Not the best hyperlapse but I thought the scenery was gorgeous enough to share.

Cheers!

Nice scenery for sure, kinda of fun learning this thing isn’t it. I have yet to use most functions, got my first 360a while back and seems it’s been too windy here or other commitments since. Plus still getting comfortable flying thru camera.

That worked well. Nice and steady. Twice as long might have been better, but the content is fine.

Blériot53 Posted at 2-17 09:59
That worked well. Nice and steady. Twice as long might have been better, but the content is fine.

Agree on that.   Nice video!

Element115 Posted at 2-17 10:08
Agree on that.   Nice video!

Thank you Gents!  I do need to figure out how to get longer duration hyperlapses.

Looks nice and smooth,   sometimes these get a bit jumpy.  

Very smooth.  

This is much smoother than all my attempts so far...

Nicely done, good attempt

Short but nice!

fans32e749c4 Posted at 2-17 15:35
Thank you Gents!  I do need to figure out how to get longer duration hyperlapses.

Nice Hyperlapse. For me, a 3 second interval, is the best combination of motion and battery life. For a sunset, I do not move the drone, I just do time lapse. If you tap the battery indicator, you will see time to RTH. and time to forced landing. The lapse settings bar also shows how long it will take to complete. I adjust my length time  to be about 2 minutes less than forced landing time. Once you see waht I am explaining, it will become easy to visualize. Also, to get a little stronger color, I set my exposure to -1.0. You need to set this to your taste. One more item, there are four "corners" on the screen, and when you touch the screen a dashed yellow box shows. This is the frame for the lapse. I hope this helps.