DRONE HYPERLAPSE | HOW TO HYPERLAPSE ON DJI AIR2S

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No response to my last comment which was 4 months ago. And I guess you never ever did get round to a tutorial on NIGHT TIME hyperlapse on the Air2s. If you did I can't find it in your channel.

Hei, I know I'm late to the hyperlapse party but I need some guidance, can you help please?? In hyperlapse, setting waypoints the camera rotation can stop setting a waypoint. In this video you didn't mention that. Do you know how that is calculated by the drone please?

I really don't understand why you would want to install an nd1000 or 2000. With a hyperlapse, single pictures are taken and you want them to be as sharp as possible and therefore the shutter speed as high as possible instead of as low as possible. I prefer to shoot at 1/400 or faster. I then get nice sharp images that you can paste together with programs like lightroom or RLtimelapse.

I need a more detailed tutorial on the Menu system of the RC controller. How to access various menu options, swap between menus and what each of the onscreen icons all mean. Only just bought me first drone which is the Air 2s. What to be keeping an eye on in the app when flying and info on any alarm beeps/noises coming from the RC. Is there such a tutorial available

Curious, why store the battery at 60%? Am I wrong to be storing it drained? I never store full.

Please clarify. You are in movie mode? You're not taking photos?

Should shoot demos with full battery.

How come the buildings are all jittery in the night shots? Sorry I'm learning.

Looks great. How long are you able to open the shutter speed with the nd 2000….. say a bright , sunny day… no clouds

I just can't seem to figure out how to yaw the drone in a waypoint hyperlapse, say to circle around a house build. ugh

Awesome video!

To achieve motion blur in daylight, is nd 512 not strong enough. I’m skeptical about using the nd 1000 and 2000 filters because I’ve read that it leaves a green tint on the footage.

Great! Is there any way to control the rate at which it yaws? I noticed it seemed to focus on an area by itself?

I love this feature and so much fun to work with. It takes a long time to shoot tho. I practiced creating Hyperlapse videos around my neighborhood but I’m looking forward to try at nicer locations.

Has the mini 1 got hyperlapes ??

Fantastic tutorial, Darren. 
Does this work for the Air2 as well? I notice the app is slightly different.

Just a question are you allowed to fly over cars and buildings with this type of drone ?

Glad I have this video as reference when I finally decide to do hyperlapse on my Air 2S. Another quality info from this channel. Cheers!

Stunning video quality on the Air 2S. Looking forward to see the night-time shots.

So cool! Haven’t explored this feature on my Air 2S yet. Thank you for sharing your technique and tips.

Hi !I also like hyperlapse ! I am happy to subscribe to your channel !

Not able to do this successfully,
Not allowed to fly over buildings with this drone under A2CofC

Slow down…. Too complicated

Very cool - kind of a good reason to upgrade from a mini 2 someday

ND2000? Might just strap my welding helmet over the lens LOL

Nice. Unfortunatly not possible with the mini 2 :(

I learn something new every day... Thanks Darren

Nice work m8. Great video. You ever think we will get zoom capability on our Air 2S or is Dji software locking this out and saving it for a "feature" on there upcoming Air 3 whatever? Thoughts? Keep up the amazing work.

When doing hyperlapse with your nd filter how do you see where your flying during night isn't your screen basically black , I tried using my nd2000 during a cloudy day and had a heck of a time seeing my screen

Sir is good to buy DJIair 2 S I bought the mini 2 but i crashed

Does this hyperlapse mode also work for the dji mini2?

Nexted on my list to try great video Darren air2 s army out

This vid felt rushed

Awesome Tutorial Video Darren!! Thank You For Sharing It With Us!!

If you want to take it to the next level you can save your hyperlapse photos as raw files, edit them to your taste, upload them them to a video editor like Davinci resolve and then stabilise it to take out any jitters. Gets some awesome results.

I’ve always known about hyper lapse, but didn’t realise it was so comprehensive. What a great drone.

Great tutorial again Darren

Great thumbnail is fire !!

They look so cool I’m gonna try it out

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