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I can already say now, if it's a balloon the wind comes from east ;)

I will try some more before I give up ;)

That's the whole point :) The drone/camera is moving south away from the turbines, in what I guess is a pretty straight line, but it's climbing up. The camera then rotates to follow the thing.

A good day for clouds here with lots of towering convection mingled with clear blue skies and altocumulus. This plane perfectly crossed the sun from my vantage point and was silhouetted against some iridescence. Edit: I should add that I...

So they found another buyer...

I don't view it with the same equanimity. These spheres, and the associated videos, have been deliberately made to deceive people, to make then believe things that aren't true. Maussan has a horrible track record of (at the very least) promoting...

Jaime Maussan is promoting a new version they are calling the Baldías Sphere, allegedly found by the same David Velez and William Zuñiga. They decided to leave off the engraved characters on this one (they are apparently calling it...

I thought about that; it might have been. I do wipe the lens off periodically so maybe something got on it, but it's not in the pic taken right because (or after). I did notice an unusual dark area in cloud in sky at time. But was more focused...

Wait a sec, the camera is rotating as the platform moves forward, are you accounting for that?

I wondered if it might be dirt on the sensor. I get it in some photos on my phone but not others, depending on zoom level and focus. But it's somewhat repeatable, so if you don't see it in any other pics, it probably isn't. Example, to the left...

Based on the limited camera parts visible in the program footage, I finally identified it as the Sony CCD-TRV14E, which was released in mainland China back in 1996. I managed to purchase this machine in near-mint condition for only about 241￥...

Can you upload your blend file somewhere? I can check if I find anything wrong in your settings.

Based on the limited camera parts visible in the program footage, I finally identified it as the Sony CCD-TRV14E, which was released in mainland China back in 1996. I managed to purchase this machine in near-mint condition for only about 241￥...

Source: https://youtu.be/mXeOu7f6sYg First clip is the right focal length, the next is more wide so you can see the rotation better, then the distance of the drone, 4080 meters in 21,2 seconds. If it's moved much closer, then the perspective...

If it's further away it have to go even faster to rotate the perspective right.