Hyper-lapse of Evening Sunset's

[HVYMTL]

 

[SteveCA]

Nicely done! I love sunset hyperlapses!

 

[Jackcutrone]

Very nice

 

[Gunglejim]

Very nice!!! Been thinking of trying that out. What camera settings were you using?

 

[HVYMTL]

Believe it or knot.. Those were al taken with the Mavic 2 zoom all auto settings. Here is one from the Mavic 2 pro. The Mavic does a pretty good job all on it's own with the camera settings.

 

[Olderguyjim]

Wow u people are away to artistic I’ll never catch up

 

[SteveCA]

Believe it or knot.. Those were al taken with the Mavic 2 zoom all auto settings. Here is one from the Mavic 2 pro. The Mavic does a pretty good job all on it's own with the camera settings.

Very nice! Is this straight from the camera or RAW files processed into a time lapse? Most of my sunset hyperlapses straight from the camera are problematic due to in camera processing like this. Notice the lighting change at 08 seconds?

 

[Gunglejim]

Believe it or knot.. Those were al taken with the Mavic 2 zoom all auto settings. Here is one from the Mavic 2 pro. The Mavic does a pretty good job all on it's own with the camera settings.

Thanks for the reply. Will have to auto and go from there. I am using the good old Mavic Pro.

 

[HVYMTL]

Very nice! Is this straight from the camera or RAW files processed into a time lapse? Most of my sunset hyperlapses straight from the camera are problematic due to in camera processing like this. Notice the lighting change at 08 seconds?

Those are all straight off the camera.. to stop the lighting change try hitting the “AE” lock in the upper right of the screen.

 

[SteveCA]

Those are all straight off the camera.. to stop the lighting change try hitting the “AE” lock in the upper right of the screen.

my exposures were locked. I confirmed it before and after the shoot. The metadata for every jpeg confirmed that exposure settings did not change. I suspect the in camera jpg processing.