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This was just an example of a photographer and not the camera in her hand.

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The videos I use are free stock videos and unfortunately the people who create them don't indicate what drone they used. I use these videos to give examples of what you can do with a drone. I have noticed that the Dji and Holy Stone Drones tend to be the popular choice. I hope this reply helps. Thank You, Dan

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These were stock video clips. I used them to show examples of what can be done. The actual people do not give much information. It may require a time-lapse duration of at least 2-3 hours and a long interval (~20-25 seconds). A lot depends on the subject itself. My advise would be to buy books on Time Lapse Photography.

With a T7+, you may need to use a intervalometer.

@@photographynew6583 Yeah I bought it too. But, my doubt is about the time-lapse. Do you think it's better to make a video and then change the velocity or capturing pictures and then add all of them and create a video?

@@davitechtcn Here is a video I came across, I hope it helps. ruclips.net/video/5BGR7DqxaJw/видео.htmlsi=D3MgWvPXrm54J9V9

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This was awhile ago when I was making videos. I use stock videos to just give an idea. I used free ezine articles that provided some helpful content. I was also looking at various items to see which were worth the look. I look at customers ratings and reviews to see what looks good and what looks bad. I always advise the customer to check out this information and then make an educated choice. Thank You

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As I have said before these are examples of what someone could do with a Drone. Yes if you want this kind of footage, you would be working with a much more expensive Drone.

They why have the name of a specific device? This is very misleading video.

@@fordwreaker You have a valid point, so I changed it to a more professional drone better suited for fast video. I did remark that it is only one example. Thank You

Here is a link to a video I came across that may help you out. ruclips.net/video/x2VasemV3D4/видео.html . What I have also found is that some with just a Canon Rebel T7, may have trouble. What they suggest is using an Android Phone With A App. If you have the Canon Rebel T7i, you should have no trouble. It has the advanced image capability. I came across another video about the Android App. The video is in another language, but the write up is in English with links. ruclips.net/video/hqHW7UW1OdM/видео.html . Better than this they use a device called a Intervalometer. Here is a link to one for a Canon T7 amzn.to/2AbbE6T

Generally these are video clips to give someone an idea of what they can do with a drone with a camera. I usually put the specific drone due to it being very popular with very good reviews.

This was a video I used as an example. The only information that I saw was 25 frames per second. I would do some searching for time lapse photography at night. There are some good books out there as well. Try exterminating and check your results. Here is a link to a good book amzn.to/2TY2fFV . Also visit my website at the link in my write above for other books.

BullSHIT imposible to shoot that kind of time lapse eith that que quemé

@@chevisin This was the information that the individual had : Resolution 1920px x 1080px ([1080...1440, "Full HD"]) Duration 0:12 Frames Per Second 25 Aspect Ratio 16:9

Just trying to put good audio with the video

This was taken by another photographer that used a drone with a camera.

That was just a stock video I used as an example. Usually the camera on the drone sits below the drone, so the propellers are horizontal and above.

My best advise is to do some searching on youtube. There are many amazing people that can provide lots of advise. Here is just one website www.adorama.com/alc/12-drone-photography-tips