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i have been doing tons of research. basically as i understand it there are two ways to get the signal for FPV. You can mount a whole extra camera to get your feed or with a little modding get the signal coming directly out of the GoPro.
My question is if you go the second route and get it from the gopro, and have the gopro on timelapse mode (make believe one every second) what will your viewpoint look like on your FPV goggles or screen? Will it look like a flipbook, at 1/sec, or does it not work at all in this manner?
only reason I ask is sometimes when I am purposely flying for pictures and not video, I set it up in timelapse mode so that I land and have 1000 pictures to choose from. If the transmitters do not work in timelapse mode then I guess I would have to do the whole other camera feed option so I can at least have a frame of reference for my shots while the gopro is still doing its own thing on timelapse mode.
My question is if you go the second route and get it from the gopro, and have the gopro on timelapse mode (make believe one every second) what will your viewpoint look like on your FPV goggles or screen? Will it look like a flipbook, at 1/sec, or does it not work at all in this manner?
only reason I ask is sometimes when I am purposely flying for pictures and not video, I set it up in timelapse mode so that I land and have 1000 pictures to choose from. If the transmitters do not work in timelapse mode then I guess I would have to do the whole other camera feed option so I can at least have a frame of reference for my shots while the gopro is still doing its own thing on timelapse mode.