarcastic... most of what you say goes against the basic laws of science. For instance, everybody knows that a perpetual motion machine goes against the laws of thermodynamics. And by intergalactic spacecraft you mean Voyager 1? Voyager 1 is 12 billion miles from Earth and is in interstellar space. While this is the farthest human made object, Voyager 1 is still eons away from intergalactic travel. It sounds like you watch a lot of History Channel... which is notorious for playing up conspiracies. Your post is more amusing than enlightening.

[@dragon53777]

***** We need Mass effect drives lol

[@elainemarie9470]

***** Although I can be sarcastic (bad habit), I am not here. I know you are young, but the laws of basic science are obsolete. The mechanistic models are very limited. Quantum physics is getting more of the picture. Ancients had intergalatic travel. Archeologists have unburied the evidence, but it's been squelched. However, still plenty to find traces. Not to mention contactees. Linearity not; holographic yes. Everybody knows this (wink). Best wishes to you on your education.

[@elainemarie9470]

***** I am glad you were amused by my comment. Sounds like arrogance. If you could only know to whom you're talking to, sweetie. I don't watch the History channel. They offer some very nice information, but go into sensationalism. I don't watch TV. Stopped watching the American news propaganda machine about 25+ years ago. Conspiracies are fairly rampant. I used to be part of one in the 1970s. Blessings to you.

[@derHallen_Ch.]

7 year old ratio, a truly ancient record.