Timelapse | using the Black Magic Camera App

Timelapse | using the Black Magic Camera App
Capture stunning timelapses with the Black Magic Camera App! Watch as we condense hours into mesmerizing minutes, showcasing the beauty of time passing by. Experience the power of professional-grade timelapse photography made easy with the Black Magic Camera App. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more incredible content! 🎥✨ #Timelapse #BlackMagicCameraApp #Photography #Filmmaking

[@iPhone-Cinematograhy]

Thank you for posting.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome!

[@GroupIII]

This is perfect! Thank you.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome!

[@Stone1108]

Thanks Bill, so pleased that I happened upon your video, well produced and presented, excellent tutorial. 👍

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks for the kind words !

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Here's a quick clip from our upcoming iPhone filmmaking course . This is doing a timelapse when using the Black magic camera App. ..enjoy

[@El_Ouazzani]

thank you

[@TheHirak18]

Hi Bill : Can you please let us know how to change the "X" which you have been referring during the second half of this video .

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Sorry the 5x speed etc is not actually in this App ( it's in the Cinema p3 App ) . Just a habit I got into
The BM App has you select frames 2 frames - 10 mins
As I said in the video if you fave fast moving subjects like peeple or cars
Choose a lower capture value like 1-3 seconds
If you have "slow' moving subjevt like non moving clouds . Or a sunrise/sunset
Choose a longer interval like 1 min
( you'll basically have to make up a little cheat sheet for yourself )
However the formular to figure out the X speed value is
T (record ) = T (timelapse) X S
T (timelapse) = desired duration of timelapse
S = speed factor ( eg 5x for 5 times speed )
T (record) = recording time
example calc:
Let's say you want your finished time-lapse video to be 2 minutes long and you choose a 5x speed setting.
Desired Duration : 𝑇 (timelapse) = 2 minutes
Speed Factor: 𝑆=5x
Now, calculate the original recording time ( i.e how long it takes to recoprd at 5x speed ):
T (record ) = 𝑇 (timelapse) X S
T (record ) = 2 mins X 5
T (record ) = 10 mins
So for a 2min timlapse at 5X speed you would need to record for 10 mins