I have been using ancient.land for missing creation, and then Litchi for execution. My results have been excellent, but my biggest complaint is the mission duration. I know that I can’t use curved turns, because the actual points are bypassed and photos will not trigger, and when using straight line paths, the software forces a stop at each point. This greatly extends the time need to complete a given mission.
I have tried other software (Map Pilot Pro) that takes photos while in motion, but have I had frequent issues getting connected with the app to even get started, and mission interuption for battery changes has been problematic as well.
I have had really good success with Litchi, and I understand that the thing I’m complaining about is not a “bug”, but rather the way the app is supposed to work. Is there a different process I can use to improve effiency, like perhaps deleting all intermediate points between row ends, and setting time-interval photos? Assuming that is an option, my next hurdle is how to calculate the interval to achieve the desired overlap percentage.
Thanks for any input you may have.