It seems to have taken ages to produce this hyperlapse
But worth it think
I'm struggling to understand why with a night hyperlapse the drone appears to crab
Along the hyperlaspe couseloc, but is stable in the day

It's a good spot for a hyperlapse, but I think it could have been shot in a more interesting way, especially in the evening when you can use a long exposure.

Serg SSA Posted at 11-23 10:31
It's a good spot for a hyperlapse, but I think it could have been shot in a more interesting way, especially in the evening when you can use a long exposure.

Thanks for comments, I used a 1sec shutter ever 3 seconds. I was more concerned about the crabbing affect at night and not in day

djiuser_7zIi7oWaCEdz Posted at 11-23 10:51
Thanks for comments, I used a 1sec shutter ever 3 seconds. I was more concerned about the crabbing affect at night and not in day

If you used a longer shutter speed, the effect would be better )
I shot a lot of hyperlapses both during the day and in the evening, but I didn't have any problems.

Serg SSA Posted at 11-23 12:53
If you used a longer shutter speed, the effect would be better )
I shot a lot of hyperlapses both during the day and in the evening, but I didn't have any problems.

Thanks, what do you recommend, I was iso100, 1 sec shutter, the courseloc was 3sec interval, 0.2m per sec.
Cheers chris

Hi djiuser_7zIi7oWaCEdz,

Thank You for reaching out. We are truly sorry for the inconvenience you are experiencing. The higher the shutter speed, the poorer the sense of flow represented by the objects in view. The shutter speed is set to half of the interval between two photos. As recommended in the User Manual, for optimal performance, it is recommended to use Hyperlapse at an altitude higher than 50 m and to set a difference of at least 2 seconds between the interval time and shutter.

I hope this information has helped to clarify your inquiries. If you have any other questions, kindly let us know. Thank You!

djiuser_7zIi7oWaCEdz Posted at 11-23 13:31
Thanks, what do you recommend, I was iso100, 1 sec shutter, the courseloc was 3sec interval, 0.2m per sec.
Cheers chris

It is better to use ND filters to increase the shutter speed, for example up to 2 seconds.

Serg SSA Posted at 11-24 02:15
It is better to use ND filters to increase the shutter speed, for example up to 2 seconds.
https://youtu.be/EAsx5vEHG7A?si=_S9W2dAG2neSNA7d
https://youtu.be/1W2DdXc9E6w?si=oz_ONt_Y8frAWj7L

Thanks for sharing this information! It will definitely be helpful for others on the forum. Have a great day! Thank You!

DJI Gamora Posted at 11-24 00:31
Hi djiuser_7zIi7oWaCEdz,

Thank You for reaching out. We are truly sorry for the inconvenience you are experiencing. The higher the shutter speed, the poorer the sense of flow represented by the objects in view. The shutter speed is set to half of the interval between two photos. As recommended in the User Manual, for optimal performance, it is recommended to use Hyperlapse at an altitude higher than 50 m and to set a difference of at least 2 seconds between the interval time and shutter.

Thanks for this, much appreciated.  Chris

Serg SSA Posted at 11-24 02:15
It is better to use ND filters to increase the shutter speed, for example up to 2 seconds.
https://youtu.be/EAsx5vEHG7A?si=_S9W2dAG2neSNA7d
https://youtu.be/1W2DdXc9E6w?si=oz_ONt_Y8frAWj7L

Thanks for the great examples, I'll change the height and shutter speed and see what I get. Cheers chris

Hi, i adjusted the interval to 4 seconds, the shutter to 2 seconds, speed to 0.4m/s and flew at 70m. Used ND512 filter.
This was the result..

djiuser_7zIi7oWaCEdz Posted at 11-25 06:42
Hi, i adjusted the interval to 4 seconds, the shutter to 2 seconds, speed to 0.4m/s and flew at 70m. Used ND512 filter.
This was the result..
https://cdn.djivideos.com/video_play/363fdf11-537a-485d-b324-ee9933d1d021

I think it was necessary to rise to a greater height.

Serg SSA Posted at 11-25 06:58
I think it was necessary to rise to a greater height.

I did this on at 1/3rd sec shutter speed, 3sec interval 0.2m/s

djiuser_7zIi7oWaCEdz Posted at 11-25 16:18
I did this on at 1/3rd sec shutter speed, 3https://cdn.djivideos.com/video_play/f5850778-db97-4c2d-b7c1-a6b67085631asec interval 0.2m/s

I did this tonight 2 sec shutter speed, although I had to use auto shutter to get 2 seconds, in pro mode it only let me choose 1.3seconds

Thanks again for help.

djiuser_7zIi7oWaCEdz Posted at 11-27 12:11
https://cdn.djivideos.com/video_play/74889185-9a85-4444-92a7-6bacb99bc050I did this tonight 2 sec shutter speed, although I had to use auto shutter to get 2 seconds, in pro mode it only let me choose 1.3seconds

Thanks again for help.

With music even better I think!

The moving left to right is weird. I think you might want to stabilize it in post.