3 Time lapse

[mavic53]

First time lapse. As is out of the camera no retouching. ND8 Filter Freewell variable type. Took approx. 12 minutes. For non UK viewers the big building on the right is Hampton Court Palace the home of King Henry the eighth. The river is the Thames.

 

[PhotoDB]

You've got a funky link up there. TRY THIS LINK instead. Love the clouds blowing by. Nicely done.

 

[MS Coast]

Very nice. There's some interesting activity going on. What drone? Why the ND filter?

 

[mavic53]

Very nice. There's some interesting activity going on. What drone? Why the ND filter?

Mavic 3 . I leave the variable filter on all the time it was sunny so I used the ND 8 setting.

 

[Dale D]

First time lapse. As is out of the camera no retouching. ND8 Filter Freewell variable type. Took approx. 12 minutes. For non UK viewers the big building on the right is Hampton Court Palace the home of King Henry the eighth. The river is the Thames.

Good work!

Dale
Miami

 

[Lets Fly]

First time lapse. As is out of the camera no retouching. ND8 Filter Freewell variable type. Took approx. 12 minutes. For non UK viewers the big building on the right is Hampton Court Palace the home of King Henry the eighth. The river is the Thames.

Nice, the clouds were coming toward you, what was that cloud or smoke coming under you in the end, seemed too low to be clouds.

 

[mavic53]

Nice, the clouds were coming toward you, what was that cloud or smoke coming under you in the end, seemed too low to be clouds.

It was smoke from a fire burning leaves

 

[Steve Wells]

Very nice. I’ve done a couple myself but required stabilization in post. Did you require any stabilization?

 

[mavic53]

Very nice. I’ve done a couple myself but required stabilization in post. Did you require any stabilization?

No stabilisation they are as they were shot. The first one there was a strongish breeze 12- 15 knots. The second at the river it was with hardly any wind at all.

 

[drone_dh]

I have been doing timelapse and nightlapse with my GoPro for some time now. I've never even thought about doing a timelapse with one of my drones until your vid. Thanks, now I *have* to try it, LOL