Good work!

That’s a great video well done

Thank you, Everybody! I'll try to answer all your questions:

I shoot every 5 sec (DNG min time allowed, JPG is 2 sec)
Clips are 25fps, so for every second of footage, I shoot for two minutes. With a battery, you can shoot a clip of approx 6sec (considering the time to point and set camera and exposure and RTH). In some clips, I was able to follow the drone and dynamically change the HomePoint, saving the time needed to come home. You can even use continuous video and accelerate it, but you'll get a huge, compressed (not RAW) file and you can't go under 1/25 shutter speed for low light scenes.

Great job! I use the same comment of B1 houdini :
Never used TAP FLY or Time lapse  feature. After seeing your video I got to learn how to use them. And than for time lapse how delay time you have used ?

Mauro Pagliai Posted at 2018-4-9 00:33
Thank You, Everybody!

I've used TAPFLY with free orientation mode: once tapped the direction, I've turned the drone to the subject. Manual exposition and no filter (but I need it, some time-lapses are choppy and I need to slow the shutter to reduce this undesirable effect)

BRAVO Grande Mauro!!
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nice job! I'm curious why it has Dolly Zoom effect in some section? Since as far as I know mavic air doesn't has optical zooming system?

Regarding Air Lapses, what is the Pros and Cons on making time lapses from a recorded video or taking pictures every x seconds?

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pokodog Posted at 2018-4-11 06:20
nice job! I'm curious why it has Dolly Zoom effect in some section? Since as far as I know mavic air doesn't has optical zooming system?

Thanks! It's a digital zoom made in post

MWitarsa Posted at 2018-4-11 10:44
Regarding Air Lapses, what is the Pros and Cons on making time lapses from a recorded video or taking pictures every x seconds?

Pros: stability
Cons: large and already compressed file, high ISO in low light.

With photos you can shoot RAW and with shutter under 1/25 and with a better (just a little bit, but better) resolution.

good job!!

WOW nice vide, good job

Congratulations!
I am really stunned watching what you did! I would like to know a bit more… It’s a sequence of photos? Not video? I believe when you say “Times shot” is the quad taking photos every five seconds?
Please advise!

Another video taken illegally, remove it before someone sends a notice to ENAC, that someone being me.
You know you can't fly by night, over towns and you can't send the drone more than 500mt away from you right?
Also you need to see it with your own eyes at all times, cheers.

Snow scenes and the golden sun stunning..... thank you :-)

Really great! Thanx for sharing and explaining!

Elettrone78 Posted at 2018-4-12 23:31
Another video taken illegally, remove it before someone sends a notice to ENAC, that someone being me.
You know you can't fly by night, over towns and you can't send the drone more than 500mt away from you right?
Also you need to see it with your own eyes at all times, cheers.

Hi William, please send it. There's nothing illegal in this video.
'night' fly are shot 10 min after sunset, I follow the drone on the ground, and never fly over town. I know it's hard to belive but there are some video techniques, such as 'digital zoom', that do the trick.
Good luck, thanks for your advice.

Vidjcb Posted at 2018-4-12 11:07
Congratulations!
I am really stunned watching what you did! I would like to know a bit more… It’s a sequence of photos? Not video? I believe when you say “Times shot” is the quad taking photos every five seconds?
Please advise!

Hi! Thank you!
Yes it's a photo sequence, shot every 5sec.

Again, thank you, everybody!

Mauro Pagliai Posted at 2018-4-12 04:58
Pros: stability
Cons: large and already compressed file, high ISO in low light.

I see, thanks for replying.

Which software are you using to convert those pictures into video? What is the fps are you using?

MWitarsa Posted at 2018-4-13 05:29
I see, thanks for replying.

Which software are you using to convert those pictures into video? What is the fps are you using?

You're welcome.

I've used Lightroom to edit and convert in jpg, convert into video with After Effects. Frame rate is 25fps.

It's magnificent, I really loved this video. it's a professional job. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video, I hope we will see other like this.

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Mauro Pagliai Posted at 2018-4-13 05:33
You're welcome.

I've used Lightroom to edit and convert in jpg, convert into video with After Effects. Frame rate is 25fps.

So, let say I want to do a 1 min lapse video with 25 fps from a time shot every 2 seconds. I'll need to shot 1500 pictures in 12.5 min (60s x 25 fps / 2 sec).

What an awesome video....... that is fabulous....... thank you very much for posting..... new thing to try added to list.

Great job, you don't need advice, very modest my friend

MWitarsa Posted at 2018-4-13 08:26
So, let say I want to do a 1 min lapse video with 25 fps from a time shot every 2 seconds. I'll need to shot 1500 pictures in 12.5 min (60s x 25 fps / 2 sec).

Correct. But 1 min clip with no cut, unless you're shooting at things like erupting vulcanos , is absolutely boring to see. Don't you think?

Is the dolly zoom made while recording or post production? Looks sick!

LindiSopaj Posted at 2018-4-14 12:09
Is the dolly zoom made while recording or post production? Looks sick!

Thanks! Post production

Is stunning!

It's nice, but there is much easier way to get similar effect. you can speed up the video in postproduction. For sure you must know that.

andy10 Posted at 2018-4-15 01:16
It's nice, but there is much easier way to get similar effect. you can speed up the video in postproduction. For sure you must know that.

Yes, , Andy. You're right. Thank you. Anyway, with photos I can shoot RAW and with shutter lower than 1/25  sot low light.

andy10 Posted at 2018-4-15 01:16
It's nice, but there is much easier way to get similar effect. you can speed up the video in postproduction. For sure you must know that.

Yes that would be considered a Timelapse where everything in the video is sped up. What Mauro has done is considered a HyperLapse where the actual movement of the drone is normal fly speed and the stills are combined in sequence to speed up the clouds and/or other subjects. Although he has sped up some of the video as well.

Beautiful colors

Great stuff!!! Now I have another project to try!!!!

Amazing footage! Must give this a go thanks

Spectacular. You are a phenomenon!

Nicely done

wow perfect speeds!

This was terrific Mauro! Thanks for sharing.

is this in italy?