This video is great. I'm a complete newbie to doing anything with video and your GoPro vids have given me great results and some direction as to what is even possible.
Great Video, I whish you would do one importing time-lapse photos into Capcut, i have just tried and each photo was 7 seconds long! I had to export it, reimport as a new project and speeded it up!
Thanks for your fast reply and help!!! Great vids! Im just using the windows photo editor right now so Ill play with it. Not sure if it can even playback photo sequences like that. lol I just started playing with Davinci to so Ill also try that. Thanks again!!! Dont like how you cant buy lifetime license to Adobe products anymore. 👎
Great video (i only watched section 3) basically the same techniques i use shooting with a dslr. Hopefully in later videos you decided to ditch the distracting music 🙏
Hi, last night we got hit with 2+ feet of snow here in Boston so I'll try a time lapse VIDEO of us cleaning our long driveway. Because snow is so bright here are some of the settings I was thinking of modifying - we have both a GoPro 8 and 10. Please let me know if I should tweak any of these: ISO min and max: both at 100 White balance: 5000 Sharpness: high Color: flat THANKS!
First of all, that is a lot of snow. Those settings sound good for a daytime time lapse with snow. You may also want to bump the EV comp down to -0.5 for a bit better detail in the highlights.
Thank you for your feedback. Yes, something I have learned since this is when I have background music I need to make sure the sound on the music is low enough relative to my voice or not have the music at all.
Hey I have 2 night lapse files I'd like to edit but on my phone and not on a laptop, is it possible? I was having trouble finding the editing tools u have on light room on your computer and couldn't find the same on my phone, any other alternatives? I found gopro won't allow u to edit or even upload burst shots/night lapse
Great question. I have found that editing night lapses comprised of photos is only possible on a computer. Video time lapses I have been able to edit using the app from GoPro. If you have Lightroom and don’t see the options i had in the right make sure you’re under the Develop heading and that the available options are maximized.
For daytime time lapses I like to have the camera setup for at least 2 hours, including for sunsets. For night time lapses, I like to let it go all night with the camera connected to a power source.
Hi, I have a problem and you may can help me solve this. So, I was following technique 3 and when I import the already edited raw photos into Premier Pro, I do the exactly the same thing as you did set the sequence etc. I selected the very first photo of my timalapse and I also thicked the Image sequence box and opend but for some reason it only shows that first photo. Does not made it as a video with all the images. Also if I click properties there's no frame rate and total duration. It's like it is only one photo. Do you have any idea what could go wrong? Many thanks
I have seen this happen before. Usually it happens when the photo file name numbering is not sequential in which case Premiere Pro will not pick up on the next photos and will only grab the one. Example: If a photo is named 1999.jpg and then the next file name is 2000.jpg. Premiere won’t grab the next file when the naming convention changes that much. In those cases I have to do the import on the first image batch up to where the naming changed (ex: 2000.jpg). I then import the second batch starting with the file where the name changed and then place those time lapse batches next to each other on my timeline.
Did the Lightroom to premiere pro photo setting towards the end of the video @40:28 when I am importing though I click the first image and click image sequence but when I drag and drop and render the file in premier pro it is not all of the photos I took it’s just that first photo still. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Are the file names in sequential order (such as 001,002,003 as an example)? If the files aren’t that could cause this problem. Premiere Pro needs them to be sequential. Also, if there is a skip in the number such as 9,999 to 10,000 Premiere Pro won’t detect that and will stop at the 9,999 and you then have to do a second import for the second half of the time lapse starting at 10,000.
Ok, I recommend checking out this forum and some related ones on Adobe. These should assist with narrowing down the issue: community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/i-can-t-import-an-image-sequence/m-p/11994958
Which app? Lightroom Classic or Premiere Pro? There are different layout options within both apps which could affect the settings you see or don’t see as well.
Hey, so I have a GoPro hero10 and I was wondering if I put my settings on tripod mode to save battery during time lapse video affect the quality at all. Stupid question, but I'm just curious. Or should I just leave it on maximum video performance?!
I would recommend leaving it on maximum video performance so that you can get the highest possible bitrate and resolution from the camera. I use an external power bank when doing time lapses to power the GoPro. It doesn’t have to be a high cost one to get the job done. I did a recent video on the Pixy Mini and that one is low cost, small, and will provide about the equivalent of three GoPro batteries in power.
@@GreatDayForAHike excellent thanks so much. Appreciate you taking the time. Also I'd love to see the night lapse settings explained like you did the time lapse. That would be so cool, personally haven't had a chance to fiddle with it but it would be nice. Just a thought
I used a 32gb data card for night time lapse photos. After 197 raw photos I was prompted with "SD Card full". How did you get over 900 raw photos in your go pro?
This could mean your MicroSD card needs to be formatted in your GoPro if it isn’t already (make sure you backup anything off it first as formatting will erase it). If it still says it is full when it isn’t then there could be a hardware problem with your MicroSD card or the card may not be genuine.
The import image sequence did not work for me. I selected the first image and hit image sequence and it only dropped down the first image. All of the files are in sequential order. I'm lost. Please help
I see. Are you using Adobe Premiere Pro? Also with the sequential numbering is there something that ends in 999 and then goes to 000 for the end of the next photo name such as 999 to 1000 or skipping to 1001? If so, I’ve seen Premiere Pro and other video editing software sometimes not read this properly for importing.
I figured it out. I just imported from where the clips begin at 14... until the last clip disregarding the first two clip starting with 13... and now I have a much longer sequence. Thanks
Thanks for sharing your time lapse settings and editing process. I always enjoy your videos and was able to get some really good results with one of my first night lapses with the GoPro Hero 9, thanks to you. Let me know what you think: ua-cam.com/video/xI2FhW-QIJ0/v-deo.html
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I appreciate it!
Best Video ever of this kind! Thanks so much for the help!
I appreciate it and you’re welcome!
This video is great. I'm a complete newbie to doing anything with video and your GoPro vids have given me great results and some direction as to what is even possible.
Thank you for your feedback and I’m glad you have found these videos helpful!
Really helpful. Thanks a lot.
You’re welcome.
Thank you, it helped a lot, amazing
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Excellent tutorial! Thanks for your diligence.
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watching this video with a playback speed of 1.5 is KEY!
It is a long one for sure! I promised detail and that is what I delivered 😃
Fantastic! Thanks so much for your video, brilliant.
Thank you for your feedback!
Incredibly helpful and nicely explained! Cheers :-)
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Thank you!
Great Video, I whish you would do one importing time-lapse photos into Capcut, i have just tried and each photo was 7 seconds long! I had to export it, reimport as a new project and speeded it up!
Do you have a Battery Bank connected to the go pro so it doesn't run out of juice when you do time lapses?
Yes I do. I have one that will easily run the GoPro for the time I need it to.
Great video bud. Cheers
Thank you.
Thanks for your fast reply and help!!! Great vids! Im just using the windows photo editor right now so Ill play with it. Not sure if it can even playback photo sequences like that. lol I just started playing with Davinci to so Ill also try that. Thanks again!!! Dont like how you cant buy lifetime license to Adobe products anymore. 👎
You’re welcome! DaVinci is a great editing option.
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Thank you so much for this very helpful!! ❤️🔥💯
You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful. It’s quite long but I wanted to make sure I provided every detail.
@@GreatDayForAHike i watched it all, you did amazing work!! Love the 3 ways you covered 👑💯
Great video (i only watched section 3) basically the same techniques i use shooting with a dslr.
Hopefully in later videos you decided to ditch the distracting music 🙏
Thank you for your good feedback and support.
@GreatDayForAHike you give great advice, so dont worry about trying to fill the silence because the silence is you showing something :)
@jamie.miller.inspiring Thank you.
@@GreatDayForAHike my pleasure :)
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Hi, last night we got hit with 2+ feet of snow here in Boston so I'll try a time lapse VIDEO of us cleaning our long driveway. Because snow is so bright here are some of the settings I was thinking of modifying - we have both a GoPro 8 and 10.
Please let me know if I should tweak any of these:
ISO min and max: both at 100
White balance: 5000
Sharpness: high
Color: flat
THANKS!
First of all, that is a lot of snow. Those settings sound good for a daytime time lapse with snow. You may also want to bump the EV comp down to -0.5 for a bit better detail in the highlights.
Again, great content.
Thank you!
nice...keep going :)
Thank you.
I am enjoying your videos, but there are times when the background music adds nothing to a video. In fact, it gets in the way of clear communication.
Thank you for your feedback. Yes, something I have learned since this is when I have background music I need to make sure the sound on the music is low enough relative to my voice or not have the music at all.
Hey I have 2 night lapse files I'd like to edit but on my phone and not on a laptop, is it possible? I was having trouble finding the editing tools u have on light room on your computer and couldn't find the same on my phone, any other alternatives? I found gopro won't allow u to edit or even upload burst shots/night lapse
Great question. I have found that editing night lapses comprised of photos is only possible on a computer. Video time lapses I have been able to edit using the app from GoPro. If you have Lightroom and don’t see the options i had in the right make sure you’re under the Develop heading and that the available options are maximized.
hi kinda confused about the presets...i don't see them in premiere(2022) i only have 3200 and 5800 kelvin 15:54 under gopro folder
Really nice video! I'll try it myself soon. I wonder how much time do you usually spend on time lapse filming process?
For daytime time lapses I like to have the camera setup for at least 2 hours, including for sunsets. For night time lapses, I like to let it go all night with the camera connected to a power source.
@@GreatDayForAHike Thank you! :)
You’re welcome!
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Hi,
I have a problem and you may can help me solve this. So, I was following technique 3 and when I import the already edited raw photos into Premier Pro, I do the exactly the same thing as you did set the sequence etc. I selected the very first photo of my timalapse and I also thicked the Image sequence box and opend but for some reason it only shows that first photo. Does not made it as a video with all the images.
Also if I click properties there's no frame rate and total duration. It's like it is only one photo.
Do you have any idea what could go wrong?
Many thanks
I have seen this happen before. Usually it happens when the photo file name numbering is not sequential in which case Premiere Pro will not pick up on the next photos and will only grab the one.
Example: If a photo is named 1999.jpg and then the next file name is 2000.jpg. Premiere won’t grab the next file when the naming convention changes that much. In those cases I have to do the import on the first image batch up to where the naming changed (ex: 2000.jpg). I then import the second batch starting with the file where the name changed and then place those time lapse batches next to each other on my timeline.
Did the Lightroom to premiere pro photo setting towards the end of the video @40:28 when I am importing though I click the first image and click image sequence but when I drag and drop and render the file in premier pro it is not all of the photos I took it’s just that first photo still. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Are the file names in sequential order (such as 001,002,003 as an example)? If the files aren’t that could cause this problem. Premiere Pro needs them to be sequential. Also, if there is a skip in the number such as 9,999 to 10,000 Premiere Pro won’t detect that and will stop at the 9,999 and you then have to do a second import for the second half of the time lapse starting at 10,000.
@@GreatDayForAHike the numbers are sequential they go from Beach time lapse 0001 - Beach time lapse 1,399
Ok, I recommend checking out this forum and some related ones on Adobe. These should assist with narrowing down the issue: community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/i-can-t-import-an-image-sequence/m-p/11994958
I'm thinking they updated the app, because mine does not look like that, and does not have those settings at all! I am so confused
Which app? Lightroom Classic or Premiere Pro? There are different layout options within both apps which could affect the settings you see or don’t see as well.
The phone app Quik .
Yes, GoPro did do a pretty extensive update on their Quik app.
Hey, so I have a GoPro hero10 and I was wondering if I put my settings on tripod mode to save battery during time lapse video affect the quality at all. Stupid question, but I'm just curious. Or should I just leave it on maximum video performance?!
I would recommend leaving it on maximum video performance so that you can get the highest possible bitrate and resolution from the camera. I use an external power bank when doing time lapses to power the GoPro. It doesn’t have to be a high cost one to get the job done. I did a recent video on the Pixy Mini and that one is low cost, small, and will provide about the equivalent of three GoPro batteries in power.
@@GreatDayForAHike I guess I'll use the power bank, I have an Anker one should do the trick, no?!
@@akilcreft4069 Yes, I have a few Anker power banks and love them. They do well with my GoPro.
@@GreatDayForAHike excellent thanks so much. Appreciate you taking the time.
Also I'd love to see the night lapse settings explained like you did the time lapse. That would be so cool, personally haven't had a chance to fiddle with it but it would be nice. Just a thought
You’re welcome. Check out this video here for the night lapse guide: ua-cam.com/video/Z4AFrcM4IIY/v-deo.html
I used a 32gb data card for night time lapse photos. After 197 raw photos I was prompted with "SD Card full". How did you get over 900 raw photos in your go pro?
It's so weird. I'm looking at SD card properties, it shows only 2.6 gb data was used
I use either a 256GB or 512GB MicroSD card. A 128GB card should also be sufficient provided it is empty enough.
This could mean your MicroSD card needs to be formatted in your GoPro if it isn’t already (make sure you backup anything off it first as formatting will erase it).
If it still says it is full when it isn’t then there could be a hardware problem with your MicroSD card or the card may not be genuine.
The import image sequence did not work for me. I selected the first image and hit image sequence and it only dropped down the first image. All of the files are in sequential order. I'm lost. Please help
Did you check to see if what appears to be the image is actually a video file after importing?
@@GreatDayForAHike yes, it's just a 1 frame image
I see. Are you using Adobe Premiere Pro? Also with the sequential numbering is there something that ends in 999 and then goes to 000 for the end of the next photo name such as 999 to 1000 or skipping to 1001? If so, I’ve seen Premiere Pro and other video editing software sometimes not read this properly for importing.
@@GreatDayForAHike the clips start at G0135434 and end at G0145962
I figured it out. I just imported from where the clips begin at 14... until the last clip disregarding the first two clip starting with 13... and now I have a much longer sequence. Thanks
Thanks for sharing your time lapse settings and editing process. I always enjoy your videos and was able to get some really good results with one of my first night lapses with the GoPro Hero 9, thanks to you. Let me know what you think: ua-cam.com/video/xI2FhW-QIJ0/v-deo.html
You are welcome! I’ll be sure and check that out this evening.
All we need is Adobe Premiere Pro? and thats it? only 20£ for one month? Ha Ha Ha!!!! may be got anything cheaper?
Try out DaVinci Resolve. The free version is very powerful and can handle a basic video edit easily while also giving good results.
your math was wrong
Do you have a time stamp of where it was wrong? I’m happy to fix this. Thanks.