I'm pretty sure that's the Rolling Shutter effect. Electronic Rolling shutters read the sensors at a slower rate than many mechanical shutters. Slow enough that any slight movement in your drone from turbulence or vibration will cause movement to be recorded from millisecond to millisecond.Pilots,
Can anyone advise on this weird layered wobble in my hyperlapse videos?
Doesn't look like a gimbal/wind issue, since the foreground mountains wobble differently than the background ones?
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Under normal circumstances I would agree but in this case it was a Hyperlapse. The rolling shutter would have affected the foreground too.I'm pretty sure that's the Rolling Shutter effect. Electronic Rolling shutters read the sensors at a slower rate than many mechanical shutters. Slow enough that any slight movement in your drone from turbulence or vibration will cause movement to be recorded from millisecond to millisecond.
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