Please let me know Timslapse interval on x4 and x5s

yabawo · Mar 22, 2017

What is the minimum configurable time-lapse interval for x4 and x5 on inspire2? (both raw and jpg)

The Editor · Mar 22, 2017

Moved to correct section.

Assume you mean X4S and X5S.

yabawo · Mar 22, 2017

The Editor said:
Moved to correct section.

Assume you mean X4S and X5S.

yes...

Reinier · Mar 22, 2017

5 seconds with jpeg+raw no ssd (writing to sd only), 1/20 second with ssd.
Camera doenst make a difference, the ssd does. at max resolution

yabawo · Mar 22, 2017

Thank you for information

Reinier · Mar 22, 2017

yabawo said:
Thank you for information

I said that the camera doenst have any effect on the speed, but I have to add that the SSD can only be used with the X5s camera and not with the X4s camera.

My apologies

yabawo · Mar 22, 2017

Reinier said:
I said that the camera doenst have any effect on the speed, but I have to add that the SSD can only be used with the X5s camera and not with the X4s camera.

My apologies

I understood what you mean. thank you so much

bluelight.support · Mar 22, 2017

Reinier said:
I said that the camera doenst have any effect on the speed, but I have to add that the SSD can only be used with the X5s camera and not with the X4s camera.

Can you record jpg and raw to the sad if you don't have the additional codex's bought ?

SanCap · Mar 22, 2017

bluelight.support said:
Can you record jpg and raw to the sad if you don't have the additional codex's bought ?

No.

bluelight.support · Mar 22, 2017

I guess thats SD cards only for me then lol

NickU · Mar 22, 2017

Yes, you can record raw stills to the SSD using an X5S, but not jpegs - jpegs get recorded to the microSD.

The RAW DNG photos can only be recorded to the SSD using Burst 20 or infinite burst mode, which then means you've limited control over the frequency, the minimum shutter speed is 1/20th second, and you still need to have a microSD card in the aircraft too.

jackbisson · May 4, 2018

NickU said:
Yes, you can record raw stills to the SSD using an X5S, but not jpegs - jpegs get recorded to the microSD.

The RAW DNG photos can only be recorded to the SSD using Burst 20 or infinite burst mode, which then means you've limited control over the frequency, the minimum shutter speed is 1/20th second, and you still need to have a microSD card in the aircraft too.

This is good to know as this infinite burst mode could be used for time lapse? Yes / No ?