Raw hyperlapse stability - Air 2s vs Mavic 3 pro

[matt reflex]

I mam having issues getting steady hyperlapses out of my Air 2s- I use the raw photos, lightroom, process frames, export Jpeg workflow.
The problem is that they are often not stable. Does anyone know if upgrading to Mavic 3 pro delivers more precision and stability?
Hyperlapses with the new 3x zoom camera are going to look incredible.... potentially - if we can get around the stability issue

 

[brett8883]

I mam having issues getting steady hyperlapses out of my Air 2s- I use the raw photos, lightroom, process frames, export Jpeg workflow.
The problem is that they are often not stable. Does anyone know if upgrading to Mavic 3 pro delivers more precision and stability?
Hyperlapses with the new 3x zoom camera are going to look incredible.... potentially - if we can get around the stability issue

You probably just need to put it though stabilization in a video editor such as DaVinci Resolve. The Lightroom technique is for time-lapse video where the camera is stationary on a tripod not a moving camera.

 

[hiflyer201]

Hyperlapses with the new 3x zoom

three times the zoom equals three times the movement.. I think success with hyperlapses depends on how much the drone is hopping around. Take a look at the artificial horizon. It shows the drone movement in the air. Some days are much smoother than others.

 

[Kilrah]

Turning individual stills into video will always need stabilization and matching, either in a video editor after rendering (cropping some) or preferably before using something like LRTimelapse that will also match exposures.