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but i dont like the feel of you reading text from a prompter :D feels so un natural,

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Thanks! it's pretty amazing what these little drones can do.

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Hopefully my next video will help with that, thanks!

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I agree. There's a lot you can do with the mini 4 pro. Hopefully, these videos help demonstrate that 👍

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I'm glad this was helpful, I too find, trying to figure out how to use the least amount of battery for setup is important when it comes to hyperlapses.

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Haha, good timing, you just might be seeing that very soon 🤔

To be able to select a 1 second shutter speed you need to use a minimum interval of 3 seconds. Now the idea is to be capturing some movement between shots so the slower the movement the longer you want the interval but also the higher you make the interval the less images you'll be able to capture before running out of battery.

The actual hyperlapse doesn't have that stutter. It was caused in editing, because I didn't properly match the frame rate of my timeline to the framerate of the hyperlapse. My timeline was 24fps and the hyperlaspes are 25fps, so they're losing a frame every second.

Many thanks for the super quick reply. That's good to know and - once again - great work.

I believe the drone does stop when taking the photo. But there are other factors like wind that can cause blurred photos. Personally I've found 1 second to work quite well, but sometimes even with an ND1000 I have to go to 1/1.25" or higher to get correct exposure. Night Hyperlapses are a whole new set of challenges but one thing I found is bright lights will get overexposed and blurry using longer shutters speeds of 1second or higher.

@@CreateandKaptivate Thank you! In after effects there is a “pixel motion blur” effect, which can help if shutter speed wasn’t long enough.

So what would be the ideal, a short interval, a long duration and a fixed target or objective (avoiding moving the camera)? Using mostly a 1 second shutter speed.

I made a mistake in editing and didn't match the frame rate of the clip to my timeline, so essentially the clip is losing a frame every second which is what you are seeing. Something I didn't realize until after I had uploaded the video. Oops!

That's cool! I bought the Freewell mega pack shortly after the M4P came out and at that time they didn't have the ND2000. I'm definitely getting one. On a sunny day I couldn't even get a one second shutter speed using an ND1000 without the shot being overexposed.

@@CreateandKaptivate yeah I got the all day one I think. Same. Only has an ND1000 and no 2000’s on Amazon either. It’s $20.00 for one but oh well 😆 the ND1000 isn’t cut it for a sunny day.

I thought the same thing, a bit pricey for one, but it will be very useful on bright sunny days.😎

Thanks! I just do lots of experimenting

I'm glad to hear you found it helpful, the reason the camera seems to jump is because I didn't properly match the frame rate of the hyperlapse with my timeline in editing. So it's not the hyperlapse itself it's just a mistake in editting.

For the hyperlapse, the interval setting is how long between photos and the length is how long the final hyperlapse will be. And it takes 25 photos for each second or 25 frames per second. So a 10 second hyperlapse would be 250 photos and if the interval was set to say 3 seconds it would take 750 seconds to compete the hyperlapse. Now you will set the speed using circle and course lock mode and in waypoint mode the speed is determined by the total time to complete the hyperlase (so 750 seconds in my example) and the total distance covered by the waypoints. Hopefully that helps a bit.

I didn't properly match the frame rate in editing, so it's losing a frame every second causing the glitch.

@@CreateandKaptivate cool, makes sense. Thank you.

Yeah, it was something I didn't realize until after I had uploaded the video and it was too late to fix it. doh!😩

As far as I know you don't have the option to choose your resolution in hyperlapse mode. If you go into your camera settings when you have hyperlapse mode selected, the resolution seems to default to 4k.

It's actually a song I got from a music site, the title was hard-dynamic-rock, but I believe the song might be Run by BearStockMusic.

I haven't actually tried it, but if you open the quick settings on your controller, by swiping down (x2) from the top of the screen. There is a volume slider just below the screen brightness, try turning that down, I think that should do it.

I was doing a roof inspection and the obstacle avoidance beeping was driving me nuts, so I just turned the controller's volume down.

Haha stay away from those trees, but that's great! I'm glad you found this helpful.

To be honest, I'm not exactly sure why it does that. There is a possibility I miss matched frame rates. Also in some situations using and editing with the raw files produces better results.

@@CreateandKaptivate so can you edit the raw files in lightroom and later add warp stabiliser in after effects?

Yes, I know you can, I haven't used Lr yet, but I have used the raw files in Davinci Resolve, they do require some color grading, but I can often get better stabilization and much less cropping than the hyperlapse created by the app.

@@CreateandKaptivate thanks for this

Haha, that's a good question. Off the top of my head, I don't know if or how you could pull that off. But something to think about 🤔 if there is a way, it would certainly be worth making a video about.

Haha I ran into the same thing at first, but then I increased the interval and realized that was why.

Noted! You're not the first person to comment on that, and I appreciate the feedback. Thanks!

Yeah, I hear you man. That's one of the main reasons I ended up buying the mini 4 pro. But you'd think if you have waypoints for hyperlapses, why not make it available for regular video too.

@@CreateandKaptivate my point exactly

Not the first time I heard that comment, thanks for the feedback.

Noted...thanks for the feedback!

Sorry to hear that, thanks for the feedback.

@@CreateandKaptivateI found it very clear and very helpful. Thanks for the video!

I disagree, move your hands any way you want. No one cares.

Hey, no offense taken. Thanks for the feedback.

@mattiasburling thanks👍

I actually use the ND1000 for most of my daytime Hyperlapses, that is if I am trying to use a shutter speed around 1 sec. Even on cloudy days I will still get really good exposure, in fact on sunny days I have to raise my shutter speed to 1/1.67 or even 1/2.5 to not have things over exposed in the shot. Also, reducing the amount of sky in your shot will help bring down the overall exposure.

I'm not 100% sure, but I fly just outside of downtown not actually in downtown, there are too many tall buildings to either crash into or cause a loss of signal.

@CreateandKaptivate I thought you cannot fly there without a permit.

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