I wanted to try to make a Hyperlapse with my spark and I think it turned out pretty good. I used Tapfly at 2.2mph while shooting a photo every 2 seconds. I traveled about 900 total feet and would like to try again traveling a further distance to make the clip longer. I wish the tapfly was able to travel at a slower speed.

Excellent piece of work   

yes looking good!

Looks cool

good job!
     

Nice,, amazing sunset,,

Wow nice video, lovely sunset thanks for sharing

Hi there, thank you for sharing that is really amazing. Cheers!

Nice!

I shot a couple but I'm having trouble getting video software that doesn't crash trying to put it together.

great job! love it, i might have to give it a try!

Very nice and smooth. I had no idea Spark was capable of that, but I definitely want to try it myself.

A couple of questions: Did you need a third party app? And did you have to stabilize it in an editor?

After seeing your video I tried the same thing this afternoon, but my images did not align up anywhere near as well as yours did. Did your software smooth it out at all?

MarkMN Posted at 2018-9-6 17:41
After seeing your video I tried the same thing this afternoon, but my images did not align up anywhere near as well as yours did. Did your software smooth it out at all?

I used Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere to compile the photos. I also used a plugin called Reel Steady in AE, then added the Warp Stabilizer on top of that in Premiere.

Prairie Chicken Posted at 2018-9-6 08:13
Very nice and smooth. I had no idea Spark was capable of that, but I definitely want to try it myself.

A couple of questions: Did you need a third party app? And did you have to stabilize it in an editor?

I used After Effects to create the video from the photos and a plugin called Reel Steady then added a Warp Stabilizer on top of that to stabilize it all.

That's a really cool shot .