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Greetings here from the Philippines! I just started vlogging for almost a month now and I really need this kind of tutorials, tips, advices etc. and by watching this video, I am tempting to dig in to your videos about these kind of information that will help me grow not only by vlogging but also as a knowledgable videographer or photographer someday. You deserve a like and a sub! Thank you so much! Fyi, I am only using the one and only Gopro Hero 9. No other cameras 😅
This is so in depth thank you so much!!! I just bought a Go Pro 9 and was super disappointed with the footage but it's also partially my issue because It's my first ever Go Pro and i'm just tryin to figure out what settings etc I have to use and then the other half is editing :)) You always expect to immediately capture the quality of footage you see on the adverts haha
Thank you so much for all of your useful videos and information! Your channel is exactly what I need to get started with my TH-cam channel of being in Hawaii, my family and some action sports thrown in. You are truly an inspiration!
Really useful video, well explained, thank you. I think for me the exciting thing about exploring timelapses with a GoPro is it's just such a small device and easy to take out backpacking etc. Also rain proof which is a bonus :)
It's all in this video what you need to know. You don't edit the photos. You put them together to a ProRes video and then you do your normal color grading.
I use the GoPro mostly in timewarp mode but it is definitely great for time-lapse too whenever the shutter speeds are lower than 1/30 as showed in your example. Great video, Pascal!
great video thankyou. So what are your recommendations regarding the exposure? I noticed you did the exposure tap lock on your video do you think it would have come out better if you let the camera do it or would you still have gone with what you said with locking on more onto the buildings? Cant wait to give this a go. Thanks for the great tutorial!
@@pascalbasel ahh i see. I haven't tried it yet (corona and bad weather) but say if you'd have spot metered more on the buildings would that not have completely blown out the exposure in the sky? or does the camera keep things in check outside the certain area too? Thanks
- Frame your shots so that you don't see it (keep straight lines and the horizon away from the edges) - Use a 21:9 aspect ratio or cinematic bars to cut the top and bottom off - Film in Linear mode - Use a plugin like Alex4D to get rid of the look in post
How would you you recommend me record an 8 hour time lapse of me painting art work on this camera? What settings do you think would be best? Can I record time lapses whilst still having it charging at the same time? I’ve read that this camera gets hot very quickly. I’m also a bit confused because I’ve read that you can’t keep the camera recording whilst charging the battery. Can I export this much footage to my iPhone XR and edit them on there? If I can, how does that effect the quality? Sorry that these are poorly asked question but any help would be appreciated! Thank you :)
You can charge it while recording the timelapse. Just use the normal timelapse mode either with photo or video depending on what quality you want. If it's photo timelapse, you can't send to phone but with a video file it should work.
I only do time and hyperlapses with my 5D, I ll give a try to go pro... If no need to deal with flickering for day/night transition, that s a win win situation
Good video but have a few questions: How many milliamp hours does my power bank need for a overnight timelaps? Do i leave the gopro battery inside the camera? And how much memory does the SD card need?
I didn't test it but it works pretty efficient (turns the screen off etc.). So I would say 6hrs should be fine. You can also connect a power bank to be save.
Any suggestions or tweaks regarding a time lapse of a construction of a community house in Stockholm, Sweden (Nordic sun, light and sky differs from, let’s say the same project at the equator) during the course of now (well, a day from now) through end of May? I want to end up with about a minute video, so I’m thinking a picture every 5 minute would suffice. But the rest of the settings? Thoughts or ideas? Will it all fit in a 512 GB card using raw format, since you get a jpg as well?
Great video, I've been making these timelapses with the hero 9 the last month or so and am very pleased with the results, much to do with your great tips, it's Christmas Eve and I just captured sunrise in Richmond Park - can't wait to see how it turns out
Hiya Pascal, I have seen your tripod in a few of your videos. It seems to fold into a reasonable size and is high enough once deployed. Which one is it? Could you review it at some point? Also a short review of your minimalist travel gear could be great. Love your videos! Thanks
Thanks a lot. It's the Manfrotto Element Carbon. There are many tripods from different companies that are all very similar to that one. I'm actually quite small at 170cm, so tripod height is not a big issue for me xD A what's in my bag 2020 videos will come up soon.
You don’t. I shot it over about 2.5 hours or so and took the time to get shots with my other camera and drink coffee^^ But in the pure nature you can leave it usually. Unlikely that someone steals it.
Thanks for the tutorial looks great, merci vielmal! I seem to be missing the shutter speed option in my settings (GP9) and I also seem to run out of battery! Any tips for that? Thanks in advance!
I'd like to do it as shown but I use the video mode instead of photo mode because my laptop doesn't make up for the minimum requirements for editing apps so the video option is better for me because I almost don't have to edit anything but I know I don't get the most out of it.
Help needed & appreciated - once I select RAW I’m unable to change from wide - linear. Wide is ‘greyed out’. Also I don’t have a shutter option. Is this normal? Hero 9 I have. Thanks
That is correct. Raw means it reads the full raw sensor data. Linear crops and adds lens corrections to the image. So that wouldn’t be raw anymore. No worries, you can still create a linear effect in post and you don’t lose quality as the camera would do the same.
Thanks Gianluca. The battery lasts multiple hours as the GoPro turns its screen off. For really long time lapses (4h+) you can also attach a power bank.
Hi, great video! Have you had any issues with dew/frost on the lens while recording timelapses? Have you tried it out in the freezing temperatures? Condensation is a real issue with timelapses and I'm wondering how it will turn out especially in the cold enviroments, as I'm planning to buy GP10 to use it in such conditions. With my primary camera it's always mandatory to use a heater strip on the lens and I'm not sure if it's possible (if needed) with GP. Maybe strap the whole GP with the heater strip? :D
when I click on Timelapse mode I do not get the same interface. No settings and no night lapse or other TL modes. ONLY Max TimeWarp. Camera was updated. Any ideas ?
Hi Pascal great video! One question: I have a GoPro 9 Hero, is it possible to set the timelapse every day for example from 8 in the morning to 8 in the evening (no for example on Sundays) for a week? Thanks!
Perfect Pascal. Do you have an advice to achieve this with the Osmo Pocket? Because as far as I know you can set shutterspeed and iso either manual or both auto right? I always enjoy watching your tutorials. Thank you
If the light is consistent over the day, better use manual and changing light, better to use automatic. I never shot a normal time-lapse with OP (and I don't have one anymore). So I can't say much about that unfortunately. You will likely get more flicker with the OP.
I’ve been using my OP for capturing motion timelapse and must say that the gimbal achieve the pan during the timelapse very well. Only thing is supplying constant power to the OP for multi hour timelapses. Even with a power bank connected, after a 3 hour timelapse the OP showed that its battery is at a very low charge level
I’ve been considering the Osmo Action. Do you know if it too has similar capabilities for timelapses. Another question, if you don’t mind. Do you leave your camera mounted like that on a tripod overnight? Have you a tent nearby so that you can keep an eye on your equipment? Thanks so much for sharing👍😊
I never used the Osmo Action, but I'm sure it has a photo time-lapse mode. Not sure, though if it handles flicker so well. I didn't use a tent yet. Always got up very early (4:15 for that one) and then drove to a viewpoint. Of course, depending on the conditions it makes sense to set up a tent. But I wouldn't leave it out there over night. Better to set an alarm at the time you want to start and then set it up and start manually. You never know who comes along and needs a GoPro ;-)
Hi Pascal, I tried filming a nightlapse in my garden but it turned out completely dark till the sun rised. What did I do wrong? I used the following settings: raw photo, 20s interval, shutter auto, iso min 100, iso max 200, ev comp -0,5. i checked the output photos, it used shutter time 10sec and iso 200 for all the images during the night ... That was probably not enough to get a fairly bright image. - Why didnt it go higher in shutter time? How can I improve this? (I didnt use the use spot metering, should I? Does this also get applied even when I shedule my timelaps and turn the gopro off?) thanks for any help on this.
@@pascalbasel many thanks for the answer! Actually, if i boost the brightness extremely high in post, i start to see the milkyway ... so it should have captured at least something. I was wondering, why it used 10s shutter time in auto (resulting in dark frames) instead of a higher value... Anyways, you think cranking up the interval should do the trick? Would it potentially give better results to place the spot metering in the field of interest? Would you recommend that for doing timelapses in genereal?
What if I dont have any other expensive software to edit my time lapse, I just have the movie maker or the go pro studio, how to I publish my time lapse
@@pascalbasel ey merci✌✌. Bin neu auf dem Gebiet und muss mich jetzt anständig aussrüsten. Im Januar gehts in den Jungel für 2 Wochen. Und die Menge der Akkus ist grad so ein Fragepunkt. Danke nochmal
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Just got my GoPro hero 9. Trying my best to learn how to use it. Wish me luck with this! I'm going to try it. Lynn and Danny
You can do it! Have fun :-)
Hey, how's your GoPro 9 performing now ?
@@Gaurav.P0 great!
Oh man! That was one of the most beautiful timelapse I've ever seen .. and I have been waiting for this video for a long time now!
Thanks a lot, nice to hear that :-)
Greetings here from the Philippines! I just started vlogging for almost a month now and I really need this kind of tutorials, tips, advices etc. and by watching this video, I am tempting to dig in to your videos about these kind of information that will help me grow not only by vlogging but also as a knowledgable videographer or photographer someday. You deserve a like and a sub! Thank you so much!
Fyi, I am only using the one and only Gopro Hero 9. No other cameras 😅
Great video mate I learnt a lot. Getting up at 430 was definitely worth it when u get great footage like u have here. All the best
Thank you very much for this great video.
I would never figured it out myself.
Love this for getting it
Many many love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
This is so in depth thank you so much!!! I just bought a Go Pro 9 and was super disappointed with the footage but it's also partially my issue because It's my first ever Go Pro and i'm just tryin to figure out what settings etc I have to use and then the other half is editing :)) You always expect to immediately capture the quality of footage you see on the adverts haha
Thanks Yalda, yes it’s a lot about experience. The better you understand what cameras do and where the limitations are, the better your results.
Very underrated channel, great tips
Thanks Charlie 👍🏻
Outstanding tutorial!
Thank you another excellent video Tutorial!
That's a good set of timelapse videos. Would love to see more of night time videos using GoPro.
nice tutorial! just wondering, i only have 128GB of sd card, what size is necessary to record from day to night (6 to 8 hours)? 1080p instead of 4k?
I use 64 for 4K. So 128 should be more than enough for 1080.
Thank you so much for all of your useful videos and information! Your channel is exactly what I need to get started with my TH-cam channel of being in Hawaii, my family and some action sports thrown in. You are truly an inspiration!
Oh man Hawaii sounds awesome. Still want to visit this place. Thanks a lot and enjoy making videos there.
@@pascalbasel you definitely should visit Hawaii. It is amazing! Thabk you for replying to my comments. You are the first to ever do so 😁
Gopro Hero9 my first action camera, thank you for this very detailed video.
Very welcome!
Really great video! Super helpful!
Thanks Mike 👍🏻
Great video what software should I use to put it all together? Don't want to spend a fortune can you recommend one please thanks
Final Cut Pro X or DaVinci Resolve
Excellent, thank you. Can you set a delayed start, i. e. start the capture in say one hour's time?
Yes but not needed as you can just delete the first image in case it shaked.
Thanks for that video! It was very informative and I enjoyed watching your brilliant time lapses!
Thanks, nice to hear :-)
Thank You Pascal. Very helpful tips. Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
@@pascalbasel welcome. 👍
How was the battery life of the camera? How many hours did you have the camera recording?
I got about 300 photos and still had 50%. it turns the screen off automatically to save battery.
@@pascalbasel GoPro hero 9 viedo time limit?????
Really useful video, well explained, thank you. I think for me the exciting thing about exploring timelapses with a GoPro is it's just such a small device and easy to take out backpacking etc. Also rain proof which is a bonus :)
Absolutely, so good as a camera for hiking.
@@pascalbasel if we are shooting video in night lapse mode (from night time ) with these settings for how much time we need to shoot from go pro 10?
This is great! Thanks for sharing your setting. I am planning to capture the first sunrise of 2021.
Sounds like a good idea ;-)
Thank for a great tutorial.❤
Great video! Thank you Pascal!
Glad you liked it!
I wonder how it will do on aurora time lapse. Getting ready to buy one!
I tried it. It‘s definitely a bit noisy but works.
Can you do a video just on the process of converting the files, putting them in Final Cut Pro, and the optimal way to edit the photos?
It's all in this video what you need to know. You don't edit the photos. You put them together to a ProRes video and then you do your normal color grading.
@@pascalbasel thanks!
Good info! Thanks for sharing!
Beauty
Just got a hero 9, never shoot a timelapse before...gonna try it, but how long does the battery last??
Very long, it's photos not video and it shuts of the screen
Thanks so mych! Finally I got the timelapse settings I was looking for!
Glad I could help!
I use the GoPro mostly in timewarp mode but it is definitely great for time-lapse too whenever the shutter speeds are lower than 1/30 as showed in your example. Great video, Pascal!
Thanks, time warp also stabilizes the footage. So that's more for hyper lapses.
@@pascalbasel That's right! 👍
GoPro IS my normal camera!!
Thanks for video. I will use your tips.
Thank you for sharing this kind of video..... from nonovlogtv Philippines
Worked nicely for us ....
Nice to hear 👍🏻
great video thankyou. So what are your recommendations regarding the exposure? I noticed you did the exposure tap lock on your video do you think it would have come out better if you let the camera do it or would you still have gone with what you said with locking on more onto the buildings? Cant wait to give this a go. Thanks for the great tutorial!
It’s not exposure lock. It‘s spot metering on the building, which means auto exposure measured in a certain area.
@@pascalbasel ahh i see. I haven't tried it yet (corona and bad weather) but say if you'd have spot metered more on the buildings would that not have completely blown out the exposure in the sky? or does the camera keep things in check outside the certain area too? Thanks
Fantastic
thanks, great video. In case of 'raw' setting, how's the minimum interval sec? 2s or 5s?
Hello. Thx for all. You can tell what what program you use for editing and convert? Thx man
Final Cut Pro X
Great video... but my GoPro 9 has so much fish eye. How did you get rid of your fish eye?
- Frame your shots so that you don't see it (keep straight lines and the horizon away from the edges)
- Use a 21:9 aspect ratio or cinematic bars to cut the top and bottom off
- Film in Linear mode
- Use a plugin like Alex4D to get rid of the look in post
How would you you recommend me record an 8 hour time lapse of me painting art work on this camera? What settings do you think would be best?
Can I record time lapses whilst still having it charging at the same time? I’ve read that this camera gets hot very quickly.
I’m also a bit confused because I’ve read that you can’t keep the camera recording whilst charging the battery.
Can I export this much footage to my iPhone XR and edit them on there? If I can, how does that effect the quality?
Sorry that these are poorly asked question but any help would be appreciated! Thank you :)
You can charge it while recording the timelapse. Just use the normal timelapse mode either with photo or video depending on what quality you want. If it's photo timelapse, you can't send to phone but with a video file it should work.
@@pascalbasel thank you!
So cool. Thanks for the update!
well explained... the gopro 8 wont do the similar job?
The Hero 7 & 8 are also great but only have 12 instead of 20MP. So you can’t animate as much without lowering the quality noticeably.
I only do time and hyperlapses with my 5D, I ll give a try to go pro... If no need to deal with flickering for day/night transition, that s a win win situation
Good video but have a few questions:
How many milliamp hours does my power bank need for a overnight timelaps?
Do i leave the gopro battery inside the camera?
And how much memory does the SD card need?
How are all the time lapse photos played as a smooth video now? Sped up in editor software?
By making them 1 frame long for each photo as I show in the video (CTRL + D - 1). You can also speed it up more in case it’s still too slow.
@@pascalbasel 👍
thank u very informative...can u pls say which software ur using for post production
Thanks, I use Final Cut Pro
Hiw long will the battery last, and what is the best option to make sure the gopro does not run out of battery?
hello my friend. can i ask if i could also use this settings on my go pre hero 7 black for day to night lapse and night to day lapse
Most of them should be the same yes
How long can you do a timelapse for on one battery? Say I want to cover a length of ~6hrs, can I achieve that on one battery??
I didn't test it but it works pretty efficient (turns the screen off etc.). So I would say 6hrs should be fine. You can also connect a power bank to be save.
@@pascalbasel Hi, is there a particular power bank you would recommend?
Any suggestions or tweaks regarding a time lapse of a construction of a community house in Stockholm, Sweden (Nordic sun, light and sky differs from, let’s say the same project at the equator) during the course of now (well, a day from now) through end of May? I want to end up with about a minute video, so I’m thinking a picture every 5 minute would suffice. But the rest of the settings? Thoughts or ideas? Will it all fit in a 512 GB card using raw format, since you get a jpg as well?
This was a great tutorial. Thank you. Subbed!
Thank you too 👍🏻
Nicely explained. Good One.
Thank you Bharat 👍🏻
Great video, I've been making these timelapses with the hero 9 the last month or so and am very pleased with the results, much to do with your great tips, it's Christmas Eve and I just captured sunrise in Richmond Park - can't wait to see how it turns out
Thanks, that's good to hear 😊
@@pascalbasel my little compilation of timelapses that I’ve just uploaded th-cam.com/video/DfI4HP9fYkQ/w-d-xo.html
Did you ever have a problem with GoPro Hero 9 overheating while taking a timelapse? Thanks.
No, it only takes single photos. That doesn't cause much heat.
Thank you.
Welcome!
would I use time-lapse to record a flight for a trip report like stuck to the window?
Sure, you can.
How fid you get the GoPro battery to last the whole night?
It was about 2 hours only. It takes single photos and turns off the screen so the battery lasts very long. For full day you can use a power bank.
Thank you
Nice one.. i learned alot 👍
Can you do another night video like you did with the 8?
Not sure. So many videos in my schedule.
Hiya Pascal, I have seen your tripod in a few of your videos. It seems to fold into a reasonable size and is high enough once deployed. Which one is it? Could you review it at some point? Also a short review of your minimalist travel gear could be great. Love your videos! Thanks
Thanks a lot. It's the Manfrotto Element Carbon. There are many tripods from different companies that are all very similar to that one. I'm actually quite small at 170cm, so tripod height is not a big issue for me xD
A what's in my bag 2020 videos will come up soon.
How is the GP hero9 holding up? Do you have any freezing issues or is it still buggy here and there?
No, all good. The only issue is that the touchscreen sensitivity seems a bit low. But that's not a big issue.
@@pascalbasel If you mean unresponsive, GoPro just release an update for that on Oct 20 check it out. This will fix that problem for you :)
Beautiful shot! I am always thinking about if you leave the camera there alone all night is that a risk someone steal it??
You don’t. I shot it over about 2.5 hours or so and took the time to get shots with my other camera and drink coffee^^
But in the pure nature you can leave it usually. Unlikely that someone steals it.
@@pascalbasel Thanks for reply! Obviously this is at your home and I thought you took all night tho haha (:
Thank you sir
Welcome
Thanks for the tutorial looks great, merci vielmal!
I seem to be missing the shutter speed option in my settings (GP9) and I also seem to run out of battery! Any tips for that? Thanks in advance!
Shutter auto to let the camera expose. So you don't need to change anything there. Battery lasts quite long but you can sue a power bank if needed.
Awesome video Pascal!
Thank you 🙏
@@pascalbasel Of course! Just tried my GoPro 8 on nightlapse last night after watching your video!
@@TheDeepEndYT Nice, how did it work out?
@@pascalbasel It was awesome! I extended the capture time to 20s like you had said, and I was surprised with the results!
What about shutter drag for motion blur?
ND-filters
I'd like to do it as shown but I use the video mode instead of photo mode because my laptop doesn't make up for the minimum requirements for editing apps so the video option is better for me because I almost don't have to edit anything but I know I don't get the most out of it.
I'd suggest the M1 MacBook Air if you're looking for a new one. Super powerful and not crazy expensive. I use it by myself.
what was the tripod used for this go pro?
Manfrotto Element, but you can use every tripod for GoPro as it's so light.
What would the time lapse look like if you didn’t condense it to 1 frame per image?
Very nice !!! 🔥
Thanks Mirek 👍🏻
thanks a lot!
Welcome
haha Keaw's look 😅
The 9 is so good for what it is. Crazy sharp images even after cropping in.
Absolutely (for both xD)
Your shirt from Bali, Indonesia😊
Help needed & appreciated - once I select RAW I’m unable to change from wide - linear. Wide is ‘greyed out’. Also I don’t have a shutter option. Is this normal? Hero 9 I have. Thanks
That is correct. Raw means it reads the full raw sensor data. Linear crops and adds lens corrections to the image. So that wouldn’t be raw anymore. No worries, you can still create a linear effect in post and you don’t lose quality as the camera would do the same.
Thanks a lot Pascal! Nice video and nice timelapse :) Just one doubt, the battery charge is enough for a day2night timelapse?
Thanks Gianluca. The battery lasts multiple hours as the GoPro turns its screen off. For really long time lapses (4h+) you can also attach a power bank.
@@pascalbasel Thanks a lot Pascal! :)
Hi, great video! Have you had any issues with dew/frost on the lens while recording timelapses? Have you tried it out in the freezing temperatures? Condensation is a real issue with timelapses and I'm wondering how it will turn out especially in the cold enviroments, as I'm planning to buy GP10 to use it in such conditions. With my primary camera it's always mandatory to use a heater strip on the lens and I'm not sure if it's possible (if needed) with GP. Maybe strap the whole GP with the heater strip? :D
Never tried it in low temperatures.
i wish i have this camera for my vlog..
Stop wishing, start doing ;-)
You said your setting are the same for day vs night - does that mean you set ISO to 100 for night-lapses?
Yes, the camera should expose via shutter and not iso.
@@pascalbaselHey thanks for getting back to me! I'll try it out, wouldn't have thought I'd pick enough up at 100 iso
Long time laps Gopro hero 7 battery standart function 11hours.
Gopro hero 9 battery standart work time laps How long do battery hours Last?
when I click on Timelapse mode I do not get the same interface. No settings and no night lapse or other TL modes. ONLY Max TimeWarp. Camera was updated. Any ideas ?
Sounds like you’re using the GoPro Max and not Hero 9...
@@pascalbasel I assure you it’s a Hero 9 black
Hi Pascal great video! One question: I have a GoPro 9 Hero, is it possible to set the timelapse every day for example from 8 in the morning to 8 in the evening (no for example on Sundays) for a week? Thanks!
Idk, never used this feature.
Hi! How did you solved your problem? I have to do something similar. Thanks
Hi, unfortunately I had to leave the GoPro always on..
Junior Ahhhhnold does GoPro Vids
Caminator xD
Perfect Pascal. Do you have an advice to achieve this with the Osmo Pocket? Because as far as I know you can set shutterspeed and iso either manual or both auto right? I always enjoy watching your tutorials. Thank you
If the light is consistent over the day, better use manual and changing light, better to use automatic. I never shot a normal time-lapse with OP (and I don't have one anymore). So I can't say much about that unfortunately. You will likely get more flicker with the OP.
@@pascalbasel actualy the OP makes good timelapses because the camera moves during the timelapse.
@@clausstahl5166 Yeah, true. That's a great feature.
I’ve been using my OP for capturing motion timelapse and must say that the gimbal achieve the pan during the timelapse very well. Only thing is supplying constant power to the OP for multi hour timelapses. Even with a power bank connected, after a 3 hour timelapse the OP showed that its battery is at a very low charge level
I’ve been considering the Osmo Action. Do you know if it too has similar capabilities for timelapses.
Another question, if you don’t mind. Do you leave your camera mounted like that on a tripod overnight? Have you a tent nearby so that you can keep an eye on your equipment? Thanks so much for sharing👍😊
I never used the Osmo Action, but I'm sure it has a photo time-lapse mode. Not sure, though if it handles flicker so well. I didn't use a tent yet. Always got up very early (4:15 for that one) and then drove to a viewpoint. Of course, depending on the conditions it makes sense to set up a tent. But I wouldn't leave it out there over night. Better to set an alarm at the time you want to start and then set it up and start manually. You never know who comes along and needs a GoPro ;-)
1:17 what is the rear tripod model? I want to buy. Link to
That's Manfrotto Element
Hi Pascal, I tried filming a nightlapse in my garden but it turned out completely dark till the sun rised. What did I do wrong?
I used the following settings: raw photo, 20s interval, shutter auto, iso min 100, iso max 200, ev comp -0,5.
i checked the output photos, it used shutter time 10sec and iso 200 for all the images during the night ... That was probably not enough to get a fairly bright image. - Why didnt it go higher in shutter time? How can I improve this?
(I didnt use the use spot metering, should I? Does this also get applied even when I shedule my timelaps and turn the gopro off?)
thanks for any help on this.
Try 30s then for intervall. Or if there is no light at all and clouds, it could be normal that you don’t see much.
@@pascalbasel many thanks for the answer! Actually, if i boost the brightness extremely high in post, i start to see the milkyway ... so it should have captured at least something.
I was wondering, why it used 10s shutter time in auto (resulting in dark frames) instead of a higher value...
Anyways, you think cranking up the interval should do the trick? Would it potentially give better results to place the spot metering in the field of interest? Would you recommend that for doing timelapses in genereal?
What if I dont have any other expensive software to edit my time lapse, I just have the movie maker or the go pro studio, how to I publish my time lapse
By inserting the dng files into your video editor and if that doesn’t work use DaVinci Resolve (free) or the 90day trial of Final Cut Pro X.
@@pascalbasel Thank you, I will try it
thx dude
You're welcome!
Anyone know any good editing programs for time lapse on macs?,
A combination of Final Cut Pro X and Adobe DNG converter for GoPro footage.
I followed this, but it didn't record single raw images.
❤️ luv from tamilnadu ❤️❤️
Wie lange hält mir denn der Akku wenn das Ding gie ganze Zeit laufen soll.
Sehr lange. Sind ja nur Einzelfotos und der Bildschirm schaltet sich aus. Wenns extrem lange ist, kannste auch ne Powerbank anschließen.
@@pascalbasel ey merci✌✌.
Bin neu auf dem Gebiet und muss mich jetzt anständig aussrüsten. Im Januar gehts in den Jungel für 2 Wochen. Und die Menge der Akkus ist grad so ein Fragepunkt.
Danke nochmal
Hi I am from Switzerland Zurich
Dude, did you give external power to the gopro? Ok How Long did ist shoot?
No, it turns the screen off automatically so it shoots pretty long.
Any idea How Long you Could Go with 1 battery?
@@pascalbasel Did you use ND Filter?
Did you already try time lapses with your GoPro?
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yes, but i used timelapse video mode instead of night lapse photo mode for my doha night 4K timelapse. Will improve on next video
Time warp and timelapse is same ????? What the difference
Raw photo sequence (best quality) vs video file and stabilization in camera vs none.
how do you reduce the image to one frame in premier pro?
Final Cut user here... but Google should answer that quick 😉
@@pascalbasel i figured it out. my renaming was causing issues within PP, if anyone cares lol.. Pascal, keep up the great work bro