Hyperlapse test of clouds

[Windy Heap]

only 11 seconds long...........learning hyperlapse settings........this was 6 seconds / 6 seconds about 12 minute flight record time.

super short hyperlapse test...........slightly chunky as edited play back was at 3/4 75% speed

 

[Ice_2k]

 

[Windy Heap]

much nicer than mine...........did you just hold a suppppppeerrrrrrrrrrrr slow rotation manually?

 

[Ice_2k]

much nicer than mine...........did you just hold a suppppppeerrrrrrrrrrrr slow rotation manually?

No, that would be impossible i think, to keep it this steady. I used waypoints (just 2 of’em), 2s (or was it 3?...) interval, edited the raw 12MP images in Lightroom and stabilized in Premiere Pro

 

[Dale D]

No, that would be impossible i think, to keep it this steady. I used waypoints (just 2 of’em), 2s (or was it 3?...) interval, edited the raw 12MP images in Lightroom and stabilized in Premiere Pro

I'm trying to do the math on this 2nd clip. For 15 seconds of show. (0:15) , at 3 frames interval per second. So that's 15 x 3=45 frames? With my Mavic 2 Pro, the hyperlapse count is 125 frames. Did you just not use the additional 125-45=85 frames?

 

[Ice_2k]

I'm trying to do the math on this 2nd clip. For 15 seconds of show. (0:15) , at 3 frames interval per second. So that's 15 x 3=45 frames? With my Mavic 2 Pro, the hyperlapse count is 125 frames. Did you just not use the additional 125-45=85 frames?

No, not 3 frames per second, it's the other way around. I was shooting one frame every 3 seconds for almost 19 minutes, resulting in 375 frames which were then compiled in a 15s video running at 25fps

 

[Windy Heap]

great explanation................time lapse is tricky in this manner for land based. But especially when you have a flight battery time limit

 

[Dale D]

No, not 3 frames per second, it's the other way around. I was shooting one frame every 3 seconds for almost 19 minutes, resulting in 375 frames which were then compiled in a 15s video running at 25fps

I just slapped the side of my head!