You Can Fly at 12 degrees!

[RadioFlyerMan]

Not a good idea for my MPP, but the sunrise was something I couldn't ignore. I flew at around 280 ft for about 22 minutes at 12 degree F.

The battery temperature initially dropped but then recovered near the end of the flight.

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[Thomas B]

Great colors... but the cloud movement was stellar!

 

[RadioFlyerMan]

Great colors... but the cloud movement was stellar!

Thanks. The cloud/sun rise movement was accomplished with a stationary time-lapse of 500 shots at 2 seconds apart, and combined and stabilized at 30 fps for a raw 16 second shot. Due to the large field of view, I was able to fade from a live video (the yaw segment) to the time-lapse, something I've never done before.

 

[bonmot]

Thanks. The cloud/sun rise movement was accomplished with a stationary time-lapse of 500 shots at 2 seconds apart, and combined and stabilized at 30 fps for a raw 16 second shot. Due to the large field of view, I was able to fade from a live video (the yaw segment) to the time-lapse, something I've never done before.

Yes the connection/transistion looked seamless.

 

[maohmc]

Great time lapse! I enjoyed it very much. Thank you.

 

[Doodi]

12? nope! lol. staying in bed watching your vid.

Doodi.

 

[RadioFlyerMan]

12? nope! lol. staying in bed watching your vid.

Doodi.

I can relate!