Hello hello!
The idea is to film multiple hyperlapse sequences and then stitch them together to create one seamless video. By cutting the hyperlapse into sections I avoid battery and RC signal limitations since the full flight would be too long to capture in one shot.
The hard part is getting the last frame of Hyperlapse #1 and the first frame of Hyperlapse #2 to match up, so the transition between each is smooth and unnoticeable.
Does anyone have experience with this? Is there a way to create a flight path using waypoints that I can pause, land, swap batteries and then resume where it left off? Sounds like it might be a good use for the Litchi app, which I've never used.
EDIT: I've seen other people post a similar question but I haven't seen anything about doing a long range distance hyperlapse (12km long) where it would be impossible to set all the waypoints in a single flight.
Flying a Mavic 3 Pro.
The idea is to film multiple hyperlapse sequences and then stitch them together to create one seamless video. By cutting the hyperlapse into sections I avoid battery and RC signal limitations since the full flight would be too long to capture in one shot.
The hard part is getting the last frame of Hyperlapse #1 and the first frame of Hyperlapse #2 to match up, so the transition between each is smooth and unnoticeable.
Does anyone have experience with this? Is there a way to create a flight path using waypoints that I can pause, land, swap batteries and then resume where it left off? Sounds like it might be a good use for the Litchi app, which I've never used.
EDIT: I've seen other people post a similar question but I haven't seen anything about doing a long range distance hyperlapse (12km long) where it would be impossible to set all the waypoints in a single flight.
Flying a Mavic 3 Pro.
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