well done! it’s smooth and stable unlike 8K which has a lot of issues

Good job you made it work...

Beautiful! I never saw anyone mentioned, can in hyperlapse have manual control over camera (shutter, ISO,...)?

DenisJ Posted at 5-24 02:43
Beautiful! I never saw anyone mentioned, can in hyperlapse have manual control over camera (shutter, ISO,...)?

Yes, this was done at 3s interval, iso 400, SS 1.3s (or 1.6s, I forgot)

Beautiful!

Ice_2k Posted at 5-24 03:37
Yes, this was done at 3s interval, iso 400, SS 1.3s (or 1.6s, I forgot)

So it is possible to have manual control., except interval and exposure I guess. That is great, thanks!

DenisJ Posted at 5-24 04:29
So it is possible to have manual control., except interval and exposure I guess. That is great, thanks!

Not sure I understand, there is full manual control. Just keep in mind that shutter speed and minimum interval obviously depend on each other, you can’t shoot 2s exposure photos at 3s intervals as the remaining 1s is not enough for the image to be processed. With fast exposure (e.g. 1/60), the minimum interval is 2s. With 1.6s shutter speed, the minimum interval is 3s

Looks great.Nice work.

Looks good.

Great lowlight.

Cool!
Did you manually edit the raw files and then combined them into a video?
BTW what mode did you use?
Is that courselock?

Luuk2019 Posted at 5-24 07:27
Cool!
Did you manually edit the raw files and then combined them into a video?
BTW what mode did you use?

Yes, I manually edited the raw files, and stabilized the resulting video a bit. The mode was waypoints

You did a great job!

Looks really good.

Beautiful night shot, well done, thanks for sharing.

Ice_2k Posted at 5-24 08:18
Yes, I manually edited the raw files, and stabilized the resulting video a bit. The mode was waypoints

same here. applied stabilisation for the first part the of video.
unfortunately Adobe PP doesn't support this kind of DNG but Final Cut handle them easily

vitaly258 Posted at 5-25 05:09
same here. applied stabilisation for the first part the of video.
unfortunately Adobe PP doesn't support this kind of DNG but Final Cut handle them easily

I exported JPGs from Lightroom after editing the DNGs and imported the JPGs into PP

Nice video!

Ice_2k Posted at 5-25 05:12
I exported JPGs from Lightroom after editing the DNGs and imported the JPGs into PP

too much pal. DJI should seriously think about adding 4K hyperlapse as 8K has issues