Drone Time Lapse and Hyper Lapse Photography
Whilst time lapse photography is a relatively well known thing, hyper lapse might be a little less familiar. Essentially time lapse photography is taken from a single static point whereas hyper lapse involves movement to create a dynamic result.
Both time lapse and hyper lapse sequences are possibly and indeed impressive, when created using UAV. In fact, Drone Media Imaging can capture images using a mix of drone elevated mast and ground based photography to capture your project in its entirety.
Time lapse and hyper lapse videos are an engaging way to capture large scale projects that take place over an extended time scale. They not only provide a record of projects that you have undertaken, they also provide captivating marketing material to entice your potential clients to hire you.
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