Air 2 Evening Mood

Tentoes · Oct 15, 2021

My ankle injury, and exhausting carpentry job, are still restricting my hiking a bit, so I sent Selah on a journey.

Dale D · Oct 16, 2021

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My ankle injury, and exhausting carpentry job, are still restricting my hiking a bit, so I sent Selah on a journey.

Very smooth, mellow and soothing video and music. I was not able to get better than 1080p on You Tube.

Prop Wash · Oct 16, 2021

Another good from you! Well done!

twickers14 · Oct 16, 2021

Beautiful and relaxing. How on Earth do you shoot that setting sun?

GFields · Oct 16, 2021

Very nice!

Tentoes · Oct 17, 2021

Dale D said:
Very smooth, mellow and soothing video and music. I was not able to get better than 1080p on You Tube.

That's because I post in 1080.

Tentoes · Oct 17, 2021

Prop Wash said:
Another good from you! Well done!

Thanks, Prop Wash!

Tentoes · Oct 17, 2021

twickers14 said:
Beautiful and relaxing. How on Earth do you shoot that setting sun?

Thanks, Twickers!

Easy, actually. Set to shoot a time laps waypoint mode. Adjust your exposure. I usually set it a little dark to bring out the colors. Now, set the first waypoint somewhere near you. Fly the drone way off, like a thousand feet or so and set a second waypoint. Now, select "Reverse" mode so it starts at the second waypoint and finishes near you. Hit the shutter button to start and wait. I usually shoot a frame every 2 seconds.

Tentoes · Oct 17, 2021

gfieldsr said:
Very nice!

Thanks, Gfieldsr!

twickers14 · Oct 19, 2021

Tentoes said:
Thanks, Twickers!

Easy, actually. Set to shoot a time laps waypoint mode. Adjust your exposure. I usually set it a little dark to bring out the colors. Now, set the first waypoint somewhere near you. Fly the drone way off, like a thousand feet or so and set a second waypoint. Now, select "Reverse" mode so it starts at the second waypoint and finishes near you. Hit the shutter button to start and wait. I usually shoot a frame every 2 seconds.

That is so clever. Will have to see if I can work my way round the instructions. Thanks for sharing.