Dronelapses

yannick_c · Dec 13, 2015

Hi,

After shooting timelapses and hyperlapses during months on the ground, I wanted to push it to the next level and do it in the air. The phantom 3 Pro helped me do it. You can see some of those experiments in this video (not dronelapse only). Hope you like them.

Yannick

beeline · Dec 13, 2015

Some very incredible shots! Were the time lapses sped up footage or did you actually do it with stills? Were you able to get GPS lock on those very low shots in the woods?

yannick_c · Dec 13, 2015

Thx beeline.

The timelapses are done with RAW stills (I used Litchi to get around 3sec interval).

And for the shots in the woods, yes, I could get GPS lock. I was quite nervous enough trying not to hit a tree, the GPS lock helped a little.

xbiron · Dec 15, 2015

Wow it's impressive. How did you do hyper lapse ? With a waypoint course or manually?

yannick_c · Dec 15, 2015

The hyperlapses are done with waypoints, the best way to keep it smooth.

xbiron · Dec 15, 2015

You know you are my new idol ?

yannick_c · Dec 15, 2015

Thx, what an honour

lolonisadie · Dec 15, 2015

Wow AMAZING.

xbiron · Dec 15, 2015

Yannick. You're french right?

daveleeds · Dec 16, 2015

Just....... WOW

ukglyn · Dec 16, 2015

just simply amazing. I love that.

yannick_c · Dec 16, 2015

Thanks, and yes xbiron, I'm French.

ELHEAPO · Dec 16, 2015

yannick_c said:
Hi,

After shooting timelapses and hyperlapses during months on the ground, I wanted to push it to the next level and do it in the air. The phantom 3 Pro helped me do it. You can see some of those experiments in this video (not dronelapse only). Hope you like them.

Yannick

that is the best showreel ive seen by far,simply amazing how do you do those hyperlapses??

tcope · Dec 16, 2015

Amazing! Great video!

yannick_c · Dec 16, 2015

@ELHEAPO, it's done with Litchi. I use 2 waypoints to get a constant speed and movement between them, and around 3 seconds interval to shoot the pictures. Then, it's stabilization in post prod. You can get around 10 seconds sequences with a battery

ELHEAPO · Dec 17, 2015

yannick_c said:
@ELHEAPO, it's done with Litchi. I use 2 waypoints to get a constant speed and movement between them, and around 3 seconds interval to shoot the pictures. Then, it's stabilization in post prod. You can get around 10 seconds sequences with a battery

thanks for that i will have to try it myself, really nice unique work yannick

MattyDread · Dec 17, 2015

Excellent. So, are these ALL still images?

MoOriginal · Dec 17, 2015

Love that work - Mr.
Im just starting out in this - could you mention how do the alignment of the images ?
Im using Slideshow in Lightroom which doesnt account for the alignment needed between images when stationary

Im on the hunt for software that will do it if Lightroom doesn't..

Im just a noob at it....

HueJorgan · Dec 17, 2015

wow excellent

Im guessing its a mixture of stills and speeded up video footage

top work fella

ELHEAPO · Dec 17, 2015

yannick_c said:
@ELHEAPO, it's done with Litchi. I use 2 waypoints to get a constant speed and movement between them, and around 3 seconds interval to shoot the pictures. Then, it's stabilization in post prod. You can get around 10 seconds sequences with a battery

Thanks yannick which post production software so you use for this dronelapse sequence (cool name by the way?)