Hello! I attempted to timelapse some of my hike going up Mt Fuji / the sunrise from the very top. I am using a DJI action 2; and the files were set for 2.7k (I believe?) at a continous interval of 3 seconds. I had hoped this would simply take photos every 3 seconds as I hiked up / watched the sunrise. The end results are videos that are only about a single second in duration (despite the considerable duration it should have been snapping photos for). It seems like most of everything I tried to capture using the timelapse function wasn't actually taken. What is the resolution to this issue? It feels pretty terrible to lose the footage I was really looking forward to sharing. Any solutions to prevent this mistake going forward would be very much appreciated!

Hi there, please note that the DJI Action 2 Timelapse function supports Hyperlapse or Timelapse mode. The scene, interval time and shooting time can be set in Timelapse mode. You can see the video duration when you set up the interval and duration.

DJI Mindy Posted at 8-10 00:48
Hi there, please note that the DJI Action 2 Timelapse function supports Hyperlapse or Timelapse mode. The scene, interval time and shooting time can be set in Timelapse mode. You can see the video duration when you set up the interval and duration.

Hi! Thank you for the reply. I should have been more careful in considering how many frames would go into a single second. I see the total time duration you've mentioned. I appreciate the tips.

EarlGreyEgo Posted at 8-10 18:13
Hi! Thank you for the reply. I should have been more careful in considering how many frames would go into a single second. I see the total time duration you've mentioned. I appreciate the tips.

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