Hey folks, I am wondering if there is a way to achieve a Hyperlapse where the MA2 is facing 90 degrees to the travel direction whilst in a straight line. I do not want the bird to be locked on to a target, I want it to for example face South the whole travel of it moving East to West. Is this actually possible at all? I can't seem to work out how. I can get course lock where it travels in a straight line, which is half of what I need, but the drone faces forwards and not sidewards.
Would I need to do this as a Waypoint Hyperlapse with the start and end points programmed in, both facing the same direction and at whatever distance apart I needed, also taking in to account any altitude differences?
That would mean a manually created (by me using RAW photo's) 12 second length (for a 25fps film) clip at 2 second captures would need 300 frames total, taking 10 minutes to completely capture. If I wanted to cover a short distance of say 200 metres, I would need to cover about 0.667 metres/second. If my maths is correct? ?
Thanks in advance for any assistance offered, this is all new to me on a drone; three metres along a slider over four hours with pan and tilt motions is the most complex I have toyed with previously!
Would I need to do this as a Waypoint Hyperlapse with the start and end points programmed in, both facing the same direction and at whatever distance apart I needed, also taking in to account any altitude differences?
That would mean a manually created (by me using RAW photo's) 12 second length (for a 25fps film) clip at 2 second captures would need 300 frames total, taking 10 minutes to completely capture. If I wanted to cover a short distance of say 200 metres, I would need to cover about 0.667 metres/second. If my maths is correct? ?
Thanks in advance for any assistance offered, this is all new to me on a drone; three metres along a slider over four hours with pan and tilt motions is the most complex I have toyed with previously!