Time Lapse Tutorial

Tutorial on how to make a time lapse video using still images.
Check out www.stephengreaves.com for more stuff.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• howto
• tutorial
• time
• lapse
• time lapse
• canon
• canon 5d mark II
• camera
• video
• speed
• up
• shots
• 16x9
• final cut pro
• fcp
• quicktime
• www.stephengreaves.com
• stephen greaves
• mac

[catcatttt]

so you take a photo every 10 second and then speed them up?

[livest3vieg]

@catcatttt Hi! No the shots have not been sped up... Its a shot taken say ie, every 5 seconds and it has been taken with an effect called shutter drag, so each shot taken, the camera curtain is open for 1 second, making the cars look blurry, and that helps the smoothness time lapse effect

[sayrith]

@DanielLeachTen its free

[sayrith]

@LordUzi1111 dont think final cut is the only way

[TrevorHattabaugh]

this is so helpful

[samshep70]

Thanks mate. You should have a look at the dynamic Perception timelapes dolly at Borge's Imaging. $1299 for a 6' kit

[Teac027]

I tried making a timelapse in this way an I got a 1:30 long movie of a black screen. Any tips?

[DanielLeachTen]

What if you don't have quicktime player 7? help

[enkephalinish]

wouldn't 50 fps work better in PAL? and 60 fps for NTSC?

[Weslix]

@LordUzi1111 Quicktime is also available for windows ;-)

[LordUzi1111]

what if I'm not an apple user? =s

[HoracioMarquinez]

thank you thnak you man, very helpfull