Hello,

during Timelapse I am running into exposure issues. It seems that AE lock is always on for timelapse mode. For timelapses, AE lock is often useful not to create "flickering", however you can normally (in other cameras) choose the sensitivity of the automatic exposure which is very useful when timelapsing while riding a bike, driving in the car etc.
I now have a timelapse that starts with correct exposure, then gets totally overexposured (most of the screen is bright white) and also underexposure in a tunnel (completely dark). So i setting high/med/low tracking of the auto exposure would be really needed!

Can someone confirm that AE lock seems to be on for timelapse?

I just tested Timelapse again, the missing AE is an issue for both Osmo Action and Osmo Pocket.
My Sony X3000 has a AE lock / AE tracking option with the tracking option being able to set it to low, med or high sensitivity.