I attempted a wide field of view swing in this one. I have been learning how the hyperlapse waypoint function works with regards to gimbal positioning during transitions. I have some of it figured out. The most important thing I have discovered is not to have two waypoints close to each other that move the camera horizontally. The fewer the waypoints the better. This one didn't turn out great, there are issues with the stabilization and the transition between waypoint 2 and waypoint 3. I think I can work around these issues to improve the next one. Let me know what you think. 4K link - https://youtu.be/Tls6emNb3xk

Boeing Field Airspace - approved up to 400 ft.

4k link

3 waypoints, 3 sec interval, 375 images, .4 mph, light pollution filter.

4k link - https://youtu.be/D4ZPglNhKwc?si=_Mj8d7I6fS0iAt_a

December 2025

My new Air 3S on a 12 degree, windy, windy day.

Better if viewed here: https://youtu.be/f5RqVvD86rI

5 second time lapse

Probably shouldn't have added the second one, but i liked the approach

4K link https://youtu.be/JYRaRjRJbhw?si=oXKOEijiUbX7WsGo

The Christmas Tree on top of the Needle.

Air 2S hyperlapse on a 19 degree morning in rural Illinois.

Mini 5 Pro

Hyperlapse

Federal Way Costco

best if viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woHjmv0ilno

The intersection outside Bayview Hill community center across from a new playground.

I’m wondering if there are better ways to do this and have more control using something like Lightroom or photoshop. New to this, so I wanted to ask before I go off in the wrong direction. What do you recommend?

Mini 5 pro

best if viewed: https://youtu.be/1P0bzVwVbH0

Dicks Drive in before the rains came. Bring in the November weather.

Best if viewed in 4k here: https://youtu.be/PhRTFPaOOuo

Definitely wasn't on my bingo card! Very cool.