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I shoot hyperlapses using waypoints @ 2 sec intervals. Shutter speed at around 1/4, and flight speed is slow between 1-2 mph

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I wanted to share a timelapse I shot with a similar orange haze that the SF Bay Area experienced last week.

Try a fishing line tied to a baseball. You can throw the baseball accurately to the branch. The fishing line is lightweight and strong and to shake that branch with your drone. Good luck

Yeah that sounds right from your research. When i talk about long exposure photos, i'm meaning to shoot with a slow shutter speed. These above we're shot on 1/5 shutter speed.....you can experiment and see what works best with your results and taste. You can go even long exposures and do 1...

I recommend shooting long exposure photos for night timelapse as oppose to shooting video and speeding it up. With long exposure photos, you can achieve light streaks that look nice for timelapse movement.

Are you shooting in h.265 codec or h.264? Some computers/video players have trouble with h.265 files....try switching to record in h.264 if this is the case

A couple more I’ve shot at dusk, hyperlapse straight out of the mavic 2 zoom again...

I highly recommend shooting long exposure photos for hyperlapses over recording video and speeding it up. The long exposures give you nice motion streaks in your hyperlapses. Here’s an example straight out of a mavic 2 zoom of a hyperlapse shot at dusk ...

My encounter with a goose...

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