11 pictures taken in about 20 seconds, manually!
The Mavic Mini stands and hooves in the same place
Wind approximately 1-3/m seconds

The film demonstrates how Mini wobbles from left to right and up and down.

Was it very windy . My mini won’t do that even at 20mph. Ok I see 1.3m/s, something wrong with your unit, first I would preform IMU and gimbal calibration.

The sensors under the drone for stable flight cannot work in poor or no light at night time. You may find the drone drifts a little also. There is software that can combine the photos in the same position though, I know lightroom does it. You can choose a point for it to lock on and it positions all the images in that spot.

Check you propellors for damage.

This is a timelapse. I wouldn't imagine mini (or may be any other drone) can stay in exact the same position for 20 sec in order to have a perfect timelapse.
I believe (as deathsquad said) it can be solve with some software. It could be a nice experiment though to take photos less frequently and for longer period...for example a photos every 5 sec for 2 min.
It may be horrible, but it may be interesting :-)

deathsquad Posted at 5-4 14:15
The sensors under the drone for stable flight cannot work in poor or no light at night time. You may find the drone drifts a little also. There is software that can combine the photos in the same position though, I know lightroom does it. You can choose a point for it to lock on and it positions all the images in that spot.

Not a chance, don't think about spending money on image stabilization programs. It's a DJI fault. Feel free to do a test yourself and come back with results.

DAFlys Posted at 5-5 01:03
Check you propellors for damage.

Props CHK = OK

The Bitless Posted at 5-5 01:37
Props CHK = OK

Maybe it was wind,  do you use UAV forecast to check the wind at the altitude your flying at?

Thalisbl Posted at 5-5 01:29
This is a timelapse. I wouldn't imagine mini (or may be any other drone) can stay in exact the same position for 20 sec in order to have a perfect timelapse.
I believe (as deathsquad said) it can be solve with some software. It could be a nice experiment though to take photos less frequently and for longer period...for example a photos every 5 sec for 2 min.
It may be horrible, but it may be interesting :-)

THX 4 tips. Why not try it yourself and come back with the result. I would like more people to test and wait for the solution?

DAFlys Posted at 5-5 01:43
Maybe it was wind,  do you use UAV forecast to check the wind at the altitude your flying at?

THX 4 reply! Well, as I described it in the first post wind = 1 -> 3m / sec.!

hallmark007 Posted at 5-4 14:10
Was it very windy . My mini won’t do that even at 20mph. Ok I see 1.3m/s, something wrong with your unit, first I would preform IMU and gimbal calibration.

THX 4 reply! NOT 1.3m/s
Wind ≈ 1 -> 3m/sec.

The Bitless Posted at 5-5 01:50
THX 4 reply! Well, as I described it in the first post wind = 1 -> 3m / sec.!

did you check that at the altitude you were flying as the and varies at different heights.

DAFlys Posted at 5-5 02:54
did you check that at the altitude you were flying as the and varies at different heights.

Mini (or probably any drone) will not maintain its exact position for this kind of shooting. You need a tripod.

The Bitless Posted at 5-5 01:36
Not a chance, don't think about spending money on image stabilization programs. It's a DJI fault. Feel free to do a test yourself and come back with results.

Fly in the day, you get better results. At night the sensors cannot work to hold position. Even then though you will get some slight movement. You are talking about a drone in the sky. Use lightroom to batch process the images in the same position. It's not hard.