Timelapse for cars - Best Settings
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Today I go out and get a Timelapse of Cars...I try a few different settings and try to find the best ones. Check the video out where I have lots of different examples and a few different scenarios.
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I've been looking everywhere for this exact thing, so glad I found your page.
Great to hear Eric!!
Thanks for watching 😁👍
You born to be a Teacher, good job. The information is clear and simple to follow. Thanks again.!! And the photos of your face for the video cover of the accessories (7 best& 7 worst) I almost cry laughing. Lol.!! Nice touch of humor.
Thanks so much!!
I had a lot of fun shooting those cover shots!! 😁👍
This is, again, very useful comparison from you. Thanks a lot!
Great video and hands down the best photography Channel on UA-cam
Thanks so much Aaron! 😁👍
Really amazing flow of vehicles. Awesome video. Superb
Thanks Ravi, it's amazing how you can change the look with just a few settings. 😁👍
You always gives a unique way to think and to create an art out of that camera, m amzaed , that how simply u described n explaining .
I will definitely try this out.
Love from INDIA ,mike sir❤️🇮🇳
Thabks so much. Thus was a lot of fun to make! I've got one coming out really soon on people in motion as well, so keep an eye out for that one 😁👍
@@mikesphotography always
You're the king of timelapse.
Thanks Justin! 😁👍
Nicely explained. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas dude!
I loved all the examples that you showed us. It helped to display what the settings did to each video. It shows that you understand that everyone sees differently. The best part was when you said that we might like a different video then you did. Keep up the wonderful work!
Most definitely, everyone has different preferance and different things they like. Thanks for watching. 😁👍
Wow, that's exactly what I needed. Tonight I have to do a time lapse for a project and I was worried what settings to take. I'm now pretty sure what I will use. Thanks you so much for that well-made video with all the perfect examples.
That's great to hear!! I hope you got something good that you can use in your project!!
Timelapses are so much fun and it is really cool when you get a good one.
Thanks for watching 😁👍
You do such a great job at explaining this stuff, Mike. I have been using the 1/2 the interval settings when making time-lapses since you first made me aware of it. It really does provide the best motion blur. Keep the great tutorials coming,. Cheers!
Thanks so much Stephen, this was a fun one to make... And I've got one coming out on timelapses of people in motion really soon and then clouds in motion once I get enough cloudy days. 😁👍
Fantastic. Exactly what I was looking for :-) The only problem is that I was going to shoot aerial footage of city traffic but DJI only offers 1sec interval on Mavic 2 pro :-(
Thank you Mike to put this much effort and time into these videos! Very useful as usual.
Thanks so much Viktor. 😁👍
Finally the expected video has came thanks mike
I hope it has helped. I've also got one coming out on timelapses of people and then a third in the series of clouds once I've filmed it. 😁👍
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Thank for great tutorial. It help a lot!
Fantastic! I'm glad I could help! 😁👍
Great tutorial,again .
Thanks so much! 😁👍
A very informative video indeed , the only thing i need now is the Nd filter, great hob as usual
Thanks so much Moe!! 😁👍
@@mikesphotography my pleasure Mike 😃
You explained it perfectly and now I know what I am going to do. I'm guessing this also applies to night time lapse?
Thanks so much!! Most definitely...although at night you might not need an Nd filter. 😁👍
@@mikesphotography lol yep I figured that out...😊
Can’t wait to try it. Great content as always.
Thanks so much Sebastian! 👍
Another amazing video❤️,
Another new rule (for me)
Awesome! I'm glad I could help. 😁👍
as often, a fabulous video with simple and concise how-to. quick question mike, which intervalometer that you are using that will allow for less than a second interval?
Thanks Bob. So for these I used the S&Q function in the A7iii. It's lower res than a conventional timelapse but if there's enough light, it works really well. 👍
Hi Mike, you have a great channel. I am getting into timelapse, I see that in some cases you use an interval of less than 1 second, I'm wondering how you do that.
Thanks for your kind words!
To get shorter than 1 second exposures, I use the S&Q mode in the sony cameras...it gives you the option of this and gives you a finished timelapse in camera. 👍
@@mikesphotography Thanks Mike, Simply amazing info on your channel, FYI I used to live in Dubai for 18 years.
great video mike. i'm wondering all my cameras built in intervelometres are minimum one second.... or am i misunderstanding? i cant get to 1/4 or 1/2 etc
Hello Mike. In your example (1:53) you show a 1/6 sec interval (6 frames per sec) and 1/3 sec shutter speed sequence. In this scenario you’re not following the 180 shutter rule aren’t you? As far as I understand it should be 1/15 sec shutter speed (since most gears doesn’t have 1/12).
Can you please explain me that?
What if you were filming a prop driven plane and wanted more prop blur? Any thoughts on that? I’d be looking at S&Q settings
The best bet would be to experiment with a few different settings until you got what you wanted. The beauty with S&Q mode is that it will give you instant results so you can review it after shooting for a short time and then change the settings to suit.
As the prop would be moving pretty fast, I'd say you should be able to get away with faster shutter speeds. 👍
Good stuff!
Thank you! 👍
How are you capturing a half second interval on an A7iii? I do a lot of timelapse and eventually run into write speed issues on the A7riii.
Good question Sam...i cheated a little and used S&Q mode. I find as long as there is enough light about, it produces some good results.
I am a beginner , should I buy canon m50 mirror less as my first camera . Around 700dollars
The m50 is a fantastic camera...or the other ones to look at are the Sony a6000, a6100, or a6300. 😁👍
I m a student so , budget is an issue, but I want a mirrorless cam ,(due to firmware updates etc, compact). Nd m50 is out of my budget actually but I will manage that, sony ones ate good too but they r expensive .
Link for ND filter?
www.amazon.com/Freewell-67mm-Variable-Filter-Stop/dp/B07Z4KCY4M
Is there any way to use 1/2 of a second interval in sony interval shoot func?
Hi Bruno,
Unfortunately you would have to use the S&Q function to get 1/2 sec interval. The interval mode starts at a 1 second interval or slower.
I think any faster than that and it would start to fill the buffer up.
Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@mikesphotography Let me get this straight. If you need more than one sec interval in your car timelapse you most likely use sony interval shoot func, don’t you? Otherwise you stick with s&q.
@@BrunoGargaglione That is correct. 👍
Any tips for knowing what ND to use for this?
It all depends on how sunny it normally is where you shoot. When living in Dubai, I had to use a 6 stop in the day as it was bright a lot of the time, whereas in the uk, with all of these overcast days, I only have to use a 3 stop at most.
To find this out, just take a few shots when you would want to get timelapses, and then work out how many stops you would have to change the settings to get a good shutter speed for your subjects movement and speed. This will give you your answer.
Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@mikesphotography thanks