How To Shoot a Time Lapse Using a Dynamic Perception Stage Zero Dolly

[thisisfraa]

Well if you have Nikon (no bulb ramping) and you don't want to change your ISO during a sunset/sunrise, Aperture Priority is pretty much the only way to go.

There are 2 very good post-processing tools to get rid of the flicker afterwards, so Aperture isn't the worst thing you could do with a timelapse at all.

I think leaving your autofocus on is the worst thing to do, all the rest is pretty much fixable ;)

[kwkarol]

Go Manual and avoid seizures. LMAO!

Nice one :)

[g1itv]

Thanks for the informative tutorial. I just visited your website... didn't get past the Home Page.. WOW! Increadible inspiring photos.

[bbroderi86]

@g1itv thank you so much!

[jelmerth]

great 'video' !

I have a question when making a TL with long exposures and the dolly.

Does the controller moof when the lens is open.?

(or is it just a bad idea)

[bbroderi86]

@jelmerth You can actually set it to a shoot-move-shoot setting. This would allow you to have it stationary for the length of the exposure.

[SchmarthurSchmooner]

thanks for sharing :) and btw...nice name for the dog :)

[GioMilko]

thanks :)

[apapics]

Nice Video

[thezmanz28]

Very cool man. I can't wait to get my Dynamic Perception Dolly.