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Just made some timelapses with the Inspire.... love to hear tips to make it smoother. I am using FCP for post production.
It was quite easy. I am use Autopilot logic voor a consistent stable flight as long as possible (used a zip line with focus poin)Great works and thank you for sharing [emoji106]
Would you be so kind to share how you did it?
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It was quite easy. I am use Autopilot logic voor a consistent stable flight as long as possible (used a zip line with focus poin)
Post production is done in FCPX
-import your content to the timeline;
-ramp your content from 14 minutes up to 10 seconds
-export your content , for a quicker workflow with the next step;
-import your content again;
-use in the Indicator the option Stabilazer
These are the main steps which i follow for a time lapse.
-I used video content and brought 14 minutes of flight time back to 10 seconds. So at the end you have 240 frames (I love to work with 24fps)I like it. Coincidently I had a discussion about this with a client who wanted to be able to crop maximum into a single frame, so I mentioned the time lapse option with max res photo's.
It's a great technique. What was the interval, 5 sec?
-edit- must be 2seconds at most?
Thanks, it was done after a request at a facebook page. How to make a time lapse. That's why the conditions where not epic.... At the end it was a lot of fun the make these vid and now waiting for these epic conditions so it can go viralI like it, maybe the light wasn't the best for some shots but for others very good. The technique was quite good. Please share your settings.
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Yes your are right... but what is the differents? Making 24 stills manually with a time inervall and put them together or take 1 second of video content shot at 24fps. Isn't the outcome the same?Huh? Timelaps from stills? Looks more like you ramped video...![]()
Well, for one, you can't call a ramped up film a time lapse. Because it isn't.Yes your are right... but what is the differents? Making 24 stills manually with a time inervall and put them together or take 1 second of video content shot at 24fps. Isn't the outcome the same?
I am always useing 24fps, it can be any amount of frame rate...but then you have to make the equal amount of stills.![]()
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