Timelapse at 400 feet with a P3S

[photojunky]

This is my second attempt at a timelapse. I plan on going back and stabilizing it in the editor.

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[Jakedegraaf]

Awesome! what do you us to create the timelaps?

 

[photojunky]

Thank you. I used Powerdirector. I should have stabilized it. If I do I will post the results.

 

[Jakedegraaf]

Thank you. I used Powerdirector. I should have stabilized it. If I do I will post the results.

Free or paid version? Not familiar with it.

 

[photojunky]

Paid. It's cheap, around 50-79 dollars

 

[Jakedegraaf]

Amazon.com: CyberLink PowerDirector 15 Ultimate [Download]: Software is what I can see on amazon right now. Seems like a good deal. Is that what you use?

 

[photojunky]

I am only using 12. It's a little old but I like it. Will upgrade one day.

 

[Salvador]

I did my first one recently and used photos shot at interval of 2 seconds and then group them into clip and edited all as a speed up video clip

 

[photojunky]

it is just what happens when I try to do a time lapse ...
the battery ends at the best moment ...
So how do we make one long enough?

My battery lasts about 20 minutes just hovering.

 

[Pharm]

Wonderful! I have to try that!

 

[efh777]

This is my second attempt at a timelapse. I plan on going back and stabilizing it in the editor.

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I have a new P3S, and this is way cool!!! You did a nice job. I hope to be able to do that someday...Love watching the cars zip around...How high were you??