Recent content by Andrex

639 DNG files in total, so at 24 frames per second it's giving me 26.6 seconds of footage. At one shot per day, a second is around a month. I don't have resolve, but I do have Adobe Creative Cloud. I had forgotten about Warp Stabiliser - I'll give that a go, thanks. The whole project was...

Looking for some advice on how best to improve the edit on this timelapse: Issues are a little jerkiness and flicker. I have 600+ DNG files for each frame. Current workflow is to align images in PTGui Pro and export individual cropped frames. Then... I have made into a video, producing...

It may depend on if the developers at Litchi think there will be enough M3E users who want their app to make it worthwhile? Litchi has a low price point and so surely relies to an extent on volume - but the M3E being more costly is likely to sell far fewer units....

Are you referring to the Enterprise for surveying or the one with the thermal camera? I can understand the thermal camera variant not having it, but surely the other one would? I also understand this is the only Mavic 3 version with waypoints? At the moment, although my Mavic 2 Pro can't stay...

Good job, and I like that you timed the flights for consistency of the shadows.

It's not so much that, a lot of people (myself included) never use the drone-stitched version of the image (on my M2P). But having the drone automatically capture 26 or so DNG images, with the correct and automatic rotation and overlap, means it's easy to fly the drone to a location, hit go on...

They've been using them in ETCR last year as well - this one is impressive around a narrow street circuit:

"If a tree falls in the woods, and no one hears it, does it make a sound?"...

I wasn't replying to you, my question is clearly asked at the thread starter

Also a Tactic Air Drone is not going to give you good results. No GPS - it will drift in the wind. No image stablisation - it will be jerky. Poor camera. Poor controller. Few settings to control. Poor battery life and flight time. Poor camera control. Low range. Bear all of this in mind...

Any meeting between a bird and drone is going to be bad news for both. Stay away from areas with large numbers of nesting birds, for example colonies near coastal cliffs.

Do I sense that as a photographer, you want a drone to be able to clearly show a 'subject' of a photo? i.e. you would need to be close-ish to whatever you are shooting, so it doesn't just blend into the rest of the airborne landscape? If so, what's to stop you obtaining a drone (i.e. Mavic 2...

Every estate agent I have encountered just does the aerial shots themselves. So perhaps you would be better training to do the whole thing and just work in property.

If you are stitching directly from RAW images then I just have to ask this question - are you applying, at any stage, a lens correction in order to correct for vignetting, distortion etc?

You should read this thread for some good advice: https://mavicpilots.com/threads/360-photo-light-dark-spots.109571/