After a proper integration of the camera on your P4P, you should be able to implement the Flir Vue Pro as a custom camera using the iOS version of Pix4Dcapture. The procedure to do is explained here.
The important step is to define the time-lapse directly in the settings of the camera (I suggest you have a look at the camera’s documentation for this), and then apply the same value for the Min. triggering interval [s] in the application. If not, the camera will not take any picture as it cannot be controlled by Pix4Dcapture.
Note: It is important to make a proper integration of the camera on the drone so that it does not conflict with some drone sensors, which can induce issues when using Pix4Dcapture.
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