Shot with the thermal drone over the largest crater from the 2021 eruption and it’s possible to see how it has cooled down.
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The Fagradalsfjall Volcano Revisited With a Thermal Drone Camera
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thanks bfor sharing.👍
Absolutely stunning thank you watched it erupt from the very beginning back in March 2021 amazing how the landscape has changed from that day
Wow! Fascinating. Thank you. Drone is worth it just for that clip.
Wowww! it's still so hot!! Thank you for this!!
A sci fi landscape. Fascinating, thanks.
Love this!
Cool! Thanks
Why did you not fly directly over the Crater? You cannot look where the Vent was when you not look down into it.
If you see La Palma, it is basically the same. Amazing how long the Lavarock can contain heat.
oh I miss it 😢
I think for the more abstract shots where you don't have a lot of contrast like these the thermal "window" in the normal camera view is defnitely the coolest!
It’s scary to still see so much magma still there 👍🙏❤️
At 1:30 – I love the differences in surface texture between the two years. Also, at the beginning, am I seeing, at 0:22, iron deposits on the rim? Is that what is "hotter"? A solar effect? So fascinating!
One hell of a camera, I was amazed to see the flows still steaming. I am guessing we all wonder whether it'll ever spark in to action again.
Awesome. I'm interested to see how the area has changed. God I miss seeing it. I hope that area sees another eruption soon, hopefully this year.
Thank you so much for this. It was great to see where we hiked last summer as well as the parts ee didn't get to
I think using the non-grey color schemes works better with human depth perception and most importantly the YouTube video compression.
beautiful pictures
Thank you! I’m not surprised things are still somewhat hot. Beautiful drone photography!! Love the thermal imaging too 😉
Obrigado pelas imagens, era meu sonho ver filmagens térmicas de uma área vulcânica em atividade ou com atividade recente. ❤❤❤
Dúvidas:
A cratera de 2021 está acessível para escaladas ? Será que essas áreas quentes estão com temperaturas altas o suficiente para queimar a pele humana?
Os fluxos de lava mais recentes ainda podem conter lava fluída?
Very, very cool! As usual, your photography and videography are fantastic.
Mr. Gylfi, the picture quality of this video is amazingly crisp. I am a new subscriber and a fan of your beautiful country.
Cool!
I check Vedur every day, and I’m continually disappointed. 😆
Each time you use your thermal drone is another step up the learning curve, Gylfi. Some days are definitely going to be better for thermal imaging than the wonderful HD video it also produces.
The thermal image gives so much additional information. Nice to see the crater of 2021 again and the lava field of 2022 shows clearly hotter than the 2021 field. Looking forward to more 😁
Every bit as awesome as I knew it would be!! Thank you!!
Another excellent creation, thank you Gylfi!
Fascinating!
Stunning, been ages since we’ve seen this beauty. How she looks now. Amazing video.
Is there an option that the camera can produce a scale of temperature going from say green to white hot that could be added to the side of the video so we can see what temperatures it is measuring to get a good idea of how hot things are?
Great presentation all so the music was great as well was expecting something to jump out was great seeing it again loved watching the volcano every day people sitting on the hills enjoying themselves great work
Thank you, Gylfi. I found your channel in March 2021because of your Fagradalsfjall content. Very glad I subscribed. Looking forward to the next IR footage of that location.
nice to see that you are trying out some color palets i have a tiny handheld FLIR for watching Animals an i found the "White hot" palette worked for me the best to find single sources of heat but then to see the difference of temperature in smaler steps it really depended on the circumstances what worked best.
looking foraward whats to come from that drone 🙂
1 Suggestion: did you try to have a look on the ocean where some under sea volcanes might erupt? or if Kleifarvatn have some warm water spots for instance? uh and i would love to see a glacier through the thermal drone!
If you can slow down the spead, and do more hoving , you will probbably get a better image, also, high vise low image capturing can be more dramatic in the low phase without crashing your drone, practise makes perfect videos
Nice video. As always 🙂 maybe you have info – what are the temperatures in Celsius?
Cool!
This was incredible! Thank you!
Wonderfull, amazing, beautifull… no words can describe the feelings we have watching this. Nar looks alive again 😉. Many thanks to you 👌👍
Great drone footage. Thanks so much for sharing the thermal video – very interesting!
hvenær helduru að það verði örrugt að ganga í gíginn? finnst það alltaf mjög freistandi þegar ég sé hann. ekki er hættulegt að ganga í gamla gíga. afhverju ætti þessi að vera öðruvísi?
WOW! They say it will be hot for many years but I'm kind of surprised by how much gas is still coming out of it. I would have never ever guessed that the rim would be hotter than the crater. That seems totally illogical. I'd love to hear some geologist explain that.
BTW, the way you inset the thermal view into the regular shot was some epic editing! 👏👏👏
Thank you for this look at the volcanic landscape. I hope that in a year you will return and do another video so that we can see any changes that may have occurred. 😊
Oh wow that is so neat! So the edges of the cone are still pretty hot in places huh?. I didn't know the fields were still steaming though and wow the last one was really hot still, and stupid people still walk all over it. I'm kind of surprised no one has fallen into a hot spot and been burned yet. Thanks for doing that! Can't wait to see more. This is fascinating to me.
from 1:24 … Are you teasing us ?
Steam ?
That stuff on the rim @ 0:37 seems to hot from the sunlight if there's nothing going on down there @0:43.
Will you be collecting a sample ?
Dark surfaces heat up a lot more in the sun than lighter ones, so to get a better idea of residual heat from the eruption, filming in early morning, especially under heavy overcast might be your best bet. I realize you don't get much darkness in late May, so your result may be better at other times of the year. But don't stop now! I love all your videos!
Great to see this updated and thermal view, great job.
Iceland is hot😊
Fantastic! Just a small comment, is there a way to place the temperature to the colors displayed on video? You have opened up a new world in drone video, congrats!