I noticed that when doing an infinite time-lapse I have slight camera movements. Also, the Pocket shuts off after about 1 day. Has anyone got the time-lapse feature to run for more than 24 hours. Anyway, slight camera movements were smoothed out in Adobe Premiere with warp stabilizer. Boring shots were sped up. Enjoy.

Awesome work.

Was pocket on a rock solid base? I have not tried full day long but even with shorter time lapses, I have noticed that sometimes if there is any vibration it can cause the gimbal to move slightly (probably to compensate) and stay in the new position then on...

CemAygun Posted at 3-8 21:26
Was pocket on a rock solid base? I have not tried full day long but even with shorter time lapses, I have noticed that sometimes if there is any vibration it can cause the gimbal to move slightly (probably to compensate) and stay in the new position then on...

You know, it was on a Gorilla pod so maybe it slowly sank or let go. Could be. I'll do another tonight because we have a big snowstorm coming tomorrow so it would make a nice time-lapse. I'll put it on a real tripod this time and see if it does the same. Good idea.

Nice one Bing

Minnesota earthquakes ?? :-)

Well done, great timelapse!

Nice job. Was the pocket Osmo plugged in to power when you filmed this or the battery lasted that length of time. Pretty amazing.

Visual Air Posted at 3-9 07:14
Nice job. Was the pocket Osmo plugged in to power when you filmed this or the battery lasted that length of time. Pretty amazing.

plugged in the whole time. but it still shut off once. trying to figure out how to make it run for several days without stopping

WebParrot Posted at 3-9 05:45
Minnesota earthquakes ?? :-)

on second thought I bet it was the Gorilla pod. I need to use a real tripod

WebParrot Posted at 3-9 05:45
Minnesota earthquakes ?? :-)

on second thought I bet it was the Gorilla pod. I need to use a real tripod

HI Bing Err, nice work! Thanks for sharing.

DJI Paladin Posted at 3-9 16:51
HI Bing Err, nice work! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks. I've got another time-lapse going right now.

Bing Err Posted at 3-9 20:36
Thanks. I've got another time-lapse going right now.

You're most welcome and looking forward on seeing your next work. Cheers!

DJI Paladin Posted at 3-10 15:58
You're most welcome and looking forward on seeing your next work. Cheers!

In my opinion, for easy Time Lapse recording on tripod any camera, actioncam or smartphone is better suited. Because with these cameras, mounted on tripod an "egg timer" a change of the image section can never occur.

It becomes even more problematic with Motion time lapse as a 360-degree view. When the pocket is mounted on a tripod.

Nice. How did you avoid overheating of the osmo?

Awesome video!  It's nice to know the OP can handle 24 hours of time lapse.  However, I wonder if this will decrease the battery life down the road with such a long use. I know with the GoPro I can swap the battery or use it without a battery and have it connected directly to a power source for days.  Don't get me wrong, I'm tempted to try this with my OP but I guess I love it too much that I don't want it to die on me any time soon.  

How did you do it?  When I go to the settings for time lapse it only goes up to 300 minutes!

Blellow Posted at 3-11 13:18
How did you do it?  When I go to the settings for time lapse it only goes up to 300 minutes!

Go all the way to the left in the settings.

Could you finally do a timelapse of more than 1 day?
I don't have the osmo pocket 2 yet but I'm planning buying it to do long timeplapses. In deed I'm going to do interval shoot and process the timelapse in the computer.
btw I have seen your videos on youtube and they are very good!

pablosimone Posted at 11-5 14:10
Could you finally do a timelapse of more than 1 day?
I don't have the osmo pocket 2 yet but I'm planning buying it to do long timeplapses. In deed I'm going to do interval shoot and process the timelapse in the computer.
btw I have seen your videos on youtube and they are very good!

https://youtu.be/IwPJLOGZ8eA