There may be an easier way to do this, just film as normal and in post, use "ffmpeg" to extract individual frames at a set interval of seconds as image files, and then stitch them into timelapse as usual:  

ffmpeg -ss X -i <file>.mov -vframes 1 outputY.png  (X would start from 0 and increase every 2 seconds)

Of course, this is on the linux command line, not sure if you can do this in windows shell. It would need to be in a script for X to change correctly and to create individual image files (the Y part). The good thing about this is that you can possibly do this to pre-existing video you might have, as long as it has no major turns of the coptor or major moves of the gimbal and was filmed while moving slowly (tripod mode maybe)

I like it, allows you see a lot more. The clouds really tells the story.

Love this work! Just checking you shot this on the original Mavic Pro? I don't have Litchi but think I need to get it to try this amazing hyper lapse...

Gorgeous work!  Loved every second, thanks for creating and sharing!

garalus3 Posted at 2018-8-23 12:53
There may be an easier way to do this, just film as normal and in post, use "ffmpeg" to extract individual frames at a set interval of seconds as image files, and then stitch them into timelapse as usual:  

ffmpeg -ss X -i .mov -vframes 1 outputY.png  (X would start from 0 and increase every 2 seconds)

That would surely work however the resolution of a video is way lower than RAW individual frames. Especially if you need to stabilize and do color grading etc. Therefore individual frames/stills will be always beneficial in regards to that!

dbparti024 Posted at 2018-8-23 12:58
I like it, allows you see a lot more. The clouds really tells the story.

Thank you so much!

mikeholt Posted at 2018-8-23 13:05
Love this work! Just checking you shot this on the original Mavic Pro? I don't have Litchi but think I need to get it to try this amazing hyper lapse...

Thank you! Yes, all shot with the original mavic pro, you can do it without litchi as well by just using tripod mode or tap to fly.

Loki's Eyes Posted at 2018-8-23 14:30
Gorgeous work!  Loved every second, thanks for creating and sharing!

Thank you very much!