HOW to create a TIMELAPSE in Adobe Photoshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2020
- This is one of the most simple ways you can create a timelapse clip using Photoshop instead of video editing software.
Watch this video if you are unsure how to Edit your RAW timelapse in Lightroom and turn them into Jpeg Files (1:37-9:51)
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Thank you Michael. I have been following you for years (and we even chatted a few times a while back) . I just want to say that your tutorials and mastery are spot on. Thank you for what you do.
Straight to the point excellent tutorial. I used to do it this way years back and from lack of practise forgot it... glad I found your refresher! Thank you!
I am happy that you are back at it, sometimes it is good to take a break. This Time-lapse amazing, you find the nicest places.
It's so nice to see this simple timelapse video. I have completely enjoyed my purchase of your new Masterclass on Timelapse. It's so easy to understand with very clear steps and tons of content. Everyone should consider taking your course, regardless of their skill level. Welcome back online!
Exactly what I needed! No unnecessary fluff, straight to the point.
Vigorously smashing the subscribe button.
Awesome 3 years later and im still coming back to this video whenever ive a timelapse i need to do of Ireland thanks again
Good to see you here and congratulations on the Master Class. Completing a three year project is a great accomplishment!
I've watched so many videos on how to do this and they were all so frustrating. This was perfect and so much easier than I thought. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It's clear and concise. I really appreciate how easy it is to follow. Much love.
It seems to be so simple - a good way to start into timelapse technique!
One of the most useful videos I've seen ages! Excellent PS tip....never thought of doing a timelapse in PS. Best bit....it's easy. Thanks for sharing. I've subscribed. :-)
Exactly what another viewer said. Straight to the point no messing short easy to follow tutorial... great video thank you
Great tutorial, it looks so simple. Beautiful time lapse sequence of the passing high clouds.
Glad to see you on the way back man. Thanks for this video!
Thanks Frank! :)
Thank you so much Michael for this excellent tutorial video of Timelapse
Thanks for sharing. Love your T/Ls... :D
I have only ever used this process for T/Ls. I did so after watching Terry White make a tutorial for TH-cam. I have made shorts of video and T/Ls with music along with zoom effects. It is important to reference any other media used in your presentations, I am glad you mentioned that.
Dear Michael, thank you so much. Super professional and clear. I could follow a class with you for hours :-) and btw your sample timelapse is spectacular.
Thank you so much... this was definitely the easiest and best way to do it
Great tutorial good to see you back, really enjoy your stuff 👍
Super concise and helpful. Comments were helpful too. 💪🏿
Great video. Working on my first time lapse ever. So exiting!
Good to see you back Michael. Thanks for the tutorial✌
Good to be back, thanks so much!
Magical! Thank you so much!
Just ordered the class. I'm very excited to dig in!
Thanks so much Kevin!
Welcome back Michael! i was just watching one of your videos earlier today!
Thanks! :)
Bought the tutorial, it’s been great! I’ve watched this a few times and laugh every time when the video speeds up when you say h.264 the second time.
Good to know that you uploaded a new video, and a video that i'm looking for as well. Sending my support!
Very helpful thank you so much, this works so much better than any of the video editing software I've been trying to use and I have a lot more control. My frames start out from a trail camera so they're very large and need to be trimmed down and Photoshop makes it so much easier.
Nice clear tutorial . I am inspired by the way you teach.
Milford Sound looks stunning!
Great to see your back! Just purchased your timelapse class, you've clearly shaved off a few pounds and look exhausted! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much for the support! Do not worry, I always look exhausted, I am feeling great. :)
Thanks! That's sooo simple! Awesome!
Thank you for the informative video. Glad you took some time for yourself.
That was some spot where you took that timelapse. Stunning. Thanks for the video. Very helpful. All the best from Ireland. JohnO
Hahaha I didn't know you could do this in PS, I'm such a rookie lol. Good to see you back Michael!
Thank you for sharing this Michael.
Perfect, thank you!
Watched again for advice on file format. J-peg OK 👍 needed a reminder before I rendered the video. Many thanks Michael...🤗
Thank you Michael !!
Great to see you back, both here and on IG. Chin up Michael!
Thank you John!
Just yesterday I was thinking about how I hadn't seen you post a video lately, glad to have you back and thanks for this tip. I'm only recently getting into trying time-lapses and this looks super simple so I will be giving it a try and I will also be looking in to your time-lapse master class as well
Definitely give it a try, let me know how it goes! :)
@@MichaelShainblum btw I purchased your class, i can't wait to start. Your time-lapses are on another level
@@bryanince341 Thank you so much for the support Bryan! I really hope you enjoy the sessions!
@@MichaelShainblum finally got around to giving this a try and although the steps seemed a little different for me, maybe because I use a PC or because I had already cropped my images prior to uploading to PS, the process was super simple even for someone like me thats not very PS savvy and a 1st time time-lapse shooter. Between this and I'm about halfway through your master class, you're a great help and inspiration. Thank you
Loved it Michael so cool 😎 keep up the good work
Thank you for this. Great video.
perfect - super simple - straight to the point no BS video. Sub'd! Thanks!
Dude, you saved my life with this video lol!. Thanks so much.
Glad to hear that Malcolm!
Thank you!!
Great video Michael.
Thank you, Michael
Thank you Michael. I appreciate that you were able to make it through the pandemic. I currently have 727 images that I am going to make a timelapse with. It is the Beaver Moon aligning with the observation deck of the CN Tower. I was wonder if there is a control for, speed, how many frames per second in Photoshop? Thank you for any info you can provide. Thanks again for the video! Now subscribed!
You all time my fav photographer sir i learn lots of think in your tutorial thank you so much sir🌹❤️
Thanks! That helps a lot. Simple but I always seem to forget how to do it, haha
Hey Michael, Ive made a few time lapses and have learned from trial and error. I even time lapsed our christmas tree one time with a longer exposures to capture Santa Claus. LOL Motion blur and a red coat made my daughter light up thinking it was Santa. Sorry Hayden if you read this!! Anyway, so much to learn and love seeing your time lapses. Also I love to support fellow photographers, so I purchased your Master Class! can't wait to dive in. Hope it goes into more advanced stuff and doesn't stay in the beginner zone. Cheers!!
Thank you so much for the support Steven, I really hope you enjoy the course! It goes over pretty much all of my techniques from beginner to advanced. Sounds like you shot an awesome timelapse, great idea! :)
Cool, I had no idea PS could do this! Thanks Michael!
No problem Chris! I thought it was a handy little technique. I know a lot of photographers just do not want to dive into video editing software and that is totally understandable. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this tutorial, it helped a lot. Can I ask at what time intervals did you shoot this smooth landscape timelaps.
Loved It!
Thanks so much!
Awesome video man 😍😍 It will help me so much. Can you do an another tutorial on how to merge lightning shots in photoshop? Your timelapse video on the golden gate bridge was awesome. Those lightning shots are one of crazy shots on that day in Golden Gate bridge. Please, give a tutorial on that too 🙏🙏 it will help us more.
Thank u Master!
Thanks for the informations.
Great video. Make it look so simple. A few questions.
How many images did you have?
What was the shutter speed of them?
How far apart was each shot? A sec?
Definitely going to get the time lapse tutorial.
Hey Michael,
thank you very much for introducing me to this feature in Photoshop, I find it to be a lot more convenient than doing it in Lightroom !
I have a question however, and that is, is it possible to stabilise the frames ? I have done a test time-lapse and it was fairly windy and I was at a high focal length and the video looks a bit shaky.
Also the video timeline is not showing with me, is there a keyboard shortcut to make it appear ?
Thank you very much for the video.
After longtime man❤
Miss your video 🤘😌
:)
Need to change settings to “motion” and organise numbered files
Excellent video tutorial 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Thank you thank you!
Awsome timelapse and great tutorial! Wondering if you could show us how you chose the background music for your timelapse videos. Thank :-)
Nice! I had no clue PS could do this.
Looks like quarantine has done good on you.
Cheers
Fabulous
hi the video is helpful thanks for that :)
love the sound of your mic, what kind is it?
Your images need a sequence number at the end of their file name, at least 4 digits long, I.E "XYZ-0001.jpg". You'll see it in this video too. He missed explaining that.
I couldn't open my image sequence, photoshop just deselect them. file naming is the problem?
@@shupingyin8082 yes. They need a numeric sequence at the end 0001, 0002, 0003 for example
@@Jonners thank you
Thanks for this tip, I re-exported with the sequence as you said.
But I am also only able to get first file only. Checkbox for sequence is checked. @Shuping Yin did you have success?
@@aajaanron does the sequencing of your files all end with four numbers. It can’t be “example 01” I has to be “example 0001”
how do you use a single photo and then add the sky from the timelapse photos behind it ?
Very helpful tutorial. I'm having one problem after I click control t the box appears around my hyperlapse image but I'm unable to change the size to fit my picture. Any idea why that's happening. If render video its too zoomed in because I'm unable to resize the box that appears after hitting control t.
Thanks for the video. I've been taking daily photos of a tree outside my house (plan is to take 365 in a year). When i open the first photo i get a "this sequence has gaps" message due to other pictures being taken in between the daily photos ...... it wont open with the timeline along the bottom, Is there any way to achieve this or will it not work due to the sequence not being recognized? Ive tried to "sort by date" however still no luck!!!
Thanks in advance
hey Michael you wouldn't happen to happen to know why when I open my image sequence in PS it won't allow me to play the Timelapse sequence? just gives me a crossed out circle when I put my cursor over the play button. Every single step you state works for me except being able to play and ultimately I can only "render image sequence" not "render video"
Many thanks in advance
Thanks, Michael. I did my first time lapse this evening following your video step by step. It worked! Do you have suggestions about time lapses at sunset or sunrise? I started out a little overexposed at the beginning on purpose, but it still got underexposed very quickly.
Hi.. can I ask you.. how to do it? because when I try it I have no options for a video. no timeline underneath
@@Rene-cm6go did u ever find a fix for this because mine does the same even after multiple updates and I cant find anyone who seems to have an answer
@@travisfrazee9273 Yes.. it was easy.. but I have forget how it works.. I will see and if you want I will tell you.
@@travisfrazee9273 all I can remember.. I was doing like in the video.. but video option doesn't show up. Then I have in photoshop options menu changed something and it works. try to find something about video option and I think you will find it like I do
Thank you for the video. I Do not know why but I follow all the steps, i make timeline on my sony a7iii built in intervelometr, convert to jpeg and I open image sequence in photoshop then set 30 fps but the time lapse is still not loading in, I am missing the whole bottom bar with the timelapse like you have. I dunno what I am doing wrong.. maybe the photoshop is not working properly on mac m1 silicon
Hi Michael, I followed your steps..I have a lightning timelapse I am trying to render. But everytime, there is a nasty banding showing up in the final render. How can fix that. I have color channel as 32 bit. Should I use something other than H.264?
good job friend
Thanks!
If I wanted to to make adjustments to the individual photos or a group of them how would I go about doing that
Thank you for the video. Unfortunately, Photoshop gets always stuck at Initialising video Export. I googled a bit and it seems to be PS problem on and off since 2017. Anyone managed to solve the problem?
That's a spectacular time-lapse though. I would have made the tutorial just to show the time-lapse if I was in your place.. :-D
Hi, can you also adjust the speed of the timelapse in Photoshop?
When maken an time laps like that do u have to use the same image
Your Amazing :) as I told you B4 :P
Thank you so much!
When I do this PS only opens the first file, what could I be doing wrong? it's a lot of files, maybe too many? like 4700.
Is there a way to delete some files? I have red lights in my sequence of the Milky Way that I don't like. Can I just delete them or will that mess up the sequence numbering?
what is the deal with lightroom being strange now with copying settings and no longer showing develop options?
I can't fine the timeline bar as you have on your PS?
Man I miss NZ and this isn't helping ;) .... so looking forward to getting back there!
No way.... Ive had photoshop for years and never knew it could do this LMAO. I feel stupid now for trying so many other timelapse softwares before finding this
Hi there this looks good. I did it with one sequence of images and it worked fine, but then each time I try it after it only opens the first image.
I was having the same issue. In my case I went and renumbered the photos and the situation resolved itself.
Rename the files with a 4 digit sequence number.
What's your tip on removing sensor spots on all your timelapse photos?
Hey man. Why 30fps instead of 26fps? I have a lightroom plug-in that makes a timelapse 26fps. Does it matter ya think?
I know this is old, but I am not seeing the area in photoshop at the bottom depicting the video. Is this a setting I am missing?
A friend sent this to me, and I followed your steps to open in PS. However, when I click on the first image in the sequence, then click image sequence, then open, PS only imports the first photo. I've tried changing the format from all formats to jpg, and then it won't let me click image sequence.
Where do you get music from?
hello when i follow the steps after choosing my fps it does not give me the timelapse at the bottom what am i doing wrong?
I don't seem to have the timeline at the bottom of PS, is it turned off in view or something, can't find the option? Thanks.
Window>Timeline
Not me purchasing premiere pro only to find this for an app I already have lol
Thanks Michael
When I try these steps I dont get the Frame Rate dialog box pop up and everything opens individually.