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360 Camera | Eiger North Face – Difficult Crack

Documentary.net staff — Wed, 20 May 2015 17:24:43 +0000

PLEASE NOTE: To view the 360 degree experience please make sure you are watching on the latest version of Google Chrome on your desktop or the latest version of Android on your smart phone. Eiger North Face 3970M – Heckmair Route – Difficult Crack 2650M One of the key passenges of the Eiger North Face is the 30 to 40 m long step „Difficult Crack“. Climbing the almost vertical rock formation is the first significant difficulty encountered when ascending via the Heckmair route. Degree of difficulty: IV-V Conditions: Brittle slopes and bands Gradient: 80° Experience the full #project360: www.project360.mammut.ch #project360 www.mammut.ch

Fighter Jet Patrouille Suisse 360° Experience

Documentary.net staff — Wed, 20 May 2015 16:42:04 +0000

360° movie from the cockpit of a Swiss Air Force F-5 jet with the team «Patrouille Suisse» flying over the Swiss Alps. Video by Dominik Baumann / Blick.ch - Pilot: Nils «Jamie» Hämmerli For 360° experience view in desktop Chrome browser or Android YouTube app! Story on Blick.ch: http://bit.ly/patrouillesuisse360 360° Video on KolorEyes and KolorEyes App for iOS and Android: http://s.kolor.com/a5d1dbf9 Shot with Freedom360/gopro, stitched with Autopano Video

Terry Pratchett – Choosing to Die (Medically Assisted Death)

Documentary.net staff — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 20:10:50 +0000

He explores the realities of medically assisted death. Having been diagnosed with a rare form of early onset Alzheimer's disease in 2008, Terry considers how he might choose to end his life as his condition progresses. In a moving documentary he meets those who, like him, would like to control the way they die including a men suffering from degenerative conditions and he is with a British motor neurone sufferer as he carries out an assisted death at the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland.

The Hourglass

Documentary.net staff — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 13:00:37 +0000

Marc Newson's latest creation for Ikepod sees the Australian designer interpret the most iconic timepiece of all: The Hourglass. Director Philip Andelman traveled to Basel, Switzerland, to document the designer's modern take of the classic hourglass inside the Glaskeller factory. Each hand made hourglass comprises highly durable borosilicate glass and millions of stainless steel nanoballs, and is available in a 10 or 60 minute timer.