DSLR Tutorial: How to make a timelapse!
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Learn how to shoot a timelapse: In this "how to" video we'll tell you everything you should know when taking a timelapse. There are two different techniques. The first way is simple, recording video. The other technique is the professional way: Taking photos. In post you put every frame after another to generate a film sequence.
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I started watching this video, then 6 hours later I found myself looking at a black screen. I think this dude hypnotized me!
made my day :D
Your videos are of such consistent high quality. Thank you for making and uploading them. I always enjoy learning from you.
This is a really good tutorial. I've been watching a few, but this one I like the most.
Thanks for sharing :D
Another fine video from Fenchel Janisch.
Nice work as always!
Wow! That was very useful information! Excellent tutorial!
finally a nice thorough video on timelapse
I have the same timer just got it today ~ It would be great to see a review on it ~ I'm sure you guys could get more out of it than I can ~ I'm new to the time lapse gig so any help would be great ~
We did the movement in post (After Effects) but yes, it's possible to create movement with motorized heads!
@minoritijs
Depends on the exposure time and the interval. But yes, it takes a few hours to make a timelapse film.
When we shot "Frankfurt at Night" it was 1 °F (-17 °C) cold in most nights!
thank you for this incredible tutorial
Hey man cool video, I have one question, I wanted to start my own time lapse library for use in later videos. I am curious about what is the best way or format to store the time lapses. Storing thousands of hi res images is probably the best for creative control later on when you are actually making the video, but my storage space is limited. do you recommend using premiere to create a video file? if so what are the best sequence and export settings so the file is less heavy, keeps its quality and keeps enough resolution so that i can crop it or work on it later to be re exported as part of a video? Thanks
I never really thought to do that. I guess it helps blend each shot together huh?
I don't know about the higher end cameras (yet), but the 550D has a continuous timer that maxes out at 10.
How many shots do you typically use per scene?
What kind of tripod do you use to make it to make it automatically pan for you?
Thid guy is EXCELLENT - keep up the fab work my dear friend.
Ich denke das die DSLRs im mittleren Preissegment (Canon 60D, 7D oder Nikon D7000) für eine hohe Belastung ausgelegt sind. Wir hatten bisher keine Aussetzer oder Probleme mit den Kameras...
Hallo Fenchel, entscheidenter Nachteil bei der Intervallfunktion ist der Verschleiß der Kamera
Did you use a timer?
(Don't forget to shoot with a long exposure - ISO should be low!)
i love the accent. its awesome.
and those tutorials are really good!
more please
Hello friend, i wanted to get an intervalometer for my Canon 200D. Can you recommend one ? I tried searching the net.. but couldn't find anything :( Thanks in advance
Hi frencheljanisch , im jst got my first dslr the 2 days ago and i wanna do a night tim lapse of the cars like yours at 2.33 , in this clip you say you shot at shutter speed 15, f.8, iso 100 but how many shots would i need to take at those settings to get say a ten second video? that would be a great help if you could let me know, keep up the good work!
your voice is so relaxing
Because pictures are much larger than 1920x1080 you can add zoom and add motion in post. Take After Effects or Adobe Premiere for example.
For the classic version (with photos) you can use VideoMach to conver the pics to video.
I wonder how to do a timelaps that have day and night (stars) photos ? knowing that we shoot at 1/100 in the day... and at least 15 to 30 sec at night... is there any way to do the transition of the shutter speed ? thankyou ! nice video !
Like youre tutorials keep up the good work
Hi HaiNam, when you say "shoot raw", I wonder if that would also mean you go in and edit every picture afterwards, I mean unedited raw pics don't really look nice. But for a timelapse that seems kind of a lot of work right? Please elaborate.
Whats the name of the intervalometer you were using at 3:00? Thank you for the video it was very informative and helped a lot : )
awesome informative tutorial
Probably a dumb questions, but do keep the flash on or off? I'm a beginner but I want to give this a try.
Grüße Sie,ich habe eine Canon DSLR 500D und wollte schon immer so was machen. Kann man dieses kleine Gerät hier in Berlin kaufen? Hält meine Kamera es aus so lange um Bilder aufnehmen zukönnen? Und was für eine software benötige ich um so was umsetzen zukönnen.Danke für dieses tolle tutorial.
I have a Phottix intervalometer and it works pretty well and it's affordable too.
were these time lapses taken on a dolly or is the image being moved in post production (ie ken burns effect)? you mentioned that if you take high res photos, you can zoom in.. are you using this to create the moving effect?
ok thanks rockas55 ;) only thing is i have already started my timelapse video using my other video cam and i was recording in 50 , that means when i use my dlsr i have to take 50 shots to get 1 frame if i want it to be the same frame rate, dam!!! wish i had started my video in 25 now. oh well,
hey, i love ur videos! can you please tell me the settings i should use (what ISO, shutter speed and aperture) when taking pictures of the light streaks on the street?
Man merkt, du bist kreativ.
your text to voice software is awesome :D
Get the TriggerTrap app on your smartphone and buy the cable that fits your camera! It's so cool!
Thank you for posting this. I am participating in a documentary contest, and want to do a time lapse video clip. Do you know how I can speed it up on adobe premiere pro cc? Thanks :)
BTW canon users we can use magic lantern firmware so we dont need the external interval timer. It's a free firmware you can download and gives you more control. look it up.
Where do you go in the camera to set up for shooting a time lapse video
with Nikon D3300 ? A step by step instruction would be the most
helpful.
+satnamo You will need an external remote. I use this one. www.amazon.com/Multi-Function-Shutter-Time-lapse-Intervalometer-Replaces/dp/B00MRMQLIE?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00
Huhu! Könnt ihr mal Details zum verwendeten Timer geben? Das Spannende ist ja auch, dass bei euren Zeitraffern insich eine Bewegung vorherrscht, die ja eigentlich nur mit entsprechenden Stativaufsätzen zu erreichen sind. Ich freue mich über Details.
well once u shoot the photos, u have to convert them to video, isnt it?? to do that u use a video editor, or after effects or even quicktime. and then u can start playing with adding some motion or other stuff
Very professional videos!
Your voice! liked just for that.
Very helpful info. Gave you a thumbs up =)
OMG Thank you very much for How to make a Timelapse video.... I love it! :D
Hey!! Great tutorial nad easy to understand. I need to know the font that you´re using to meke the titles. Thanks!!!
Thanks for your tutorial.
If you import lost of images that are numbered, after effect automatically sequences them so you only get one file that can be dragged onto the timeline.
Fenchel & Janisch I want to get 3 or 4 seconds of footage like the 'Frankfurt at night' video, would I shoot at 15 seconds shutter speed and no gap between the shots.
Very Helpful - Thanks. Love it!
i see in the video that even if you are doing a time lapse the camera stiil moving how u do it , you take photo in a lot of place or you move little bit the camera between each photo ?? & tell me plz which nikon you used ?? thanks
Can you please reference the external device you used to make the Time-Lapse possible?
hi i have watched your video and wanted to know if you can do the motion blur time-lapse if you don't have a external timer?
Hi, I also have Canon 60D. I want to buy a Timer like what you have in this video. Do you have any recommendation?
love it , both ways are easy ...thank u ^^
Is there a triggertrap for a Panasonic DMC-SZ7 ?, which is what I've got
Not sure I understand, so to make a time lapse video the photo way you'd have take like a THOUSAND photos? Which is the best way, record video or take photos?
Yes, it is. It's possible with every video camera :)
Are remote shutter release and time lapse intervalometer the same thing. im confused
2:43 Instead of buying a external gizmo, if you have a Canon, install Magic Lantern and it will do it for you.
As someone who uses ML for a lot of other features I always forget about this one!
i have a canon eos T3i 600d with 18-55 and 55-250 mm lens, is this camera is good for making a short film? mostly the film will shot in outdoor...any advice will be appreciated...
i like the soundtrack of this video ...
were did you get that ?!
What is the model of the release trigger you are using for your camera? I could not find it on you recommended gear list.
what software is he talking about for composing hundreds of photos for easier time lapse?
what about sunset time laps ? its better to shoot in full auto mode because of changing light scene or its possible to do it manualy ? if yes, how ?
great vid..how can i convert hundreds of photos into time lapse and what software do i need.thanks ..
In technique two, how were you able to pan horizontally and vertically?
whats the name of that device to make the settings to my Nikon D3300, it only hace an USB port to plug external instruments like gps.. can i conect that device to USB port and aply the settings? because i cant find the settings to time lapse on my camera... it only record 10 minutes of vídeo NTSC FullHD
Well done - thanks!
Would like to know how to set the TC-80N3 to trigger a photo every 3 seconds and create a 5 minute time lapse. I tried using it, but it only triggers a single image, doesn't keep taking pictures.
What format should you be shooting in? raw or jpeg?
How did you create the movement in post production if you shot photos for your time-lapse?
is there a internal setup to make your camera take picture on its own?
The sequence that was shot at:
Shutter Speed: 15 Seconds
Aperture: F/8
ISO:100
......what interval was used? I'd like to shoot something similar and I'm not sure how close to set my interval.
hey...thanks for the tutorial...gonna make a time lapse and post on my site! btw, i subbed!
How did you change the focus around 1:45 - 1:50 so smoothly with a DSLR..?
How do I compensate for the change in the brightness of my pictures from the rising/setting of the sun?
for a sunset video how long should I take the video and what settings should I pick?
Thank you very much :) This was helpful.
Cool vid!
what aspect ratio should we use for the pictures to be taken ?
which format should i shoot in to get the best results i have a canon eos 1100d (Rebel T3)?
How do I make a timelapse of a sunrise? (keeping in mind that the exposure is changing and in the same time I need to shoot Manual without changing the settings..?)
You can use a crane or a slider and let him move very slowly. But this is not possible with an shutter speed of 15 sec of course. Or take the cheaper way and use hyper-lapse.
How long is your interval between pictures? Thank you. :)
@NilsFromNRW
Timer: Canon TC-80N3
Die Kamerafahrten haben wir in After Effects gemacht.
What software did you use to edit the video
Thx for the info.
Good Video.
this is helpful, many thanks.
perfect tutorial
Which editing software did you use in the video?
Dunno precisely but I guess AE must have an option for importing hundreds of photos as a video sequence...! Google might be our friend on how to do so ;)
Sehr gutes Material! Herzlichen Dank! Timer sind auch nicht so teuer ab 15 Euro geht es schon los.
your video really helpfully thanks i subscribed your channel ..
Any recommended editing software?
@FenchelJanisch2
Yes, that was exactly what I thought about. I was convinced you guys were beyond frozen when filming these at night in good old European winter.
Anyway, thank for an answer.
can u show me how to make a timelapse video with a digital camera ? mine camera is Sony dsc-wx5 . Thanks alot ! (sorry 4 asking about digital camera while watching DSLR video ) :)) :D
Very helpful!!
this really help, thanks!