Jumpy Hyperlapse

[Deleted member 85071]

This is only the second time I've shot one. The first turned out really great, but was at much higher elevation. Why is this one so jumpy? Is it focusing on too many things?
I set it for 3 second intervals, 15 second video. It took 375 pics.

jumpy hyperlapse

 

[Deleted member 85071]

Also. Since, I've re-updated the firmware as well as calibrate it. I haven't tried it out yet.

 

[dirkclod]

I have that with some of mine and others are fine.This was with the new update's .
I was set at 2 sec.

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/ I was hoping it was just the wind .

 

[ff22]

This is only the second time I've shot one. The first turned out really great, but was at much higher elevation. Why is this one so jumpy? Is it focusing on too many things?
I set it for 3 second intervals, 15 second video. It took 375 pics.

jumpy hyperlapse

I read that if things (your foreground trees) are too close, it is hard to avoid jumpiness since the drone is not absolutely stationary close up items/things will tend to exaggerate the motion.

 

[jwt873]

DJI's GPS positioning system is amazing... But.. The craft will never stay 100% still for the entire duration of a hyperlapse session. This is especially true if there's an appreciable wind. As ff22 says, close up things will show it the most.

What video editing package are you using? Some have the ability to reduce or even eliminate camera shake..

 

[Mav1c]

Seems to me like it was quite windy when you shot this. You can see the wind on the water..

Maybe do a waypoint hyperlapse and change elevation next time to help hide the bumps or just wait till there’s no wind.

 

[Deleted member 85071]

A little bit higher above the trees, but still one up close in the lower part of the frame. Less jumpy. Another try

 

[kilomikebravo]

Much improved and yet another person who lives near a NAVAID. Love watching those contrails.