Bats, grow up, if you're going to make a claim, back it up instead of expecting someone else to do your work. Wingsuits have been around for a while and have been around for general consumers for around a decade.
First off: the super-stable cameras, especially the one on the helmet? Mounted. Note that it stays stationary to the man's HEAD, the rest of his body flops around from the air pressure. Hell, pause the video at 0:48 or 2:09, you can SEE the camera mount on the helmet. It's small. As are the rest of the cameras on his body, which again, if you watch the video closely can be seen as he flops around. Would they affect aerodynamics? Sure, minutely, but nowhere near enough to, you know, cause actual trouble. Planes can fly at much higher rates of speed with bigger relative protrusions without incident. Given that he's at what could best be described as a barely controlled fall, aerodynamics are not his primary concern. It's not like he's going to stall out here, he has a parachute, you can't land a wingsuit safely without one after all.
Second: "Contrails" can form anywhere the air is cold enough and you have a vortex from lift. Having a source of relative heat to the cold air helps, but it's not entirely necessary. He's also at the top of a snowcapped mountain. You should be able to piece it together from there. Moreover, he's at the top of a snowcapped mountain and at some points no more than a few meters from the mountain itself, meaning in addition to the possible vortex, he may have captured some of the snow in the vortex behind him. Note that in none of the other videos did he have a contrail.
Before overtly declaring something fake for given reasons, you should make sure you've at least done basic fact-checking to see if those reasons are in fact, reasonable.
This isn't the 1980's anymore. Cameras and storage devices are small enough and durable enough to go on insane trips. People have been recording basejumps, skydives, wingsuits, gliders, and all that for years now, with multiple cameras all over one's body. I mean, we're talking
really small sometimes. And when one is on a steel rod strapped tightly to your head, you know, like the steel rod we see in 0:38 of the video, that might be enough to keep the camera steady even when
he's falling at about 30 mph and
zipping forward at about 90 mph.
I mean honestly dude, this is just being silly. You type in wingsuits to Google, you look it up, you find dozens of videos, information from reliable sources, and so on. You educate yourself, then come to a conclusion, instead of lazily trolling a thread and claiming something is fake when you really have no experience with the subject whatsoever.
Jeb Corliss, by the way, is hardly a fraud. He had a show on the Discovery Channel for a while before he was arrested by the NYPD for attempting to BASE jump off of the Empire State Building. He's a freaking adrenaline junkie, but hardly a fraud.
Let me guess, next you'll tell me the Moon Landing is fake?
