How to get panning time lapse video for your GoPro HD

Quick video I made to show you how easy it is to get a kitchen timer from IKEA and use it for a maximum 360 degree 1 hour panning time lapse.

Step 1: Head to IKEA.
Step 2: Find the ORDNING timers.
Step 3: Pay for them!
Step 4: Put one of your GoPro sticky mounts on top and you're GOLDEN!

Additional tips.. I used the photo every 5 seconds, and photo every 10 seconds for the time lapses. I wouldn't go any higher than 10 seconds.

You can also attach a tripod to the base of the timer however I do not have one so I can not make a video on that yet... but perhaps in the future I might.

Comment if you plan on doing this as I would love to see your results. Time lapse photography is always cool to see. Subscribe if you like!

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[freestyleskier132]

what if you want to do more then one hour??

[sheridan666777]

@freestyleskier132 Get a different timer, one that can do a 360 degree turn in more than an hour. As far as I know the only 360 degree turning timers like this are only one hour so its impossible to go longer. I've hear of 2 hour timers but havent found any.

[freestyleskier132]

@sheridan666777 but how do the pros do it? special tripod?

[sheridan666777]

@freestyleskier132 I would assume they have some kind of timer, maybe even an electric motor where they can control the speed that it turns at. Im not sure

[Dammit250r]

The sunglasses removal = lol

[manceh00nigan43]

possibly the only "some assembly required" GoPro mount

[MADAFURS]

what is the name of this song....

[BlueJayProd]

@djza4321 use a video editor. (i use adobe after effects). Import all of the photos > select them all > Sequence all layers> TADA! It automatically puts all photos one after another. You can change the duration (aka speed) by adjusting how many frames each photo takes up.

[logeywogey]

@djza4321 i agree i dont know how the fuck to merge the photos together

[djza4321]

on my go pro the time lapse is just alot of pictures is there any way to put all those pictures together

[noobie1890]

You forgot something and it's not a big deal, but you should make sure the camera is leveled. Use a tripod or something to get that super nice shot!

[aggeloswindsurfing]

hahahaha nice idea :P

[SomeoneNamedTom]

@freestyleskier132 yea. a special tripod

[GoProQuadCities]

Awesome method. I will try this myself. Thanks!