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I've read the manual and searched through the app and cannot find a way to get into timelapse mode. I am sure It is right in front of my face....but it don't see it. Any hints for this novice?
So with option number 4 it will create a time lapse video?To access timelapse mode holder down the shutter button for about 3 seconds and this will open up a circular photo options menu. From there you will see a few different options.
#1 - Single Photo
#2 - Burst Mode
#3 - AEB (Automatic Exposure Bracketing)
#4 - Timelapse mode
It is definitely not an easy setting to find if you're just looking around! Enjoy!
AEB is used for HDRsWhich one do you pick for hdr?
With option 4 you will select the interval for timelapse photos to take a photo every X seconds. You would then be able to compile all of the photos in post to create a timelapse video.So with option number 4 it will create a time lapse video?
Thank you SO much! I'm not totally blind after allTo access timelapse mode holder down the shutter button for about 3 seconds and this will open up a circular photo options menu. From there you will see a few different options.
#1 - Single Photo
#2 - Burst Mode
#3 - AEB (Automatic Exposure Bracketing)
#4 - Timelapse mode
It is definitely not an easy setting to find if you're just looking around! Enjoy!
AEB is used for HDRs
With option 4 you will select the interval for timelapse photos to take a photo every X seconds. You would then be able to compile all of the photos in post to create a timelapse video.
Timelapse is more typically taken one frame every second......you get 2 seconds of 30 fps video every minute. If you film for 5 minutes, you would get 10 seconds, which is a long cut in a video. I'm guessing the stability of the resulting video will be a function of the gimble performance and the wind. I plan to try a 5 minute shoot and see what I get. I like Timelapse and if it works I have a project next week I plan to use it.I can't imagine what kind of time-lapse sequence one could get from a 15 minute flight! Time-lapse photos are most often spread over quite a long period of time - like maybe taking a pic every 5 seconds, but you take pictures for an hour or two (or more). In 15 minutes of flight, taking a picture every 5 seconds (just as an example) will create a time-lapse video that will not be very long!
Remember, your taking a single frame. But when you play back a time-lapse, you're going to be playing it back at 24 or 30 or 60 fps. Look at some of the GoPro examples on YouTube. I just don't see the practicality of time-lapse from a quad.
If I'm understanding you correctly, VPS has nothing to doing with it. It's a gimble function, set in in the gimble settings screen. I'm not near mine now for specific instructions.While we're at it, how in gods name does one toggle VPS? Is it possible to tilt your camera above level to the horizon?
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