How shutter speed affects time lapse

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  • Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
  • I shoot some time-lapse sequences and edit them together in Adobe premiere pro. I shoot them at different shutter speeds to show how the exposure time changes their look.
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Комментарии • 28

  • @FoyersPhotography
    @FoyersPhotography 7 лет назад +22

    Really enjoying your youtube videos

    • @jamiewindsor
      @jamiewindsor  7 лет назад +3

      Thanks. I'm glad. I'm trying to just go for it a bit more and not worry about it. Just get content out.

    • @FoyersPhotography
      @FoyersPhotography 7 лет назад

      you are doing well, I am struggling with my youtube channel as I still need to build the confidence to talk on camera.

  • @JeffCreates
    @JeffCreates 6 лет назад +17

    Pretty sure Neistat just speeds up the video rather than doing actual time lapses

    • @mady52
      @mady52 5 лет назад +1

      I..no.. he didn't. The reason it looks so smooth is because of the speed of which the photos were taken. There was hardly any time passing between the photos which wouldn't create major differences, the reason there's motion blur is because of the shutter speed. He was at the fair for one day and just spent the whole day taking the photos which isn't much of a manual task as the camera does it itself once the time-lapse thing is plugged in (the small machine he talks about at the beginning). This just means he'd have to sit beside the camera and wait for the photos to be taken after positioning.

  • @groggu
    @groggu 6 лет назад +1

    Brilliant idea. Thanks so much for sharing your experiment.

  • @bennettmoore4705
    @bennettmoore4705 3 года назад

    Great explanation thank you!

  • @serkanreis
    @serkanreis 7 лет назад +7

    FYI: Some Canon DSLRs (80D, 7DII, 5DS(R) and 5DIV) do have built-in intervalometers and others can have it via Magic Lantern. :)

    • @jamiewindsor
      @jamiewindsor  7 лет назад +6

      Aha. I have learnt something. Thank you. The 80D can do it? In that case, Casey Neistat really has no excuse for his choppy-looking timelapse videos!
      I'm trying not to upgrade to 5D4 yet, but now I have another reason…

    • @serkanreis
      @serkanreis 7 лет назад +6

      I don't own a 5DIII but I would give Magic Lantern a go if I had one. I use it on my old 50D and it's pure magic. People usually use it for raw-video work but it provides great features for photographers (intervalometer, zebras, motion detection, focus peaking, onion skin etc.) as well. Wish Canon would bother to release firmware updates for older devices.
      Love your videos by the way. A gem of a channel!

  • @DrGonzo-jl9wq
    @DrGonzo-jl9wq 7 лет назад +2

    Really Excellent quality videos mate, keep doing what you love and thanks for sharing!

  • @actiaint
    @actiaint 7 лет назад

    Enjoying catching up with your vlogs - good point about the shutter speed - for my 30fps timelapse I will try 1/60th shutter as I would for video, never occurred to me, thanks.

  • @glitchen
    @glitchen 5 лет назад

    thanks for the great idea jamie!! I'll try that :P

  • @gerhardreus
    @gerhardreus 5 лет назад +1

    I have the same tripod. I hate it. It's too heavy. I am now waiting for the peak design tripod to arrive.

  • @kevm4597
    @kevm4597 2 года назад

    Is there a way to calculate shutter speed? If I shoot 1 frame every second what should the shutter speed be?

    • @jamiewindsor
      @jamiewindsor  2 года назад

      Half a second. It's 50% of the frame rate.

  • @MrHaydnSir
    @MrHaydnSir 4 года назад

    of course this is 3 years old - but my canon eos m50 has timelapse built in 🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @jamiewindsor
      @jamiewindsor  4 года назад

      Buchanan Games The M50 came out in 2018. Canon started putting intervalometers in their cameras soon after I made this video.

  • @bifrontyyluz3719
    @bifrontyyluz3719 5 лет назад

    Damnnnnice!👏🏽👏🏽

  • @PsychoAsian007
    @PsychoAsian007 6 лет назад

    Doesn't Canon m50 have timelapse. .

    • @jamiewindsor
      @jamiewindsor  6 лет назад +1

      It does indeed. The M50 came out in 2018 and I made this video in 2017.

    • @PsychoAsian007
      @PsychoAsian007 6 лет назад

      What's your oppenion on that camera...... I can't make up my mind

    • @PsychoAsian007
      @PsychoAsian007 6 лет назад

      I'm having trouble choosing between Fuji tx100 and m50

    • @jamiewindsor
      @jamiewindsor  6 лет назад +1

      @@PsychoAsian007 I owned it for a bit. It's nice and small. But the low-light performance of video is a bit poor.

    • @PsychoAsian007
      @PsychoAsian007 6 лет назад

      Which camera would you suggest for bigenners on a budget?

  • @mc.towelie
    @mc.towelie 4 года назад

    WHO fell asleep in 2020 😴

    • @jamiewindsor
      @jamiewindsor  4 года назад +1

      UrbanGeeks I expect most people have at some point considering it’s July.

    • @mc.towelie
      @mc.towelie 4 года назад

      Jamie Windsor Even Reading your comment makes me yawn 🥱