Hello I want to shoot my first timelapse with the Air 3, I will be shooting a landscape with a sunset.

Should I shoot in auto mode instead of pro because of the changing lighting or the preset at the start pro mode is better?

I've seen very good timelapse using the 70mm camera I think I will do the same.

Manually, otherwise it will always be light.
But I just shot a video and then sped it up to give me more creative options.

Drone.Hunter Posted at 8-29 19:54
Manually, otherwise it will always be light.
But I just shot a video and then sped it up to give me more creative options.https://youtu.be/Zh4qMyFRPpo

Great shot! thanks for the reply I did think it would change the lighting but I didn't think about the fact it would keep it at the same level the whole sunset on another setting than manual will do tonight.

We look forward to your results.

Avatex Posted at 8-30 06:02
Great shot! thanks for the reply I did think it would change the lighting but I didn't think about the fact it would keep it at the same level the whole sunset on another setting than manual will do tonight.

That's great to know you have gotten the needed assistance.

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Drone.Hunter Posted at 8-29 19:54
Manually, otherwise it will always be light.
But I just shot a video and then sped it up to give me more creative options.https://youtu.be/Zh4qMyFRPpo

Thanks for sharing this information! It will definitely be helpful for others on the forum. Have a great day! Thank You!

Depends...Usually is made with Aperture priority if your drone have variable AP....as Air 3 does not have it, you should use manual mode with fixed ISO and variable SS and WB....
Use a program for stability at editing to fix any movements of drone....for example this was a test we made in order to see if an Autel Evo 2 Pro goes in same position after it comes to change the battery...was flawless, same position at centimeter level.