Here is a timelapse I shot of The Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA using the Timed Shot photo feature shooting 1 Frame every 2 Seconds.

Nice footage. Thank you for sharing your video with us. Should you have further question, please let me know. We are here to help. Thank you.

That was pretty cool thanks for sharing.

Sidd

DJI Natalia Posted at 2018-10-11 11:58
Nice footage. Thank you for sharing your video with us. Should you have further question, please let me know. We are here to help. Thank you.

Thank you!

JD Raimer Posted at 2018-10-11 15:28
Thank you!

You're most welcome. Thanks for your support.

Sidd Finch Posted at 2018-10-11 12:47
That was pretty cool thanks for sharing.

Sidd

Thank you!

Nice!

Mine come out kindof jerky, but then, I try to move the drone. Perhaps I should try being still. Hmm, that's what Mom constantly said...

Nicely done - thanks for sharing.

Is it from the Spark???, I didn't know that it can record @4k????

Jos A Posted at 2018-10-11 23:52
Is it from the Spark???, I didn't know that it can record @4k????

Perhaps it was upscaled?

Tentoes Posted at 2018-10-11 18:27
Nice!

Mine come out kindof jerky, but then, I try to move the drone. Perhaps I should try being still. Hmm, that's what Mom constantly said...

I use tripod mode to keep the drone steady. Then, I add warp stabilizer in post.

Jos A Posted at 2018-10-11 23:52
Is it from the Spark???, I didn't know that it can record @4k????

This was shot in photo mode. The photos were compiled and edited in a 4K timeline in Premiere.

Northwood Posted at 2018-10-12 05:49
Perhaps it was upscaled?

It's a timelapse from a sequence of photos shot using "Timed Photo" mode at 2-second intervals. Then edited in a 4K timeline in Premiere.

Awesome footage   

JD Raimer Posted at 2018-10-12 08:56
It's a timelapse from a sequence of photos shot using "Timed Photo" mode at 2-second intervals. Then edited in a 4K timeline in Premiere.

Nice job.. I am going to have to try that.

Nice job mate, well done. Have never though of using the photos to create a higher resolution timelapse video.

Cheers,
Wolferl

JD Raimer Posted at 2018-10-12 08:56
It's a timelapse from a sequence of photos shot using "Timed Photo" mode at 2-second intervals. Then edited in a 4K timeline in Premiere.

thanks fot the info great job

Oh, Yes.

Spark carries a 4K camera, but uses stabilization to crop a 1080p image from each frame so you get a smooth video. To give you 4K video, it would need a 3 axis gimbal like a Mavic or Phantom. The stills come at 4K.

Really cool video.