This is the in drone 1080p version
I took the raw images but haven`t the time nor know how
to make a timelapse. It`s on my list of things to do this week.

Looks pretty good to me.   

Looks interesting. A bit jerky. One image per frame? 25 fps? 30?

Interesting timelapse.  Those are some huge dunes.  

Successful result. Looks like ants running around an anthill

DAFlys Posted at 11-5 07:21
Looks pretty good to me.

Thanks mate.

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-5 13:20
Interesting timelapse.  Those are some huge dunes.

They are big.  The drone makes it easy to take photos.

Depp Posted at 11-5 10:43
Looks interesting. A bit jerky. One image per frame? 25 fps? 30?

Yeah, why would it be jerky?  I tried to folllow a youtube tutorial.
If it was smooth that could make a much better hyperlapse.
25/30 fps?  Dont think thats in the options.  

Clackers Posted at 11-5 15:25
They are big.  The drone makes it easy to take photos.

Yeah, no doubt about that.  So much more to see from the air than from ground level.  What did we do before we got our drones?

Clackers Posted at 11-5 15:28
Yeah, why would it be jerky?  I tried to folllow a youtube tutorial.
If it was smooth that could make a much better hyperlapse.
25/30 fps?  Dont think thats in the options.

I don't know how you do it. Do you manually drop the pictures into the timeline of your video editor?
If you were each picture should be exactly one frame and you'd export the project as 30 fps or so and it SHOULD be smooth. You might try to stabilize the whole trip after putting it into a compound clip or after exporting and reimporting the rendered video.
That's just the theory, I've never done it. I just record long videos and speed them up.

Depp Posted at 11-5 23:04
I don't know how you do it. Do you manually drop the pictures into the timeline of your video editor?
If you were each picture should be exactly one frame and you'd export the project as 30 fps or so and it SHOULD be smooth. You might try to stabilize the whole trip after putting it into a compound clip or after exporting and reimporting the rendered video.
That's just the theory, I've never done it. I just record long videos and speed them up.

Thanks for your reply.
The timelapse I posted was just made in the drone. 1080p.
I Have the raw photo files, will add them to my editor and see how I go.

Clackers Posted at 11-5 15:24
Thanks mate.

You're very welcome.

Looks nice. You might want to try this with a ND1000 filter for some motion blur.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-21 04:46
Looks nice. You might want to try this with a ND1000 filter for some motion blur.

Thanks, will try that. I have tried a few times, but have not got a hyperlapse I am happy with yet.

Time lapses are fun. Just make sure you have enough battery.

Clackers Posted at 12-22 04:22
Thanks, will try that. I have tried a few times, but have not got a hyperlapse I am happy with yet.

I have to try that too. First save for the Fly more combo, to get some more batteries.

Benny Hill springs to mind - very good

Codgerzh2 Posted at 12-22 12:53
Benny Hill springs to mind - very good

C`mon.  You are making me feel old now.  But you are right.
Now I have that tune in my head.