Texas-Mark
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I am trying to understand just what this means (from the Litchi iOS manual).
"For "Interpolate" to work, at least one neighboring waypoint needs to be set to "Interpolate" as well."
For example, if I have the gimbal for waypoint #1 set for POI #1, then I set waypoint #2 to "interpolate" at 0 degrees, is it not going to transition the gimbal back up to 0 degrees? I thought the whole purpose of interpolate is to smoothly transition to another gimbal angle if you don't have another POI yet.
What I am trying to do is have the gimbal go back to 0 degrees between waypoints/POIs. I thought the following would work, but according that blurb above, it won't.
Waypoint 1 look at POI 1 (near the ground)
Waypoint 2 "interpolate" 0 degrees (move camera back up)
Waypoint 3 look at POI 2 (near the ground)
Waypoint 4 "interpolate" 0 degrees (move camera back up)
etc. etc.
Edit
After looking some more, is the proper way to do it, to set the gimbal mode to disabled for that waypoint, but set the camera angle to 0 degrees from the camera option dropdown instead? |
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