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Go to your time lapse you made and then find a button that says frames catalog. Middle right of screen on my iPhone. Export your favorite frame from that that out as a zip and voila. Otherwise you could also play the video, scrub through and make a screenshot.

Divide your interval by 2 and that’s an ideal shutter speed. So for 5 second interval. 2.5 would be ideal. But if you can’t get 2.5 seconds don’t worry, just get as much as you can to get some blur. Hope that helps.

Thanks so much for your reply. And thanks so much for a great video. It really helped!

It’s an annual subscription and it looks like it’s 5$ a year now. Thank you for the kind words hope you have a great week!

Oof yeah not 100% sure I know they have the ability to shoot in auto modes. There are ways to set an auto max iso so it won’t go over a certain iso on GoPro 12 as well as white balance. I’d guess insta 360 does as well but not 100% sure.

Thank you so much I really appreciate the kind words! Hope you're having a great week!

In Lapse it. In the summary tab (The tabs are found on the bottom of the screen and are Summary/Editor/Effects/Soundtrack. There is an option for displaying timestamp. If it's not there, than it's either an update OR just a feature in the paid version?

@@ScottHerderWow!!!! Thank you! I’ve been doing all these gymnastics when the setting was right there under my nose! 😄 Thank you so much for showing me where to find it! I super appreciate it!

@@joyflg1rl my pleasure, glad it could be helpful!

Thanks Joy! So glad to hear that.

You would have views like this at both sites. But this one is taken at the East Block. This experience was honestly one of my favorite things ever. If you liketrying to stargaze I recommend planning around a new moon. Hope you get to make it happen it's an absolute treat. East block we loved for walking and hikes and west block we loved for seeing all the cute little critters. 11/10 would do again.

@@ScottHerder what month did you go that time, if you remember?

@@Chaos_Birb Just looked and it looks like exactly one year ago!

Hahaha they love whenever the lights are out. They wanna sun bathe in them hard!

Great question. You can in a pinch but I don’t recommend it. It takes up way more storage and battery power and unless your shooting on a camera that can shoot raw video your going to lose image quality. Lastly, it doesn’t give you the same look and feel. But I’ll admit to doing it occasionally. Mostly when I’m not sure if I want a short 10 second clip of a scene or the entire Timelapse in 2-3 seconds.

Great question. Short answer. Absolutely yes it can slow it down. That's why you want to choose a good interval for them. However, many newer cameras now have minimum and maximum ISO features. So you can just turn up your max ISO so that way it goes to that first if you are concerned about keeping the EXACT same shutter speed the entire time. But as long as the shutter speed doesn't exceed the interval, you're fine!

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Awesome, thank you!

You’re welcome

Thank you!

Us too! Hoping we can make it back!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you liked it!

Thank you! Cheers!

I'm glad you like it

Nice, which floor plan is this specifically?

No, it's only available for ICRAP..... I mean ICRAP.....! Sigh... I MEAN ICRAP! Damn it! You know what I mean! 🤣😂🤣😂😎

Yes it is

Damn that sounds interesting! Anytime I shoot anything new that I’ve never done I err on the side of caution and shoot more than I think I’ll need. So I’d go a photo every minute. This would get you 720 photos. ( i normally aim for 10 seconds or 240 photos) 720 photos will get you about 30 seconds of Timelapse. You can then speed it up to be faster if needed but that’s a safe start.

@@ScottHerderok cool. Thanks for the reply!

Appreciate it Jayden!

You're very welcome!

Glad I could help!

Same lmaoooooo

Glad I could help!

Thank you!

​@@ScottHerderU very talented, i want say. :3

That's very sweet of you I appreciate you taking the time to say that! Hope you're having a great day!

Glad to hear it's helpful Mark, there is also a written guide that you can reference when out and about on the go. hyperlapsephotography.com/how-to-choose-the-best-time-lapse-interval-for-any-scene/

@@ScottHerder Great video and love the written guide. Thanks!

Glad to hear it thanks for the kind words!

For Cap Cut? No there is no subscription required. There's a free version with limited features and pro version with all features. But this is not a pro feature.

Masked out the walking figure, then puppet tool to do a walk cycle - Here's the steps - instagram.com/p/Cxt7cC4tSZ-/

Right back at you!

Appreciate it

Oh thank you!