Time Lapse Test - Panasonic AG-HMC40 interval recording - WegenerImages.com

WegenerImages.com - Mark Wegener Panasonic AG-HMC40 Time Lapse Test - Interval recording. Omaha Nebraska Downtown for Chris Workman's film 'The Yield' theyieldmovie.com . Defaults to 1080/24 resolution in interval. 1 Second interval on average 13DB gain and 1/12 shutter, We started to play around with the shutter and gain features towards the end so it's not perfect yet, any questions please ask :)

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Film & Animation

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• Panasonic
• Ag-
• HMC40
• Time
• Lapse
• Interval
• Recording
• Omaha
• Nebraska
• Downtown
• Lahey
• Mall
• Wegenerimages.com
• Mark
• Wegener
• Chris
• Workman
• 1080p
• stopmotion
• time lapse
• 720p
• outtakes
• time low
• stop motion
• photography
• camera

[theskiingdrummer]

i was wondering, what is the slowest possible shutter speed in this time lapse mode? And also how is the camera's image stabilization, is the picture quality still good in bumpy conditions?

[mwegener2]

@theskiingdrummer If I remember correctly you can set the camera at virtually any shutter speed during time-lapse. The Image Stabilization is typical as most cameras, not really designed for 'bumpy conditions.' just to keep small shake down. I guess it would depend on what you had in mind

[holytornado84]

I am also looking into purchasing this camcorder but had a question. When this time lapse was taken, did this camera have any aftermarket products assembled to it?

[mwegener2]

@holytornado84 Nope not a thing. When this was taken the camera had only been out for about a month.

[dealsmallet]

@theskiingdrummer After Effects post processing motion stabilization is pretty amazing. If you have an issue with it, the advanced mode just takes twice as long to capture data and it will save any useable footage. Basically an earthquake would still be useable. So, it takes time and money, but most footage can be saved and smoothed out if you have the type of footage that is hard to look at.

[randomtvusa]

cool i am going to get the hmc 40

[downwithbrown15]

how did u do this? u left ur camera there all day?

[AntLeftysWorld]

i wish our camera had 2 second, 3 second and 5 second instead of just 1, 10, and up

[adrianhenao05]

quisiera saber como se hace..tengo una camara igual pero no se como hace

i dont speak english...

[phrankus2009]

@mwegener2 -- Verily! -- "The HMC Book" provides holistic and intuitive insight into the entire sytem and process. I took RTF-319 at UT (which is the main course dealing with technical photography) and I am fully certified (twice over) on all gear at my local Community TV station. -- I can see that you are "good" and "fluent" ... If it is just the money, I would actually buy you a copy (serious!) because I know how good it is. It is hard to explain, except to say that it really helped me.