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Hyper lapse video of an individual walking towards a painting that is sped up and keeps control of camera the whole time.
Our own @ross_taylor21 has been taking in the bright lights of NYC as part of #headsacrosstheoceans - check out this #hyperlapse from Times Sq!
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Skydio adds new features to their R1 drone ā Flying over water, Hyperlapseā¦ - DroneDJ t.co/kjNerrHa2G (via Twitter twitter.com/dronetechaeria1/status/1072615609114992641)
www.autelrobotics.com/productdetail/evo-ii-drones.html
Life In 33 Million Pixels
Excellent With 8K
Autel Robotics Evo II 8K records in resolutions up to 7680x4320. With 16 times more pixels than HD and 4 times more pixels than 4Kļ¼
8K video redefines image detail. The high resolution enables users to zoom deep into a scene and crop an image to 4K without any loss in quality, pushing color further than ever before.
Capture Every Detail
Partnering with Sony, the Autel Robotics Evo II's 48-megapixel sensor is superior to any aerial camera, providing sharper images, greater detail, and richer color.
Brilliant Highlights. Deeper Shadows.
4K HDR video adds dynamic range by merging long-, medium-, and short-term exposures into a single frame. 10-bit color depth captures over 1 billion colors to provide greater flexibility in post production while still retaining rich details in the shadows and highlights.
Only Autel Offers Hyperlapse In 8K
With Hyperlapse mode, no post processing is required. The 8K images can be taken straight out of the drone and shared immediately. JPEG and RAW files are recorded simultaneously. Create perfect flight paths and produce accurate, repeatable hyperlapse videos with just one click.
LiveDeck: Stream Anywhere
Stream live video feed directly from the EVO II to any monitor with Live Deck, which supports HDMI, Ethernet, and USB output.
Instant Capture
Track fast-moving subjects with incredible precision through phase detection autofocus.
Omnidirectional obstacle avoidance with 12 visual sensors
Equipped with 19 groups of sensors ā including 12 visual sensors, the main camera, ultrasound, and dual IMUs ā the EVO II can easily build three-dimensional maps and plan paths through complex terrain in real time.
*Please refer to the manual for the specific details of obstacle avoidance performance
Dynamic Track 2.0
The EVO II can model the location and speed of targets simultaneously, predict their trajectory accurately, and track them continuously while identifying up to 64 objects at the same time.
Maximum Performance. Endless Possibilities.
Maximum Flight Time
40minutes
Fly for up to 40 minutes with the EVO II's powerful 7100mAh battery.
Maximum Transmission Range
5.5miles
Fly more than 5 miles from the pilot's location with confidence in video and telemetry transmission.
Maximum Wind Resistance
27 mph
Fly in virtually any wind condition (urban or rural) with confidence, ensuring a successful mission.
Maximum Flight Speed
45mph
With speeds of up to 45 mph, the EVO II arrives quickly and efficiently.
My first time attempting hyperlapse with just a tripod.
I didnt have a lot of time to play with it because it was a cold evening and I only had 1 afternoon.
I took the shots with a fixed focus point (the third foot of the bridge from the left) and moving my camera on the tripod about 1m each time using the feet of my tripod as a guide as to how far I moved. Saw this tutorial on Youtube so thought I try it out.
Took about 300 shots before it was dark and I was too cold to continue. The time was about 3hrs in total. Then using Lightroom and After Effects to compose and make this clip.
I'm a timelapse/hyperlapse addict so I will try to make more when I have the time.