How to do TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY with any FUJI CAMERA
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- In this video, I take a look at how to do time-lapse photography with my fuji camera, this is something I have thoroughly enjoyed over the last couple of years. In this time-lapse tutorial, I talk about setting up a Fujifilm camera to get the best possible looking time-lapses.
For this video, I will be using the Fuji X-h1 but the core principles will be the same for the fuji X-t2, X-t3 and X-t4 etc... For some Fujifilm cameras, you may need an intervalometer, but the timelapse tips from this tutorial will still apply.
Title - How to do TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY with any FUJI CAMERA
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Thank you Ian. I had a lot of fun watching this video. I felt totally immersed through the experience of an artist that loves to share the brighter side of the lens.
Glad you enjoyed it buddy, much apprecited 👍😀
Thankyou Ian, very helpful. I’ve got tree surgeons coming in a couple of days. I think you’ve told me enough to make a fun video of the trees being trimmed.
Many thanks for this Ian. I've been struggling with the Flickerering problem with my time lapses, so your suggestion to shoot at f/4 (on the 10-24mm lens) is something I'll be trying next time I go out.
Cheers
Stuart
Thanks Stuart, glad you found the video helpful 👍😀😀
Great video as always Ian, easy to understand, Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it buddy 👍👍
Thank you Ian! Something i will have to experiment with my new X-T4, waiting for my mini tripod now. Have a great day !!
Thank you Alain, awesome you got a T4, i'm not jelous at all 😂😂
@@ian_worth hahaha like what you do !! funny guy.
Would love to see how to do this from dark into light. How to manage the exposure. Would you use AP mode?
Great suggestion Dave 👍😀
Brilliant. This is exactly what I am interested in doing with my XH-1.
Informative and well presented - multiple methods a plus. Nice touch that you had XH-1 running a TL in background. (Cool hat, btw 😁.)
Thanks Paul, glad you found the video imformative and glad you liked the hat ! 😀👍
Ian as usual your videos always cover the exact thing I'm trying to master. It took me an age to find Interval mode on my camera and can't assign it to a function key either.
Great to hear! 😁
Thankyou Ian. Very helpful. I’ll try that with my X-H1
Have fun with it buddy and thanks for watching 👍👍
Excellent review and data here. I got all I wanted and beyond.
Thanks. I would be interested to see/know how to process your TL video.
Coming soon! buddy 👍👍
Nice video thank you, I’m using the xh1 too!
Great tutorial, many thanks!
Thanks Simon 👍
Fantastic, Thankyou
Solid production value and tutorial on this
Many thanks 🙏🙏👍
Great content Ian... thanks dude
Glad you enjoyed it buddy 👍👍
This was again a very well done video from you. Guess what I'll be doing tomorrow. :) Thanks!
Thanks, Hope you enjoy! 👍👍
You give some great technical advice
Thanks Paul 😀😀👍
video was worth it
Great video Ian! Have been putting off trying time lapse photography for a while now. Will give it a go. Might have to sell a lens to get that slider though ;)
Thanks buddy, wow selling your glass, 😮 But yeah agree, the slider makes a big difference to how the finsihed clip looks 😀😀👍
it's been 3 years since I'm using X-H1 and I just know that it can shoot timelapse by using interval shooting from your videos, thanks btw...
I just watch the whole video, it was amazing.what about to shoot timelapse in fujifilm x-a2?
Thanks buddy, much appreciated 👍👍😀
The next time I see a shooting star, I'm going to wish that every tutorial I encounter is spoken by a British narrator.
Thanks for the video Ian, really useful. I had problems shoting timelapses on the sunrise, keep a good exposition is a problem. Still a lot to learn about timelapses :)
Do you do all the post-proces in lightroom?
Thanks Marc, glad you liked it, yes i processed the images in lightroom and then brought the timelapse together in premier pro. I may do a post processing video in the future 😀👍
Enjoyed that Ian been meaning to do one for a while this has given me a kick up the backside to do some. You still using the Kase circular filter system? If so you impressed with it?
Thanks Graham, Yes still using the kase filters, I think they really simplify the process :) 👍👍
I need to shoot more timelapse. Thanks for the kick up the arse! 🤣
You can "fake" motion if you are happy to have the time lapse video at 1080p.
As it's been shot at full Res you can do a pan or zoom in post production.
Cheers Mark, 🦶🏻 😂😂 Yes indeed you are right, you can add some motion in post and my examples at the end, all had a panning effect added to them. I think the only difference is that you cant get that parallax effect. The slider just adds that little bit extra to the finsihed clip i feel. 👍👍
@@ian_worth Paralax effect does look cool.
Great video. One unrelated topic, where did you get your hat?
Thank you for the video. A question about your filters. They seem to snap on rather than screw on. What kind of filters are they? Thanks.
No worries, check out this video for a review on the filters ua-cam.com/video/wljlcGIyz-Q/v-deo.html
How do you stitch the images together to make your final video? Can it be done in LR?
Hi Chuck, I do it in adobe premier pro but it can be done in photoshop too.. 😀👍
Great videos! I have an Xt2, in general with your landscape photography (on a tripod) which you prefer mechanical shutter or electronic? thanks.
Thanks buddy, I always tend to use the mechanical shutter 👍👍
What invervalometer are you using for the fuji?
Hi Ian. Great video! Is there a way to lock the aperture on Fuji cameras? As currently even when manually selecting the aperture on the lens (16-55 2.8), and the in full manual mode (focus, iso, shutter), the iris opens and closes for each frame. Do you know if there is a way to do this? Cheers
Thanks Toby, The only way to lock the aperture is to have it wide open, that way it will remain in that position, as far as i know anyway 👍😀😀
Nive video!
9:08 Which app are you special?
I loved your channel and today it will be my Netflix. I will reset your videos.
I bought an X-T4 and Viltrox 23mm 1.4 lens. I will soon buy the Fujifilm Prime lens.
And I am buying this stabilizer.
Tks
Thanks buddy, it is the photo pills app you can get it on google play store. 👍👍
Mine just looks like a load of photographs playing one after the other. I can never get it to play smoothly.
Does the x-s10 has timelapse ?
Hi, Where did you get the cable for the Zeapon to fujifilm xh-1? Thanks
Hi Tony, Amazon - here's the link for you geni.us/caQcn
Question: Where did you get that hat?
Can the Fujifilm create the 10 second timelapse film itself or do you need software? If so what software?
you can shoot video and speed it up, otherwise you will need to add all of the still images together in software such as Photoshop or premier pro 👍😀
what lens are u using ?
I'm using an x-t20 and hitfilm express. Did you resize your frame in the camera? Mine fuji is set to 4000x6000 which is obviously larger than 4k, so my footage seems zoomed in on my video editor. Did you adjust your frame size in camera?
Image size can be set, it's somewhere on the first menu near the top. If sports mode is on then you will be stuck at medium sizes
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