How to HYPERLAPSE on the DJI Mavic Air - UPDATED 2019 ft. DaVinci Resolve 15
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- Can you shoot BREATHTAKING hyperlapses on this small inexpensive Drone? Lean how to shoot hyperlapses and edit them FAST in DaVinci Resolve 15. Get amazing footage on the DJI Mavic Air. This is an updated video from an original tutorial I posted over a year ago.
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Brilliant video! You definitely deserve more subs and views mate 👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks for sharing this update it really helps.
Your results are awesome! Thank you a lot for sharing your technique!
Thank you!!
Great job! Thank you man!
Good video. Thanks.
Muito legal. Show de bola!
Thank you, I was looking for hyperlaps done it on DaVinci 😊
Glad it was helpful
Super helpful, a lot of folks I watch on RUclips use Adobe so it’s nice to get skewl’d up on Divinci Res. Thanks for the video.
No problem. DaVinchi is currently my favorite editor right now.
Thanks for the video! Super helpful. You must have got quite the PC. Your stabilization was super quick. Mine took a minute. LOL (I am running on-board graphics to be fair).
well done, 5 sec seems long, M2P has 2 sec Raw interval, but anyway, your footage looks great, now I.ll try to experiment with Mavic Mini jpegs. ;-)
Also does timelapse work with Point of interest? Good job, cheers for the video!
I’m not sure. I’ll have to make a video about that once I test it
Cheers Josh!
How come I dont get the 2.2 mph option? Mine is minimum like 3.6 :(. Please help!
The same reason a mars rover smashed into the surface of mars...Units, my friend! 2.2 MPH = 3.6 km/hr
@@CarlMarvin thank you my friend!
@@CarlMarvin I just checked and mine says 3.6 mph minimum, his says 2.2 mph.. someone please help!
How many pictures (frames) did the drone shoot? For that clip how long did you keep the drone flying?
It takes a full battery to get a 4-6 second shot on the Mavic Air
Was this made in the mavic air? 😉
Yes
Josh Chappell thanks for the info! Excited to test it out.
Could you shoot in reverse so you start at destination then film time lapse from there back to you?
Yes. Set it to backwards in tap fly
Cheers, I was thinking that would help with the risk of battery running out when it’s so far away.
I also found this which looks pretty cool for plotting multi point flights with varying altitudes ruclips.net/video/gQqAFWIJicw/видео.html the app is $36 in iPhone store, but has mostly good reviews.
@@LeighBurke Does this help with battery life?
41 vids no but when the battery fails, the drone should be closer to your location.
Sucks that regulations mean you can’t fly more than line of sight and 500m in the uk. America must be different
But It's not a hyperlapse, It's motionlapse
Motionlapses are pans and tilts. Hyperlapse is translating the camera.
These are hyperlapses.
@@CarlMarvin You are wrong, motion lapse is when the camera is moving and focused on anything. A hyperlapse, is where the camera is also moving but the lens is fixed on one object
Much to learn you have...
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@@stevemoore999 lol, we're definitely pretty deep into semantics at this point, but it's an interesting discussion
I would encourage you to read the wikipedia definition of a hyperlapse. I don't believe there is requirement for hyperlapses being focused on a subject that is stationary relative to camera.
@@CarlMarvin I have just been on wikipedia, go down on there and look at all the videos, they are all hyperlapses, what you have down is motion lapse, I's sorry if you cannot tell the difference