A Lensbaby + Nikon D5000 Timelapse Test
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Great timelapse,
A slight zoom in and pan, done using key framing would finish it off nicely.
well done
pokanemedia 7 months ago
@pokanemedia Thanks! I'll try a bit of zoom and pan on the next one I make. :)
syntax1n 7 months ago
what software did you use to put the pictures together/time lapse it?
wafflesrock567 10 months ago
@wafflesrock567 I usually use one of two programs: Windows Live Movie Maker if i simply want to stitch the photos together and Adobe Premiere Pro if I want to partake in any heavier editing of the imagery. I hope this helps! The former one is so easy to use, and I recommend trying it out to get a feel for the kinds of manipulations you'll want to do with any heavier editing.
syntax1n 10 months ago
great video 10 of 10
21mrgwalker 1 year ago
@21mrgwalker Thanks!
syntax1n 1 year ago