As someone who used to fly Timelapse completely manually, including flight speed (.5 m/s), firing photos in intervals of your choosing, no “cruise control” or waypoints, the SkyDio /+ can do a lot, but it will
Not present you with a nice stable 1080p Timelapse like DJI. DJI can do this because the images are being taken at 5.5K resolution, so dropping it to 1080 to make steady is a PIECE OF CAKE. If you really want to learn how to aerial lapse, Brian Bloss taught me (Long live the Legend), you want to be in full control, use LRTIMELAPSE Pro, Warp Stabilize in Premiere, and export in the original resolution while getting rid of the flicker. I would try using the keyframe feature since it incrementally moves the drone and camera and just fire a DNG photo every 2-3 seconds.
Hi folks, see attached -- I notice reference to time lapse recording on the Skydio 2+ page (
Skydio 2+) but I can't seem to find any further details on Skydio's website or support pages.
Has anyone seen or used this or is it a brand new feature?
Thanks!
Ray
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go old school like Brian Bloss and I did, Long live the legend. Set key frames or waypoints or whatever and fire the photos manually, in DNG. Use LRTIMELAPSE to export in full resolution, DJI only gives you 1080p.