What could cause this? It wasn't windy and I wasn't even holding the controller. It doesn't always do it, but it does often enough to be a PITA!
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
Shaky Time Lapse
- Thread starter Paul Harvey
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I gave up doing time lapses with a drone several years ago and I documented it here on the forum. I did numerous sunsets in calm weather and no winds at a low altitude (100 feet) and got very unstable footage despite stabilization in post. I was told that it imposssible to erect a tripod in the sky and that the drone always moves a small amount. See my thread from Jan. 17,2025 and this video. Click this link
Sunset Over Coral Gables
Kilrah
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Will always be. If you want the best output have it save the individual images and edit/stabilize in post.
I have used RAW-DNG) image timelapses since I learned LRTimelapse 2015. Even with individual images timelapse generated by LRTimelapse and stabilised in Adobe Premiere Pro still did not fix ther wobble. I no longer do sunrises and sunsets without a tripod on soldi earth.
Dale
I am always willing to learn- can you tell me the steps you used?
e.g.: Camera mode>multiple exposure>????next, next, next, ???? My drone interval will only go as low as 2 sec interval.
Kilrah
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Possible the fact the good one is in full daylight makes a difference and the built-in stab can't work as well in backlit conditions.
But to me the "good" one is also too unstable in the first place so
But to me the "good" one is also too unstable in the first place so
"Unstable?" It looks awful smooth to me. Hmm...hadn't thought about the daylight thing, thanksPossible the fact the good one is in full daylight makes a difference and the built-in stab can't work as well in backlit conditions.
But to me the "good" one is also too unstable in the first place so
