Amazing timelapses, which camera and settings do you use? I have tried GoPro 10 and some mirrorless cameras but seem to get quite a bit of noise. Last night I saw a string of small bright lights moving in a straight line quite quickly across the sky at about 5.30am Unfortunately they showed up as a streak in the video because I was using a 30-20 sec exposure.
Your better off with a full frame sensor with a fast f2.8 wide angle lense. I use a d850 with a tamron 15-30mm f2.8 lense. Theirs a program called lrtimelapse which allows you to keyframe your best photos. Then edit those photos in light room colour grading noise reduction etc. Then lrtimelapse will save and create the metadata for your whole timelapse with your colour grading.
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Amazing timelapses, which camera and settings do you use? I have tried GoPro 10 and some mirrorless cameras but seem to get quite a bit of noise. Last night I saw a string of small bright lights moving in a straight line quite quickly across the sky at about 5.30am Unfortunately they showed up as a streak in the video because I was using a 30-20 sec exposure.
Your better off with a full frame sensor with a fast f2.8 wide angle lense. I use a d850 with a tamron 15-30mm f2.8 lense. Theirs a program called lrtimelapse which allows you to keyframe your best photos. Then edit those photos in light room colour grading noise reduction etc. Then lrtimelapse will save and create the metadata for your whole timelapse with your colour grading.
@@Fergtas Thank you, I use a GoPro and a Canon R5 with 16mm F2.8 lens.