I'm sitting in my car right now preparing to hyperlapse. I sometimes struggle to get the movement smooth so I come here to check for additional tips. Lo-and-behold, I see the city I'm trying to shoot! Great work!
This is a great video! Your tutorial showed features I didn’t know were possible with the Mini 4 Pro. Very helpful. So much power in such a small drone.
Your videos are very good! Most people’s tutorial videos on here are so basic and pretend they’re experts but in reality they’re boaring for a beginner even. Keep going it’s incredible content. Ireland.
Thanks very much for this excellent and TECHNICAL video which I truly appreciate. I love the amount of detail you cover...and how the Mini 4 Pro can be used to its fullest extent. Nicely done!!!
Very informative, thank you. And this comes from someone who doesn’t understand ISO, shutter speed, EV, white balance settings etc, so this is a good start for me.
the capabilities of this drone are mind numbing. It would probably help if I had a lot of experience with DSLR Cameras before, but I am learning as i go. Thank you for a very informative but not overly complicated tutorial!
It is amazing how capable these drones are, but it's almost overwhelming with all the different settings. I think it does help to understand the theory behind all the settings, but just experimenting with different settings can be very helpful. It is also time consuming, and that why I like to share my experience and what I've learned. Thanks for your comment😊
@@CreateandKaptivate I am a professional photographer, own a phantom 4 and now recently got the M4P. I was experimenting with the Hyperlapse/Waypoints feature, I find I could reverse the order of the points really interesting. With this function, we could save some battery juice. We could: 1-First of all, fly to the last waypoint and set it to as point 1. 2-Then fly to the second waypoint, which is closer to Home as point 2. 3-Reverse the waypoints, where the second waypoint became the first. That way, when we are setting the path, we don't have to fly to the first waypoint set it, then fly to the second, set it, and then fly back again to the first point to start the mission. That could save some battery juice. I hope DJI can implement this in the main Waypoint feature.
Yeah, i wonder why we don't have the reverse option in the regular waypoints. I've used it for hyperlapses on my mini 3 pro, but on the regular waypoints you can select what waypoint to start from, but not the order, at least as far as I know.
I've never use the course lock because I've always wanted to control where the camera was looking, not just looking one direction. But with using the point of interest and course lock, I'll be able to capture much longer hyperlapses! This is because I won't have to pre-fly the course to map it! With DJI Mavic Air 2S, I only get about 20 minutes of useable flight time with my batteries. So getting another 3-4 minutes on Hyperlapse time will really help increase over the 10 second mark! I would like them to be 20 second plus Ideally! Thanks for the great video
I'm glad this was helpful, I too find, trying to figure out how to use the least amount of battery for setup is important when it comes to hyperlapses.
Here I thought I was ready to have fun with my in a few day's delivered Mini 4 Pro, seen lots of video's to get me ready moving up from my Mini 2 SE. Then Hyperlapse showed up in my feed. And this right here from @CreateandKaptivate is GREAT, thank you, I'm sure to gonna "try" to use your technics. Another sub at ya!
@@CreateandKaptivate Currently loving the 4 Pro, wishing I had more time to fly but at my free day's off work the weather is working against me. Still have so much more to learn as my hyperlapse's are very basic settings but tried some with waypoint settings but it was very windy today. ruclips.net/video/Px6IRzuiVp8/видео.html Also wondering if you use any filter? I'm using the ND64. Hope one day i'll be able to create such smooth hyperlapse video's as @CreateandKaptivate does.
Haha sounds a lot like my situation. Either I have no time to go fly or the weather sucks. Anyway, I checked out your video and those are good hyperlapses, the one thing I would suggest is going much higher with your ND filter so you can really slow down the shutter speed. Often in the daytime I will use an ND1000 so I can get my shutter speed down to around 1 second. Even around 1/2 a second you'll notice a huge difference, it'll make everything much smoother. One thing to note is you have to use an interval of 3 seconds or greater otherwise your shutter speed is limited to about 1/3 of a second.
That's cool! I bought the Freewell mega pack shortly after the M4P came out and at that time they didn't have the ND2000. I'm definitely getting one. On a sunny day I couldn't even get a one second shutter speed using an ND1000 without the shot being overexposed.
@@CreateandKaptivate yeah I got the all day one I think. Same. Only has an ND1000 and no 2000’s on Amazon either. It’s $20.00 for one but oh well 😆 the ND1000 isn’t cut it for a sunny day.
For the hyperlapse, the interval setting is how long between photos and the length is how long the final hyperlapse will be. And it takes 25 photos for each second or 25 frames per second. So a 10 second hyperlapse would be 250 photos and if the interval was set to say 3 seconds it would take 750 seconds to compete the hyperlapse. Now you will set the speed using circle and course lock mode and in waypoint mode the speed is determined by the total time to complete the hyperlase (so 750 seconds in my example) and the total distance covered by the waypoints. Hopefully that helps a bit.
I'm glad to hear you found it helpful, the reason the camera seems to jump is because I didn't properly match the frame rate of the hyperlapse with my timeline in editing. So it's not the hyperlapse itself it's just a mistake in editting.
So what would be the ideal, a short interval, a long duration and a fixed target or objective (avoiding moving the camera)? Using mostly a 1 second shutter speed.
To be able to select a 1 second shutter speed you need to use a minimum interval of 3 seconds. Now the idea is to be capturing some movement between shots so the slower the movement the longer you want the interval but also the higher you make the interval the less images you'll be able to capture before running out of battery.
Great tutorial, thanks! I have a few questions regarding motion blur - do you get any blurred photos with those long shutter speeds? Does the drone stop each time it takes a picture? What's the longest shutter speed suitable for hyperlapses?
I believe the drone does stop when taking the photo. But there are other factors like wind that can cause blurred photos. Personally I've found 1 second to work quite well, but sometimes even with an ND1000 I have to go to 1/1.25" or higher to get correct exposure. Night Hyperlapses are a whole new set of challenges but one thing I found is bright lights will get overexposed and blurry using longer shutters speeds of 1second or higher.
So what would be the ideal, a short interval, a long duration and a fixed target or objective (avoiding moving the camera)? Using mostly a 1 second shutter speed.
The actual hyperlapse doesn't have that stutter. It was caused in editing, because I didn't properly match the frame rate of my timeline to the framerate of the hyperlapse. My timeline was 24fps and the hyperlaspes are 25fps, so they're losing a frame every second.
Is there a jump in the hyperlapse every few seconds? Is this a feature of the drone moving forward too quickly or something to do with post processing?
I made a mistake in editing and didn't match the frame rate of the clip to my timeline, so essentially the clip is losing a frame every second which is what you are seeing. Something I didn't realize until after I had uploaded the video. Oops!
@@CreateandKaptivateI was searching desperately for this in the comments. I’m relieved to hear that because I was afraid it was a software issue with the mini 4
The 1 second looks smoother but I think it will depend on the movement in the frame what is better. Cars move fast so 1 is enough. But things that are slower Imagine could handle lower
Yeah I would agree. The one issue I run into in the daytime, is trying to get lower shutter speeds without overexposing the shot. Even with an ND1000. Also for things that move slower a longer interval can help.
As far as I know you don't have the option to choose your resolution in hyperlapse mode. If you go into your camera settings when you have hyperlapse mode selected, the resolution seems to default to 4k.
I think it depends on where you are. Where I'm at the rules for sub 250g drones are pretty relaxed. You can fly in the city as long as it's not in a restricted area and you're exercising proper cautions.
The hyperlapses that are automatically generated are at 25 fps. I had my timeline set to 24 fps in the editor, so it was dropping a frame every second which was the cause of the skipping. I didn't realize that until later.
@@CreateandKaptivate OK, thank You. Thats what I'm thought. I keep all my works to 30fps. But with any fps its good to remember and use in editing only values divisible to used fps...
To be honest, I'm not exactly sure why it does that. There is a possibility I miss matched frame rates. Also in some situations using and editing with the raw files produces better results.
Yes, I know you can, I haven't used Lr yet, but I have used the raw files in Davinci Resolve, they do require some color grading, but I can often get better stabilization and much less cropping than the hyperlapse created by the app.
Haha, that's a good question. Off the top of my head, I don't know if or how you could pull that off. But something to think about 🤔 if there is a way, it would certainly be worth making a video about.
One thing I notice is that the recordings are having hiccups. I have no idea how to explain this better. It seems like the video runs at 30fps everywhere and then goes to 28fps and back to 30fps. If you look closely you will notice this. How come?? I was recently recording and at home the image turned out to be irregular and gray and then 3x in 6 minutes after formatting the SD, I hope it has been solved!
I do believe you are correct, and that it has to do with the frame rate of the actual video and the playback framerate. The hyperlapses are actually created at 25fps, but my computer seems to play them back fine. Where I've noticed the hiccups you're talking about is after I put the videos into my editor and set the frame rate incorrectly. For instance in this video I had my timeline set to 24fps (by mistake) so I do notice the clips in this video seem to have that hiccup effect, which I think is cause by the mismatched fps. So if the video is 25fps and my timeline is 24fps there is a frame dropped every second. I don't know if any of this helps but that's my experience with this issue you mentioned.
Very useful information, thanks for that. I’ll be using your advice to make my travel videos look better….. Until I wrap my Mini 4 Pro around a tree, anyway!!
Even though the intro music is…questionable, being kind. I hit mute asap but stuck with it glad I did because video was good. But, as I stayed with it the dramatic Musak played so I gave up. So play on mute and read transcript when available.
As for (mattiaburling) receiving feedback is a normal part of growth and development, and that it's an opportunity to learn and improve. So maybe some care.
It stinks. I have the Mini 3 Pro so I don't have waypoints unless I'm doing hyperlapse I really wish I could do waypoints with regular video like the mini 4 I wish they would just update the Mini 3 Pro to do so
Yeah, I hear you man. That's one of the main reasons I ended up buying the mini 4 pro. But you'd think if you have waypoints for hyperlapses, why not make it available for regular video too.
Please I don't mean any disrespect...& I don't mean to burst your bubble...but the constant movement of your hands is so distracting pls halt the movement of your hands it's so hard to concentrate. Other wise a great video.
I actually use the ND1000 for most of my daytime Hyperlapses, that is if I am trying to use a shutter speed around 1 sec. Even on cloudy days I will still get really good exposure, in fact on sunny days I have to raise my shutter speed to 1/1.67 or even 1/2.5 to not have things over exposed in the shot. Also, reducing the amount of sky in your shot will help bring down the overall exposure.
I'm not 100% sure, but I fly just outside of downtown not actually in downtown, there are too many tall buildings to either crash into or cause a loss of signal.
I'm sitting in my car right now preparing to hyperlapse. I sometimes struggle to get the movement smooth so I come here to check for additional tips.
Lo-and-behold, I see the city I'm trying to shoot! Great work!
Hahaha that's awesome! I'm glad you came across the video, and hopefully things went well for you.
This is a great video! Your tutorial showed features I didn’t know were possible with the Mini 4 Pro. Very helpful. So much power in such a small drone.
Thanks! it's pretty amazing what these little drones can do.
One of the better "how to" tutorials I've seen. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
That's awesome! I'm glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the comment!
After long time you are the first that I funded whit great explanation! I’m one more follower from now.. keep bringing this great tutorials!! BRAVO
Thanks again!
Your videos are very good! Most people’s tutorial videos on here are so basic and pretend they’re experts but in reality they’re boaring for a beginner even. Keep going it’s incredible content. Ireland.
Thank you, I really appreciate that.👍
Best tutorial on hyperlapse.
Liked and subscribed.
Other tubers only talk what can be done with hyperlapse but you actually showed how to do it.
That's really good to hear! I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for the comment👍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Just got my mjni 4 pro and your videos already taught me a lot. Hugs from Brazil.
Great to hear! I'm glad you found the videos helpful. Cheers from Canada!
Thanks very much for this excellent and TECHNICAL video which I truly appreciate. I love the amount of detail you cover...and how the Mini 4 Pro can be used to its fullest extent. Nicely done!!!
That's great! I'm glad you enjoyed it👍Thanks for the comment.
Very informative, thank you. And this comes from someone who doesn’t understand ISO, shutter speed, EV, white balance settings etc, so this is a good start for me.
That's great! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Once you mess around with those settings a bit it becomes a lot more clear, if it isn't already.
great video man! I love how you shared your progress as you figured out the best settings.
That's great to hear! Glad you enjoyed it. There are a lot of settings to choose from, so I figured this might help narrow it down.
Love hyperlapse it’s wicked
Liked and Subscribed Mark .
Best Wishes from UK 🇬🇧
Cheers! I appreciate the support
Excellent video, exactly what I have been looking for…. easy to understand, great job, thank you.
That's great! I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for the comment👍
the capabilities of this drone are mind numbing. It would probably help if I had a lot of experience with DSLR Cameras before, but I am learning as i go. Thank you for a very informative but not overly complicated tutorial!
It is amazing how capable these drones are, but it's almost overwhelming with all the different settings. I think it does help to understand the theory behind all the settings, but just experimenting with different settings can be very helpful. It is also time consuming, and that why I like to share my experience and what I've learned. Thanks for your comment😊
You deserve more subs!! Great tutorial!
Hopefully my next video will help with that, thanks!
I enjoyed this hyperlapse tutorial. 👍👍
Thank you! Great skills and informative video. Well done. I liked and Subscribed
That's Awesome! I'm really glad you found it informative. I appreciate your comment👍
This is a great learning video Thankyou. I just got my mini 4 pro and cannot wait to do this now 😁
That's great, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Have fun with your new mini 4 pro😊
Thank you for this very clear and helpful information!
You're very welcome! I appreciate the comment👍
Thank you for the video! Great information! Please do more on this underrated feature!
Glad you enjoyed it! I should do another hyperlapse video, it's one of my favorite features and I use it a lot. Thanks for the comment👍
@@CreateandKaptivate I am a professional photographer, own a phantom 4 and now recently got the M4P.
I was experimenting with the Hyperlapse/Waypoints feature, I find I could reverse the order of the points really interesting. With this function, we could save some battery juice.
We could:
1-First of all, fly to the last waypoint and set it to as point 1.
2-Then fly to the second waypoint, which is closer to Home as point 2.
3-Reverse the waypoints, where the second waypoint became the first.
That way, when we are setting the path, we don't have to fly to the first waypoint set it, then fly to the second, set it, and then fly back again to the first point to start the mission.
That could save some battery juice. I hope DJI can implement this in the main Waypoint feature.
Yeah, i wonder why we don't have the reverse option in the regular waypoints. I've used it for hyperlapses on my mini 3 pro, but on the regular waypoints you can select what waypoint to start from, but not the order, at least as far as I know.
Would love to see your Hyperlapse planning and setup during night with car trails like your intro.
Haha, good timing, you just might be seeing that very soon 🤔
I've never use the course lock because I've always wanted to control where the camera was looking, not just looking one direction. But with using the point of interest and course lock, I'll be able to capture much longer hyperlapses! This is because I won't have to pre-fly the course to map it!
With DJI Mavic Air 2S, I only get about 20 minutes of useable flight time with my batteries. So getting another 3-4 minutes on Hyperlapse time will really help increase over the 10 second mark! I would like them to be 20 second plus Ideally!
Thanks for the great video
I'm glad this was helpful, I too find, trying to figure out how to use the least amount of battery for setup is important when it comes to hyperlapses.
Perfect Tutorial Covering everything I need, Thank You!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment👍
Thank you 😊
Finally an awesome video with the best music ever 🤘🏻
That's awesome! I'm glad you liked it.
Great drone footage and amazing video. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍 Subbed and Liked. 👍👍👍 Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to you too! Thanks for the comment👍
Here I thought I was ready to have fun with my in a few day's delivered Mini 4 Pro, seen lots of video's to get me ready moving up from my Mini 2 SE. Then Hyperlapse showed up in my feed. And this right here from @CreateandKaptivate is GREAT, thank you, I'm sure to gonna "try" to use your technics. Another sub at ya!
That's awesome to hear! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for the comment and have fun with your new mini 4 pro👍
@@CreateandKaptivate Currently loving the 4 Pro, wishing I had more time to fly but at my free day's off work the weather is working against me. Still have so much more to learn as my hyperlapse's are very basic settings but tried some with waypoint settings but it was very windy today. ruclips.net/video/Px6IRzuiVp8/видео.html Also wondering if you use any filter? I'm using the ND64. Hope one day i'll be able to create such smooth hyperlapse video's as @CreateandKaptivate does.
Haha sounds a lot like my situation. Either I have no time to go fly or the weather sucks. Anyway, I checked out your video and those are good hyperlapses, the one thing I would suggest is going much higher with your ND filter so you can really slow down the shutter speed. Often in the daytime I will use an ND1000 so I can get my shutter speed down to around 1 second. Even around 1/2 a second you'll notice a huge difference, it'll make everything much smoother. One thing to note is you have to use an interval of 3 seconds or greater otherwise your shutter speed is limited to about 1/3 of a second.
Thanks for the info 👏👏. I will now set white balance every time and shutter speed 👍
You're very welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful👍
Wow, nice tutorial 👌🏾👍🏽. Thanks
You’re welcome 😊
I had mini 4 pro too, I want to learn all the feather that this drone can do... it's absolutet beautiful 👍👍
I agree. There's a lot you can do with the mini 4 pro. Hopefully, these videos help demonstrate that 👍
Such an awesome tutorial. Congrats.
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks, this great, clear, precise and detailed explanations with excellent samples. What else 😀
Glad you enjoyed it 👍 more to come
This was a very well-written and informative piece. Very helpful. New sub :)
Awesome, thank you👍
B&H photo (Freewell directly) has an ND2000 filter for the mini 4. I think that may be ideal for day shots.
That's cool! I bought the Freewell mega pack shortly after the M4P came out and at that time they didn't have the ND2000. I'm definitely getting one. On a sunny day I couldn't even get a one second shutter speed using an ND1000 without the shot being overexposed.
@@CreateandKaptivate yeah I got the all day one I think. Same. Only has an ND1000 and no 2000’s on Amazon either. It’s $20.00 for one but oh well 😆 the ND1000 isn’t cut it for a sunny day.
I thought the same thing, a bit pricey for one, but it will be very useful on bright sunny days.😎
Thanks bro, we appreciate your content 🙏
My pleasure! I appreciate the comment👍
Very nice video! 👍
Thanks 👍
Lovely work, keep going!
Thank you! I appreciate the comment👍
Really good tutorial thank you
You're welcome!
Great job mate, nicely done. Thx!
Thanks, I appreciate the comment!
Thank you. I'll try to use these informations👍🏻
Awesome! that's good to hear. Thanks for the comment👍
Great tutorial, can someone explain the exact meaning of the setting tho, interval, speed, etc i cant find anything and its what i need to understand
For the hyperlapse, the interval setting is how long between photos and the length is how long the final hyperlapse will be. And it takes 25 photos for each second or 25 frames per second. So a 10 second hyperlapse would be 250 photos and if the interval was set to say 3 seconds it would take 750 seconds to compete the hyperlapse. Now you will set the speed using circle and course lock mode and in waypoint mode the speed is determined by the total time to complete the hyperlase (so 750 seconds in my example) and the total distance covered by the waypoints. Hopefully that helps a bit.
Thank you. I have found it useful. I did find though that every second or so the camera does noticeably jump. Why is this.
I'm glad to hear you found it helpful, the reason the camera seems to jump is because I didn't properly match the frame rate of the hyperlapse with my timeline in editing. So it's not the hyperlapse itself it's just a mistake in editting.
wow the 1s shutter speed looks blockbuster quality!!!
Yeah, I think it does a really good job👍
So what would be the ideal, a short interval, a long duration and a fixed target or objective (avoiding moving the camera)? Using mostly a 1 second shutter speed.
To be able to select a 1 second shutter speed you need to use a minimum interval of 3 seconds. Now the idea is to be capturing some movement between shots so the slower the movement the longer you want the interval but also the higher you make the interval the less images you'll be able to capture before running out of battery.
Great tutorial. Do you know why the clip at 7:15 seems to jump/glitch every second or so?
I didn't properly match the frame rate in editing, so it's losing a frame every second causing the glitch.
@@CreateandKaptivate cool, makes sense. Thank you.
Yeah, it was something I didn't realize until after I had uploaded the video and it was too late to fix it. doh!😩
Great video
Thanks!
Great tutorial, thanks! I have a few questions regarding motion blur - do you get any blurred photos with those long shutter speeds? Does the drone stop each time it takes a picture? What's the longest shutter speed suitable for hyperlapses?
I believe the drone does stop when taking the photo. But there are other factors like wind that can cause blurred photos. Personally I've found 1 second to work quite well, but sometimes even with an ND1000 I have to go to 1/1.25" or higher to get correct exposure. Night Hyperlapses are a whole new set of challenges but one thing I found is bright lights will get overexposed and blurry using longer shutters speeds of 1second or higher.
@@CreateandKaptivate Thank you! In after effects there is a “pixel motion blur” effect, which can help if shutter speed wasn’t long enough.
So what would be the ideal, a short interval, a long duration and a fixed target or objective (avoiding moving the camera)? Using mostly a 1 second shutter speed.
Great tutorial. Do you know why there is a periodic stutter (ie a very slight pause every half second or so)? Thanks
The actual hyperlapse doesn't have that stutter. It was caused in editing, because I didn't properly match the frame rate of my timeline to the framerate of the hyperlapse. My timeline was 24fps and the hyperlaspes are 25fps, so they're losing a frame every second.
Many thanks for the super quick reply. That's good to know and - once again - great work.
So fabulous Video💖❤💫💫
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it.
@@CreateandKaptivate ❤️❤️👍🇵🇭
Is there a jump in the hyperlapse every few seconds? Is this a feature of the drone moving forward too quickly or something to do with post processing?
I made a mistake in editing and didn't match the frame rate of the clip to my timeline, so essentially the clip is losing a frame every second which is what you are seeing. Something I didn't realize until after I had uploaded the video. Oops!
@@CreateandKaptivateI was searching desperately for this in the comments. I’m relieved to hear that because I was afraid it was a software issue with the mini 4
What's the song at the beginning?
It's actually a song I got from a music site, the title was hard-dynamic-rock, but I believe the song might be Run by BearStockMusic.
Hit The Ground by Alec Koff
Thank You Awesome Filming
Amazing 🤩!!!
Thank you! Cheers😊
Thanks for the great video
Your welcome!
The 1 second looks smoother but I think it will depend on the movement in the frame what is better. Cars move fast so 1 is enough. But things that are slower Imagine could handle lower
Yeah I would agree. The one issue I run into in the daytime, is trying to get lower shutter speeds without overexposing the shot. Even with an ND1000. Also for things that move slower a longer interval can help.
Thank you for sharing. This was very helpful. I liked and subscribed. #712
Awesome! I'm glad it was helpful.
Great vid! So many options 🤔 How do you decide shutter speed and interval settings?
Thanks! I just do lots of experimenting
What software do you use for editing your videos and photos?
I use Davinci Resolve for my editing. Mainly because I don't do a lot of photo editing, and it's a very good video editor.
Thank you very much. Subscribed. Lets populate this awesome channel
Thanks! I really appreciate the support!
Awesome tips thanks
You bet!
Nice 😍👍👍
Thanks!
@@CreateandKaptivate wc.. 🙏🙏
It it possible to shoot a hyperlapse sequence with 48 megapixel photo resolution?
As far as I know you don't have the option to choose your resolution in hyperlapse mode. If you go into your camera settings when you have hyperlapse mode selected, the resolution seems to default to 4k.
Thank you for sharing
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
What are the rules of fly over city’s or around them
I think it depends on where you are. Where I'm at the rules for sub 250g drones are pretty relaxed. You can fly in the city as long as it's not in a restricted area and you're exercising proper cautions.
Hi, What is a reason for "jumps/skips" in Your example timelapses? In what fps You make them? Best regards Mateusz
The hyperlapses that are automatically generated are at 25 fps. I had my timeline set to 24 fps in the editor, so it was dropping a frame every second which was the cause of the skipping. I didn't realize that until later.
@@CreateandKaptivate OK, thank You. Thats what I'm thought. I keep all my works to 30fps. But with any fps its good to remember and use in editing only values divisible to used fps...
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Watching your first 2 clips, the footage appears to jump every second or so, what causes this to happen?
To be honest, I'm not exactly sure why it does that. There is a possibility I miss matched frame rates. Also in some situations using and editing with the raw files produces better results.
@@CreateandKaptivate so can you edit the raw files in lightroom and later add warp stabiliser in after effects?
Yes, I know you can, I haven't used Lr yet, but I have used the raw files in Davinci Resolve, they do require some color grading, but I can often get better stabilization and much less cropping than the hyperlapse created by the app.
@@CreateandKaptivate thanks for this
Any idea how to do a Dolly Zoom Hyperlapse
Haha, that's a good question. Off the top of my head, I don't know if or how you could pull that off. But something to think about 🤔 if there is a way, it would certainly be worth making a video about.
Great info
Thankyou!
One thing I notice is that the recordings are having hiccups. I have no idea how to explain this better. It seems like the video runs at 30fps everywhere and then goes to 28fps and back to 30fps. If you look closely you will notice this. How come?? I was recently recording and at home the image turned out to be irregular and gray and then 3x in 6 minutes after formatting the SD, I hope it has been solved!
I do believe you are correct, and that it has to do with the frame rate of the actual video and the playback framerate. The hyperlapses are actually created at 25fps, but my computer seems to play them back fine. Where I've noticed the hiccups you're talking about is after I put the videos into my editor and set the frame rate incorrectly. For instance in this video I had my timeline set to 24fps (by mistake) so I do notice the clips in this video seem to have that hiccup effect, which I think is cause by the mismatched fps. So if the video is 25fps and my timeline is 24fps there is a frame dropped every second. I don't know if any of this helps but that's my experience with this issue you mentioned.
Great video, very useful information, I'd suggest you find something else to do with your hands whilst you're talking, it's quite distracting 😃👍
I'm glad you found it informative. Sorry about the hands 🙌 working on that. Thanks for the feedback👍
woah nice intro music. every drone video has those tekno electronic musics, this music and intro felt so good
but i dont like the feel of you reading text from a prompter :D feels so un natural,
Glad you liked the music! And thanks for the feedback👍
G’day you must’ve been a conductor with your hand moments and the intro is loud as F . But everything else is very educational, thanks mate.
Hahaha...sorry about the hands, and the loud intro. Glad you still found the video helpful, thanks for the comment👍
Very useful information, thanks for that. I’ll be using your advice to make my travel videos look better….. Until I wrap my Mini 4 Pro around a tree, anyway!!
Haha stay away from those trees, but that's great! I'm glad you found this helpful.
Thank you handsome love you❤
Even though the intro music is…questionable, being kind. I hit mute asap but stuck with it glad I did because video was good. But, as I stayed with it the dramatic Musak played so I gave up. So play on mute and read transcript when available.
Sorry the music wasn't to your liking, but I'm glad you thought the video was good. Thanks for the feedback👍
As for (mattiaburling) receiving feedback is a normal part of growth and development, and that it's an opportunity to learn and improve. So maybe some care.
Hate the loud head pounding music. Made me RUN to turn it down but baby still woke up and started crying.
Sorry for the music, I know it's not for everyone. Thanks for the feedback.
lol, thanks ) I so stupid )) my max shutter speed was 1/3 s and i confused why )) in 2s interval mode =D
Haha I ran into the same thing at first, but then I increased the interval and realized that was why.
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Thanks👍
I really like your videos, but calm down with the hands. They mirror each other, which is distracting.
Noted! You're not the first person to comment on that, and I appreciate the feedback. Thanks!
It stinks. I have the Mini 3 Pro so I don't have waypoints unless I'm doing hyperlapse I really wish I could do waypoints with regular video like the mini 4 I wish they would just update the Mini 3 Pro to do so
Yeah, I hear you man. That's one of the main reasons I ended up buying the mini 4 pro. But you'd think if you have waypoints for hyperlapses, why not make it available for regular video too.
@@CreateandKaptivate my point exactly
Can you tie your hands together next time? Really distracting and even annoying after some time
Not the first time I heard that comment, thanks for the feedback.
Great video but shitty song. ROCK DOESNT fit at all
Noted...thanks for the feedback!
Maybe easy for you but I find the tutorial to be completely incomprehensible. 😢
Sorry to hear that, thanks for the feedback.
@@CreateandKaptivateI found it very clear and very helpful. Thanks for the video!
Please I don't mean any disrespect...& I don't mean to burst your bubble...but the constant movement of your hands is so distracting pls halt the movement of your hands it's so hard to concentrate. Other wise a great video.
I disagree, move your hands any way you want. No one cares.
Hey, no offense taken. Thanks for the feedback.
@mattiasburling thanks👍
Thank you very informative. Is the nd1000 for sunny days and the nd512 for cloudy days?
I actually use the ND1000 for most of my daytime Hyperlapses, that is if I am trying to use a shutter speed around 1 sec. Even on cloudy days I will still get really good exposure, in fact on sunny days I have to raise my shutter speed to 1/1.67 or even 1/2.5 to not have things over exposed in the shot. Also, reducing the amount of sky in your shot will help bring down the overall exposure.
Great vid. May I ask if you need to apply for any permission to fly in downtown Calgary?
I'm not 100% sure, but I fly just outside of downtown not actually in downtown, there are too many tall buildings to either crash into or cause a loss of signal.
@CreateandKaptivate I thought you cannot fly there without a permit.
Dope yo @freshtasteatl link up wit him
After long time you are the first that I funded whit great explanation! I’m one more follower from now.. keep bringing this great tutorials!! BRAVO
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it👍