$230 for a dual remote that WORKS is damn cheap, the humidity points are what concern me also, but knowing Gunther he has tested it in every environment. Looking forward to receiving mine
UPDATE: Check out the new LRTimelapse Pro Timer 3 here: ua-cam.com/video/WnxNsnnQ19I/v-deo.html Get the LRTimelapse Pro Timer 2.5 here: geni.us/U9kzOoL Read more on the blog: www.matjoez.com/2019/07/18/lrtimelapse-pro-timer-2-5-timelapse-remote/
Thanks former neighbour , ik volg je al een poosje en ben heel blij met jou tutorials en feedback, de software LRTimelapse heb ik al enige tijd maar door jouw review ben ik inmiddels ook in het bezit van de timer , wat een gaaf apparaatje , net wat je zegt DUUR ?? tis maar wat je nodig bent en er voor over hebt ;)
I had been looking into buying this to use but for ages it was only available for purchase in Germany, so I've ended up buying the Time-lapse + View. If only I had hung on but such is life.
I wonder if you can have a look at the timelapse+ view intervalometer which is very similar however its much better build and comes with the monitor to view the shots. Would love to hear your input comparing these 2 products.
When you mentioned how expensive this is I was thinking $100-150. When I took a look at the price I was rather shocked. Great looking product though. Glad to see Gunther has brought it to the market 👍🏻
This is interesting. I am really struggling with day to night and all the flicker it causes in post. And yes I am aware that I should stop using Aperture priority. 🤷🏼♂️ You looking rested man.
Just shoot it on manual, the more you do it the easier it gets. This remote doesn't have a holy grail mode or anything but it does work great when doing it the manual way or when pairing it with qdslrdashboard!
@@MatthewVandeputte I'm loving how timelapses look! Lrtimelapse software before the remote most likely. I don't think there's a timelapse pro in my area...
I have the same question. The Timelapse+ View (www.timelapseplus.com/) is quite a bit more expensive, but may have more functions? It would be nice to compare the two. Over to you Matthew!
These are two different type of products. The Pro Timer is a superb intervalometer whilst the View is some kind of an all-in-one device. It has an intervalometer with an included bulb ramping function (day to night/night to day timelapse). It automatically changes your camera settings based on the light conditions (only if your camera is supported). When you use the Pro Timer for day to night or night to day timelapse, and you dont want to change settings on your camera manually, you need an extra software called qDSLR dashboard. The good thing, it's cheap or complete free. I think the android version costs 9.47€. PC is free. Sadly qDSLR has no Fujifilm support. I would def sell my Timelapse+ View, but it can control my Fuji! Fuji users are always f***ed lol. It's the same with gimbals. No fucking company supports Fujifilm.
I just saw in add about this intervalometer , can you let me know how good is this , compared the one you mention here.... Timelapse+ VIEW Intervalometer
Is there any comparison to Timelapse+ View? I’ve dealt with Gunther for years and would be willing to get this one for either day or night and maybe use the +View for day to night?
Matthew - and what do you think about hardware like this? www.elysiavisuals.com/content/elysiavisuals-ramper-pro-3d-ramper-usb-timelapse-controller. I mean that the difference that I see between Gunter's Pro Timer 2.5 and RamperPro3 Kit is a light sensor which could be quite usefull.
tell me straight, does this replace the tc-80n3? or is it any better or ill get the same result just with my remote? i think my point is, do i really need it if i have a tc-80n3
If you're comfortable shooting with the TC then keep it, I still use it as it is hard to beat as far as set up times go. I'd say the LRT remote is useful when you need the specific features (interval ramping for instance, or triggering multiple cameras)
Why is it called the "2.5"? Was there a "2.0"? Is there a "3.0" on the horizon? [I understand we can shift in 0.1 intervals, but still: think large, big picture ;-) ]
$230 for a dual remote that WORKS is damn cheap, the humidity points are what concern me also, but knowing Gunther he has tested it in every environment. Looking forward to receiving mine
UPDATE: Check out the new LRTimelapse Pro Timer 3 here: ua-cam.com/video/WnxNsnnQ19I/v-deo.html
Get the LRTimelapse Pro Timer 2.5 here: geni.us/U9kzOoL
Read more on the blog: www.matjoez.com/2019/07/18/lrtimelapse-pro-timer-2-5-timelapse-remote/
Thought of so many little things, damn. Saved presets is pretty awesome
Thanks former neighbour , ik volg je al een poosje en ben heel blij met jou tutorials en feedback, de software LRTimelapse heb ik al enige tijd maar door jouw review ben ik inmiddels ook in het bezit van de timer , wat een gaaf apparaatje , net wat je zegt DUUR ?? tis maar wat je nodig bent en er voor over hebt ;)
That's all great, but now I want to hear the Snow Leopard story!! I really hope you have footage of that.
I think I'll do a story time video about this one day!
@@MatthewVandeputte please let it be sooner....curious to know about your adventures in my country
Gunther is a legend.
I had been looking into buying this to use but for ages it was only available for purchase in Germany, so I've ended up buying the Time-lapse + View. If only I had hung on but such is life.
"Rozengeur en maneschijn" LOL :-)
Thanks for the review! Got mine coming in :)
Hope you enjoy it!
@@MatthewVandeputte Thoroughly impressed. God bless Gunther
I wonder if you can have a look at the timelapse+ view intervalometer which is very similar however its much better build and comes with the monitor to view the shots. Would love to hear your input comparing these 2 products.
I've got it on my drawer but haven't shot with it yet!
@@MatthewVandeputte Just been cautious, I will wait on your input as I am about to invest in one the 2.
When you mentioned how expensive this is I was thinking $100-150. When I took a look at the price I was rather shocked. Great looking product though. Glad to see Gunther has brought it to the market 👍🏻
Same, I'm very glad we have the option now!
This is interesting. I am really struggling with day to night and all the flicker it causes in post. And yes I am aware that I should stop using Aperture priority. 🤷🏼♂️ You looking rested man.
Just shoot it on manual, the more you do it the easier it gets. This remote doesn't have a holy grail mode or anything but it does work great when doing it the manual way or when pairing it with qdslrdashboard!
Idk if this is too late, but the LRTimelapse software takes care of flicker, exposure change, and temperature change from Day-to-Night timelapses.
It's on the list for gear to buy!
Make sure you go through my affiliate link :p
Do a review on the Rhino ARC II and their Light Lapse app, please.
But what about a 2.1s interval???
True, I forgot about that one. Also keep in mind that we can use the 2.2, the 2.3, the 2.4, the 2.5, the 2.6 and even the 2.7!
@@MatthewVandeputte 'I laid iron' as we would say youknowwel
you haven’t convinced me to give up my Timelapse+VIEW…
Mine stopped turning on 😂
Nice Matthew, Just purchased it
You didn’t mention if it works with the Syrp systems?
Cheers Carey! As far as I can tell the Syrp has no slave mode, although that is something that could be added in the future. I'll ask them about it.
Great info. I'd get one if I weren't a total beginner.
It might fast track you to pro who knows!
@@MatthewVandeputte I'm loving how timelapses look! Lrtimelapse software before the remote most likely. I don't think there's a timelapse pro in my area...
Hey Matthew, compared to the Timelapse view + what are your thoughts
I have the same question. The Timelapse+ View (www.timelapseplus.com/) is quite a bit more expensive, but may have more functions? It would be nice to compare the two. Over to you Matthew!
@@EyesSquared Sorry he does mention it below in another comment
Pete Reichstein Ah, thanks, caught it now. Awaiting Matthew’s next video then ;-)
These are two different type of products. The Pro Timer is a superb intervalometer whilst the View is some kind of an all-in-one device. It has an intervalometer with an included bulb ramping function (day to night/night to day timelapse). It automatically changes your camera settings based on the light conditions (only if your camera is supported).
When you use the Pro Timer for day to night or night to day timelapse, and you dont want to change settings on your camera manually, you need an extra software called qDSLR dashboard. The good thing, it's cheap or complete free. I think the android version costs 9.47€. PC is free.
Sadly qDSLR has no Fujifilm support. I would def sell my Timelapse+ View, but it can control my Fuji!
Fuji users are always f***ed lol. It's the same with gimbals. No fucking company supports Fujifilm.
So besides interval ramping what's the point of using this with MOCO gear?
I purchased it, but don't know what cable to get for 6DMkII & gh5...
I just saw in add about this intervalometer , can you let me know how good is this , compared the one you mention here.... Timelapse+ VIEW Intervalometer
I haven't tried the VIEW yet I'm afraid so can't really say
Is there any comparison to Timelapse+ View? I’ve dealt with Gunther for years and would be willing to get this one for either day or night and maybe use the +View for day to night?
That's the subject of my next Timelapse Tech Talk video! Need to shoot with it more first though :) I'd say using both is a fair call!
Matthew - and what do you think about hardware like this? www.elysiavisuals.com/content/elysiavisuals-ramper-pro-3d-ramper-usb-timelapse-controller. I mean that the difference that I see between Gunter's Pro Timer 2.5 and RamperPro3 Kit is a light sensor which could be quite usefull.
tell me straight, does this replace the tc-80n3? or is it any better or ill get the same result just with my remote? i think my point is, do i really need it if i have a tc-80n3
If you're comfortable shooting with the TC then keep it, I still use it as it is hard to beat as far as set up times go. I'd say the LRT remote is useful when you need the specific features (interval ramping for instance, or triggering multiple cameras)
Matthew Vandeputte cheers mate!
Why is it called the "2.5"? Was there a "2.0"? Is there a "3.0" on the horizon? [I understand we can shift in 0.1 intervals, but still: think large, big picture ;-) ]
I assume multiple development rounds! Hah
love to buy but bit pricey ...
Maybe I'll do a giveaway...
@@MatthewVandeputte that really great ..
can we see how is work!?!
i don't think you need 10 minutes bla bla!
Turn it on, adjust settings, plug it in the camera. It's a remote, not a rocket ship.