How To Crush a FOOD STYLING Time Lapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2019
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Simple and easy food styling time lapses. I love creating these food photography time lapses for Instagram stories or reels and TH-cam Shorts.
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My favourite part is the side angle showing a timelapse of you making a timelapse, genius :)
You inspire me so much to start my own plantbased cooking channel. I've been watching your videos and I'm so inspired to produce high quality content with help from ideas I learned from you. Keep it up! Thanks for doing this!
Watching you create this stop motion timelapse was insightful.
So cool to watch your process. These are so much fun to put together.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! Love your videos!💖🌷
I absolutely love your videos! Cheers man
Thank you so much for sharing! This is an awesome idea. What a way to wow your clients.
Can’t wait to try this, thank you!!
Greatttttr channel !!! Love your work and easiness when explaining everything. Keep up the good work!✨
cheers!!!
Well-explained and very helpful! Thanks!
Thank you for giving us these tips!
I was looking to do something like this!
Awesome tips! Thanks a lot!
Nice video, this is something I have recently been thinking about doing. I love seeing how you put it all together. Also I like your computer table you had set up for tethering you shot great idea. Thanks again for doing these videos as they are always helpful.
Thanks 🙏 yeah my step ladder gets lots of use
great vids! i think you can check the "image squence" check box when you import the time-lapse photos to premiere
Just met your channel, really loved the vibe mate, gonna use this on my next food video for sure
Thanks a lot! Your tips are very helpful. 🙏
totally classic video...thanks
Thank You for sharing your knowledge, i need that skill, learn much from your channel sir
that's awesome cant wait to try this
Fantastic explanation, thanks!
hi! Your channel is amazing!! There r a lot of informations!!!! Thank u so much!)))
perfect, thank you
Great Video! Don´t stop making new videos, you are a genius food photographer
Cheers 🤘
Great video, glad I found you!
That was phenomenalllll
this really awesome thank yo so much for sharing this :D best Food photography channel
Thanks 🙏
such a cool timelapse
Love your videos and your great energy,)
nice work once again!
Gran tutorial, me gustaría saber que lente usas y como logras el enfoque.
Saludos!
great work bro!
Really well made and informative stuff. Can you suggest the right interval and shutter speed for top angle recipe/cooking time lapses.
excellent vid bro, i learned a lot thanks
Love your edit by the way
hey!!! 👋🏽 I wanna know how you did the photos when putting many of the elements without showing your hands? thanks 🙏🏽
Awesome video!
What’s with the thumbs down? What’s there to be negative about, free fun tutorial, if you know all this already, good for you, move along, no need to be a negative Nancy!
Great little video mate, keep it up! 👍🏻
Man, you are amazing. I Love your work. Really inspiring! Hello from brazil.
Cheers!
Aw man I been waiting on this one
Thank you
You are amazing !
I really like your channel!
Appreciated efforts!
Nice, great tips
Cool!
Great video! I have a question, how do you do the shots with the tacos filling up without any hand footage?
lovely sir
You got it!
Amazing content, new subscriber here !
(by the way you forgot the end-screen I think^^)
Haha I always do thanks for reminder
Hey!! Love your work man!! How do you take the photos, do you manually take them on the camera or use a remote shutter release? Or do you use your computer via the tether cable? Would appreciate a response very much 🙏🙏🙏im about to sign up for your food and beverage photography course 😁
My big problem when i move my softbox this close I get strong light reflection on one side of my table
Awesome video
Got a new subscriber here. Like the light coming though the beers nice
Thanks 🙏
If you press the \ key it will cycle between before and after versions of the image without having to press set and undo.
Great video but based on the comments, a lot of people are confused on how you actually took the photos. Wish you had explained some of the technical side, if you used an intervalometer, how many seconds did you have it set up for, etc.
it's pretty simple, just take a shot after every change you make or want to document in the timelapse.
This... I got lost where he said he had it in video mode lmao! So is it video or pics? 😢😭
Wonderful
Lightroom tip - use the \ key to toggle before/after! :)
Hi, you are doing amazing job and the way you are explaining amazing. thanks for sharing
I am using my mobile Redmi note 6 pro to make the video and take photo but light adjustment is big problem, please guide how to shot best pictures with very limited resources. Thanks in advance
You are a great inspiration! I wonder why you use a softbox AND a diffuser?
To diffuse the light even more. Even softer shadows!
Hey bro! Big Fan. What software do you use for color correction?
This was so cool! What’s a good range of photos to use to create this? Also did you have to adjust the individual photo time because I notice that in Premiere that it defaults to 4s per image. Thanks!
Well 24 FPS a 10 second clip would be 240 images but I like mine to be around 12 FPS so you get a more choppy feel.
And yes you need to adjust the default frame time in Premiere, I forgot about that. But you just have to do that once then you’re set.
Great video! I'm curious to know, how are you keeping the exposure consistent between all frames? Is it just the quality of the lights being used? When I do time lapses like these, I find that my flashes don't output evenly every time which leads to subtle jumps in exposure throughout the frames.
Could be quality of the lights, I haven’t noticed any exposure shift.
Could also be your lens.
You could do a test and shoot with a constant light vs your strobe/flash using the same aperture and see if the flicker appeared in both or just one.
If it appears when using a constant light (assuming voltage is consistent) then it could be the aperture in your lens not resetting to the exact same spot with each shutter click.
First I love your work. My name is Ayad from Chicago I have canon 80D what is the best lens that help me to do the great videos and pictures? Thanks
Great
What do you think is the best camera profile for an overhead indoor cooking video with a continuous light? For example s-log 1, 2 etc?
Очень интересно. Спасибо за видео
Bruh. This is why I love your chanel , I just asked you how you did this in a racent video and here you are doing just that.
Funny how that works
Really enjoyed this Time Lapse video but I did have one question about how you accomplished one thing that you never covered. I am assuming that this was done will a collection of stills and not clips from a continuous video. And that is how did you trip the camera when both your hands were in the photos while holding food? Couldn't figure that out, that is unless you had an assistant to trip the camera. I was stymied by that one. Thanks for a fun and well done and informative video. JRS
Cool
It's good to see you back with some tasty content morsels!
Thanks 🙏
What editing software is this? Does it come with a DSLR for your computer when you buy a camera? Sorry im new.
I first set up the camera as the movie mode.
Why inport file in Pre is an image file.
Can you show me how to do that?
Thanks...
When you were filming your hand coming into frame were you using the exact same technique as the food by moving your hand incrementally and then take a pic then slightly move your hand again and take another pic? Thanks for your awesome videos! New Sub!
Yes, it looks silly on set but comes out cool
what stand is your overhead cam attached to?
Great Beer you should try Negra Modelo, from the same brand (brown ale). The tacos looks great, just less chile on it, greetings from Mexico
Yeah I never drink this beer it was only for the shoot, Negra Modelo is great 👍
I know you shoot RAW and you probably lock in exposure and focus but on overhead shots, do you stand on a ladder and then adjust the camera settings (i.e. before you start taking pictures)? Or, do you set up the camera via some type of remote control app/program from your laptop or phone that allows you to control your camera? Thanks.
Yeah I use a small step ladder and tether to Capture One
I would be interested in your thoughts on using Adobe Premier over stop motion software like Dragonframe. Pro-cons?
Never used it, I do all my video editing in premiere so all in one place keeps it simple, but I’ll have to take a look at the other
@We Eat Together Can you make this with any free programs if you don't have Premiere Pro? Great video!!
I’m not sure, I’ve always only used Adobe products. But you might be able to do it in iMovie that comes with Mac or whatever the PC equivalent is
What are the camera settings for the pics? Tks.
but how do you take so many continuous shots? What setting is that?
What was editing software used?
Hi, I've noticed your Rotalux in the background, I have an Octabox, I wonder if have you been able to use it with a LED light? Elinchrom only produces speedrings for traditional strobe brands. Perhaps the heat, although low, may affect the material with which it is made? Great Video BTW :)
not sure, there is really no heat produced with the LED's I use (the fan keeps it pretty cool) the modeling light of the Elinchrom is much hotter, so probably not a heat issue, more of a mount issue
@@skylerburtphotos I got some good news from Aputure, Hensel and Broncolor. According to them is not a problem at all to use a photographic modifier for video, the heat will not affect it. As you well said, it's just a matter of finding the right Speedring. Apart from the Aputure 120D II and 300D, Hensel and Broncolor have started to produce LED lights that allow the use of diffusers, specifically Hensel Intra LED and Broncolor LED 160. As regards the Speedrings, Aputure uses Bowens S-mount, and Hensel and Broncolor their proprietary. If you own Elinchrom, it produces Speedring for all of them. Look like the future is brighter!
Hi, love all your videos, great. What model of Mac computer is the best to use for photo and video editing as I'm struggling to look for best ones
Latest MacBook Pro is a good one or any of the new iMac
@@skylerburtphotos Thank you very much,appreciated for your quick reply.
But how did you time the shots? Surely the easy bit is doing a timelapse and editing it - the difficult part is choosing how you want the movement to occur within the frame while rolling, chopping, dressing and prepping the dish, all while keeping the motion consistent.
I thought it couldn't be an interverlometre because of the complexity of waiting, dressing the board and then getting your hands out in time before the shutter closes - but I also don't see you operating the camera, so I guess it's just mad skills?
What f stop and shutter speed for shoot this stop motion?
Great! Which light do you used? It's a continuous light?? Thx
Godox for video Elinchrom for food/ TL
Hopefully it's only this video - the music is way louder than the talking part, had to toggle the sound up and down. 😅 Now off to do a food prep video, thanks!
Hi Skyler, great video! I would like to know the time period for the shots you take, how many seconds between them? Sorry if you say it in the video, I wasn't able to spot it.
Every time I move something I take a picture manually
Mmmm, perfect, thank you! @@skylerburtphotos
So, we do time laps with photos and not with videos? And we put the photos to a video together?
What are you using to hold the camera up there directly facing down and how are you looking at the live view on the camera? Certainly I'd assuming you're not using a ladder to get up there and look at the screen
Step ladder yes and I have another video on my overhead rig
What brand is your vertical tripod? What model? Thank you.
See this video th-cam.com/video/jEQuJ3t-blQ/w-d-xo.html
Hai I have a question. How do you fill your tacos without the hand footage 🤔🤔🤔
Just found your channel, and smashed that Subscribe button. I have some question regarding your lens and settings. What's your focal length? F-Stop? ISO? Thanks!
Usually 50mm or 100mm ISO 100 fstop varies between f4 and f11
Thanks man! Very helpful.
Cervesas and Tacos what a good combination! now im hungry
How are you satisfying with clarity on your L 50mm lens? ,
mine is not so sharp and has focus shift !
Never had any problems with mine, I would send yours into canon for repairs
what is music name on ending ?
Non Photography student question - Curious, why would you “want/need” to form triangles to cut through your food? What does that buy you?
It’s a composition trick to keep your viewers bouncing around the frame
@@skylerburtphotos Oh good... Thanks!!!!!!!
Thanks again for the video. I really enjoy your work. So I’ve been testing this out. And I’ve ran into the same issue as some of the others. It’s a bit choppy. So looking at your image count you have about 170+ images. And in your case you had to slow things down were in m case I have to speed up the video. How far are you moving the object between images? Very small moments I would guess? For example, if I was moving the object 12 inches into the frame, would I take 12 pictures, one per inch? Or 24 pictures, two per inch? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
This really wasn’t a stop motion tutorial, I’m not an expert in that, but I didn’t “have” to slow things down that’s just personal preference I like it a bit more choppy than 24fps. But yeah if you want it really smooth add more movements. The more you add the smoother it will be. It’s up to you the speed.
The simple solution would be to ask yourself “how long does it take for this object to get from point A to point B” if it’s 1 second then plan out 24 movements if 2 seconds then 48. If you want it choppy 10-12 moves.
You could also give the effect of the object speeding up and slowing down by changing the amount of frames taken during the move. Less frames at the beginning of the move and more at the end for example
Thank you very much for your response. That helps me put things in perspective. Keep up the amazing work, we all appreciate everything you do for the community.
Which Key light did you use?
That would be the Elinchrom ELCpro 500w
Wow!!, awesome vid, just a quick question on the technical side, how did you set up your intervalometer? it seems it was shooting every second or every other. Thanks!!!
Every 3 sec
Hey!! thanks a lot!!! @@skylerburtphotos
I’m confused. When rolling the beer. And cutting the jalapeños why did we not see your hand in the end product? Did you delete all the clips with your hands in it?
good question. Like I said in the video, this is done by taking a photo (manually) with every move you make on the table. So the points where my hand was in the frame I didn't take a picture
Thank you! I thought the camera was set to a automatic 3 sec timer! Really appreciate the response.