Been shooting Hyperlapses with the Mavic lately. This thing is really good at it with its 30mins flight time!
I did have to work around the 5 second raw interval limit though to get a RAW shot every 2 seconds. Excited for some feedback!

Hi what settings did you use to achieve this and how did you do it?

Nice work!

Nice work can you please share some details for us less skilled individuals

Great work!

Nice work beautifull

Very beautiful. I really like de music also. Wich program(s) did you use to edit that ? Nice work

Great work!! Like others, I'm interested in learning more about how you achieved the results.

came out really good! interested in how you did it too

Boston_H Posted at 2017-11-13 23:14
Hi what settings did you use to achieve this and how did you do it?

This was shooting RAW images every 2 seconds.
It is a bit complicated but it is the only way to get every 2 seconds or you do it by hand. Litchi most of the time however I have a workflow where I set the route using litchi and start it on my Ipad (android version is buggy sometimes) and then switch over to my android phone where I have an app that clicks on the shutter every 2 seconds (RAW) since the dji go app only allows 5 seconds intervals.

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-11-13 23:20
Nice work!

Thank you

Charli27 Posted at 2017-11-14 01:37
Nice work can you please share some details for us less skilled individuals

the mavic is basically flying a waypoint mission at around 2kmh taking a picture every 2 seconds in my clips. Interval settings in mavic allow only every 5 seconds but I found a way around it using an app to trigger a touch input every 2 seconds low wind is favorable and stabilization in post is a must usually
Then in post you compile it into a timelapse, stabilize and edit.

Jon C. Posted at 2017-11-14 04:44
Very beautiful. I really like de music also. Wich program(s) did you use to edit that ? Nice work

Thank you so much Litchi for waypoints, dji go for the actual capturing, LRTimelapse for editing the RAWs and making a timelapse, premiere for editing and after effects for stabilization

CycleParadise Posted at 2017-11-14 07:38
Great work!! Like others, I'm interested in learning more about how you achieved the results.

Thank you check my earlier comments and let me know if you have any further questions!

ny300z Posted at 2017-11-14 07:43
came out really good! interested in how you did it too

Thank you!!  check my earlier comments and let me know if you have any further questions!

great concept

Really impressive, the video is so great. Thanks for posting.

I think you do a fantastic job with this concept. But just to give you some feedback and I am not sure what you can do about it but in most scenes, the horizon stays pretty much in the same place except for the scene along the beach with the buildings and trees (from about 1 minute), the trees are bobbing up and down.

Awesome!  Mahalo nui loa for sharing that!!

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2017-11-14 11:11
Thank you so much  Litchi for waypoints, dji go for the actual capturing, LRTimelapse for editing the RAWs and making a timelapse, premiere for editing and after effects for stabilization

Thank you for your answer ! It makes me want to try more with my Mavic.

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2017-11-14 11:11
Thank you so much  Litchi for waypoints, dji go for the actual capturing, LRTimelapse for editing the RAWs and making a timelapse, premiere for editing and after effects for stabilization

you cannot run both litchi and dji go at the same time!!

Jos A Posted at 2017-11-19 00:45
you cannot run both litchi and dji go at the same time!!

Correct. You can use litchi to send the waypoint mission to the drone, kill litchi and open dji go while the drone is in the air and then start shooting using go. The drone will continue to fly the mission since that is saved on the drone.

Jon C. Posted at 2017-11-19 00:27
Thank you for your answer ! It makes me want to try more with my Mavic.

Happy to hear that, do it

STRIDE8 Posted at 2017-11-14 15:35
great concept

Thank you!

Jenee 2 Posted at 2017-11-14 22:23
I think you do a fantastic job with this concept. But just to give you some feedback and I am not sure what you can do about it but in most scenes, the horizon stays pretty much in the same place except for the scene along the beach with the buildings and trees (from about 1 minute), the trees are bobbing up and down.

Thank you!
Yes thanks for the feedback, I am aware of that I simply could not stabilize it further than this. It seems like the drone was going up and down fighting the wind more than usual which results in a parallax effect in the background which could not be fixed with stabilization in this case. I consider this video merely a test to establish a workflow and to have fun with it so my next hyperlapse video hopefully won´t have that issue Thanks for the feedback

Really nice work!
you record the changes of clouds!So cool

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2017-11-20 13:20
Correct. You can use litchi to send the waypoint mission to the drone, kill litchi and open dji go while the drone is in the air and then start shooting using go. The drone will continue to fly the mission since that is saved on the drone.

thanks for the info

DJI Grace Posted at 2017-11-20 23:11
Really nice work!
you record the changes of clouds!So cool

Thank you

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2017-11-20 13:23
Thank you!
Yes thanks for the feedback, I am aware of that I simply could not stabilize it further than this. It seems like the drone was going up and down fighting the wind more than usual which results in a parallax effect in the background which could not be fixed with stabilization in this case. I consider this video merely a test to establish a workflow and to have fun with it so my next hyperlapse video hopefully won´t have that issue  Thanks for the feedback

Great Job, so everything was shot using single frame photos then stabilized and edited on post, is this correct?

QuadKid Posted at 2017-11-21 13:28
Great Job, so everything was shot using single frame photos then stabilized and edited on post, is this correct?

single raw images every 2 seconds yes

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2017-11-20 13:20
Correct. You can use litchi to send the waypoint mission to the drone, kill litchi and open dji go while the drone is in the air and then start shooting using go. The drone will continue to fly the mission since that is saved on the drone.

Old thread but I have a question if you still around.

Couldn't we just use litchi itself for time interval shots.

You absolutely can. I just do it through DJI go since I like the interface more and the image quality is better in my opinion/live view. It would work the same way probably.

very nice!

jacksonnai Posted at 2018-7-14 05:18
very nice!

Thank you!

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2018-7-14 05:19
Thank you!

you  are welcome!

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2018-7-14 05:19
Thank you!

keep it up!

jacksonnai Posted at 2018-7-14 05:38
keep it up!

Thank you! If you're curious, here's a recent video of mine with the inspire 2 and a few hyperlapses with the mavic as well in the edit.

fansc51ad5ac Posted at 2018-7-14 05:41
Thank you! If you're curious, here's a recent video of mine with the inspire 2 and a few hyperlapses with the mavic as well in the edit.
https://youtu.be/NYSLCiN89_s

wow very nice

You can also achieve a decent hyperlapse flying manually

1. Fly in Tripod mode and only fly forward at around 33% pitch forward or less ( The slower the better)

2. Set interval to the fastest interval setting possible in RAW or Jpeg (your preference)

Tip: If you you want to yaw or roll the AC do it very very slowly to avoid stutter, this also applies to altitude and gimbal adjustments.

QuadKid Posted at 2018-7-14 06:06
You can also achieve a decent hyperlapse flying manually

1. Fly in Tripod mode and only fly forward at around 33% pitch forward or less ( The slower the better)

Yup that's my recent strategy as well, easier for straight forward and back hyperlapses.