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time lapse
I know this is a sort of how long is a piece of string question…
But just wondered what settings have people used to get a nice eg. day to night shot with the HDX900.or any camera for that matter.
Have also heard it said its better to shoot some things,like evening to night straight and speed up in post?
Thanks
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4 Replies
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aloha robin,
i was wondering if you got any help with you time lapse question? i recently did a time lapse of a sunset for a mainland production company. i believe i set the frames at rec 1 frame with a pause of 7 frames for 40 minutes which came out to approx 5 min. total record time. it looked killer. but i did sense i was makin the machine work hard. i think the true deal with time lapse is what effect fro what subject? being here in hawaii i do time lapse with clouds, so i have to keep the clouds flowing, not jumping. i have done some othe time lapse that has a more herky jerky feel in city or traffic shots that has a kool look. the sony ex-1 has fixed settings for their time lapse and whatever the smallest increments of rec/pause time 2frames to 1 sec paused i think. and that also is acceptable for cloud flow/ though it doesz make them move fast. anyway i hope this helped a bit.
aloha
steve
sullivanstevenmaui
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Aloha
Thanks for the info.. love Hawaii… go there every Dec.. Oahu.. be there in another 4 weeks!
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aloha robyn
when your in hawaii if you get a chance check our new hd channel. time warner digital ch. 1000 “scenic Hawaii” and if you get to maui we are ch.7 paradise televison, “the visitor channel” our work can also be seen on the web at: mauionline.com
a hui ho
stevestevenmaui
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Think we will only be in Oahu this time,but I have been to Maui before.Will check out the HD channel !
Mahalo
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