These shots were taken from my last 25 flights. I hope you enjoy it!
1) Phantom 4 Pro
2) Osmo Mobile 2 / iPhone 8 plus
3) Sony FDR-X3000

Edit:

This video was uploaded to YouTube at 4K but now I can’t select 4K. Do you have any idea why?  I double checked the uploaded file, it was 4K and 1.8 GB in size.

Ok, let's see.


Yes, that's very nice. Thanks it's gorgeous, awesome for sharing.
Talk about getting high? ;-)

RedHoPoker

Wow very nice indeed
If you dont mind my asking how did you get the slow panning with fast cloud movements i really like that effect.

Hellsgate Posted at 2018-4-5 19:36
Wow very nice indeed
If you dont mind my asking how did you get the slow panning with fast cloud movements i really like that effect.

Thank you! Ground shots were taken with osmo mobile 2. Other shots were taken with P4P. POI mode was used for those panning shots and waypoint mode for straight fly shots. For both try to select lowest possible speed. I’ve tried several intelligent fly mode for lapse work. POI and waypoint mode are the best for this types of work. Tap to fly mode may also work but the drone makes significant course changes in this mode. In addition, in tap to fly mode lowest speed is 3.6 km/h, however, in waypoint and POI mode the speed can be adjusted to very low. I was able to select 0.4 and 0.7 km/h in POI and waypoint mode. In waypoint mode select 2 waypoints. Depending on your speed you can set 300 to 500 meters between the waypoints. In POI mode select a spot and increase radius to 500 meters or more and select lowest possible speed. Longer radius + lower speeds = slower pannings.

RedHotPoker Posted at 2018-4-5 19:27
Ok, let's see.
https://youtu.be/9OqjYIrUJ2c

Thank you my friend Wind is your enemy in dronelapse work!

OOO Posted at 2018-4-5 20:29
Thank you my friend  Wind is your enemy in dronelapse work!

It still turned out great, even with the dastardly wind blasts. ;-)


You fended it off, very well. Ha


RedHotPoker

OOO Posted at 2018-4-5 20:23
Thank you! Ground shots were taken with osmo mobile 2. Other shots were taken with P4P. POI mode was used for those panning shots and waypoint mode for straight fly shots. For both try to select lowest possible speed. I’ve tried several intelligent fly mode for lapse work. POI and waypoint mode are the best for this types of work. Tap to fly mode may also work but the drone makes significant course changes in this mode. In addition, in tap to fly mode lowest speed is 3.6 km/h, however, in waypoint and POI mode the speed can be adjusted to very low. I was able to select 0.4 and 0.7 km/h in POI and waypoint mode. In waypoint mode select 2 waypoints. Depending on your speed you can set 300 to 500 meters between the waypoints. In POI mode select a spot and increase radius to 500 meters or more and select lowest possible speed. Longer radius + lower speeds = slower pannings.

I think you did a great job congrats

Excellent job

a job done in a really excellent way ..
post production with Adobe?
I'm a fan of hyperlapses, I spent a little time producing these ...
but these yours ... are exceptional ...
at altitude, with the wind (because the clouds show it) ... I think it's not easy

thanks for this your sharing

Beautiful work!

AlexVideoShark 5 Posted at 2018-4-5 21:51
a job done in a really excellent way ..
post production with Adobe?
I'm a fan of hyperlapses, I spent a little time producing these ...

Thank you!  Some of the shots were taken at 6500 feet and wind was the major issue at that altitude. I spent more than 25 batteries for these shots and half of the footage was very shaky. The unusable shots were the most beautiful footage. Because in those shots the drone was flying through the clouds. Unfortunately none of the stabilization methods worked in post. Edited with FCPX.

OOO Posted at 2018-4-5 22:05
Thank you!  Some of the shots were taken at 6500 feet and wind was the major issue at that altitude. I spent more than 25 batteries for these shots and half of the footage was very shaky. The unusable shots were the most beautify footage. Because in those shots the drone was flying through the clouds. Unfortunately none of the stabilization methods worked in post. Edited with FCPX.

wowww again and again ... awesome footage

Stunning! Thanks for sharing such a great video with us.
I love the fast cloud movement so much!

Bracco, Montfrooij and DJI Susan, thank you for the feedback and those kind words.

OOO Posted at 2018-4-5 22:05
Thank you!  Some of the shots were taken at 6500 feet and wind was the major issue at that altitude. I spent more than 25 batteries for these shots and half of the footage was very shaky. The unusable shots were the most beautiful footage. Because in those shots the drone was flying through the clouds. Unfortunately none of the stabilization methods worked in post. Edited with FCPX.

Aloha OOO,

     You got me so all I can say is, "You get 'em Brah!"  Looking forward to more.  

Aloha and Drone On!

Very, very well done!

Good work ....very nice

Wow... wow... wow!   Loved it!   

Great effort!     

Awesome

Very effective.Thanks for the share.

Cetacean Posted at 2018-4-6 02:41
Aloha OOO,

     You got me so all I can say is, "You get 'em Brah!"  Looking forward to more.  

Thank you my friend. I’ve checked all online dictionaries but didn’t find the meaning of “You get’em Brah”. I feel that it is a very positive statement! I liked it and want to use it, but before that it is better to know what does it exactly mean

MrRobert5823 Posted at 2018-4-6 07:03
Wow... wow... wow!   Loved it!

I’m glad that you liked it! Thank you for the kind words!

RedHotPoker Posted at 2018-4-5 19:27
Ok, let's see.
https://youtu.be/9OqjYIrUJ2c

Awesome Job and excellent creativity !!
Thanks for sharing !!

Yes, it was enjoyable to watch, for sure.


RedHotPoker

OOO Posted at 2018-4-6 18:49
Thank you my friend. I’ve checked all online dictionaries but didn’t find the meaning of “You get’em Brah”. I feel that it is a very positive statement! I liked it and want to use it, but before that it is better to know what does it exactly mean

Aloha OOO,

     It means;

"You are doing a very good job in very challenging areas of technology and art."

     Hope this helps!

Aloha and Drone On!

Cetacean Posted at 2018-4-6 20:20
Aloha OOO,

     It means;

Thank you! This forum is a very good place to polish my English

Rickyber Posted at 2018-4-6 19:06
Awesome Job and excellent creativity !!
Thanks for sharing !!

Thank you so much for those kind words!

Just had to watch this again , gets better and better .....superb

DEUCEDOG Posted at 2018-4-7 11:36
Just had to watch this again , gets better and better .....superb

I'm really glad to hear that. Thank you!

Great video we can all learn from this. Well especially me.

Thats pretty awesome! Nice job.

this is great  !!!

Very nice!

blackcrusader Posted at 2018-4-7 16:12
Great video we can all learn from this.  Well especially me.

I know you love to fly through the clouds and at high altitudes Thank you!

IamWedge, dji-spark and B&S, thank you! It was uploaded to youtube at 4K@30 fps but still I can't select 4K. All my videos are 4K and I've never seen this before. Do you have any idea?

Very well done. I've been wanting to take on a project like this, and your video just gave me great ideas! Thanks for the inspiration. Did you use the photo method of taking many photos and stitching them together in post? I've never tried it that way before, the first time lapse I tried was shooting video and speeding up in post, let's just say it's not worth sharing, lol. Again great job, very well done!

14jnewmy14 Posted at 2018-4-8 11:46
Very well done. I've been wanting to take on a project like this, and your video just gave me great ideas! Thanks for the inspiration. Did you use the photo method of taking many photos and stitching them together in post? I've never tried it that way before, the first time lapse I tried was shooting video and speeding up in post, let's just say it's not worth sharing, lol. Again great job, very well done!

This is a true timelapse. All photos were taken with 2 seconds interval and converted to timelapse video. Thanks for those kind word!

OOO Posted at 2018-4-8 12:07
This is a true timelapse. All photos were taken with 2 seconds interval and converted to timelapse video. Thanks for those kind word!

That's what I figured you did, the way it came out so good. Thanks for the reply. I'm going to Hawaii next week and can't wait to try this out.

Great job OOO.