Great job and within a very quick time frame. Nothing worse than asking someone for time and they tell you how the watch is made! Results is all that counts. Thanks!
Thank you! In Los Angeles and just getting into photography. Jumped in with Alpha1 and it’s expectedly overwhelming. This. was on the to do list and you made it easy! Appreciate you!
For sony a7c; Go to first page's third page. First page is about photography, then choose interval shoot, shooting time, shooting interval, change number of shots, then you will have a lot of time to shoot. By the way, you may change quality of photo before you do that, because nobody wants to end up with with big files
Hi, thank you for the video! However, I still don't understand how to upload it into videos. As I get it from your videos that it will be saved as a photo? Do I need to import them one by one into the final cut pro or is there any shortcut to that? Thanks!
The camera only allows up to 30 seconds with the built in interval shooting. You need either an interverlometer or a motion control system that allows for timelapses in order to go passed 30 seconds. The interverlometer is the cheapest and easiest way
There are still some things that were not discussed. So the shooting is saved as photos as if you are single shooting? And how you make sure camera won't turn of because of depleted battery? Should let's say external USB battery pack will be enough?
That's not a stupid question. There are many sliders that can do the same look, but yes this was done in post. It was shot in 4K and I did a minimal zoom in post.
When I think of time-lapse i think of a video sped up over time.... It seems that people have different meanings for these things. What do you call a video that is sped up over time?
That would just be a video in fast motion. A "proper" timelapse is done with photos and has a lot more creative flexibility. Whichever works for what you need is really what matters. Once you start doing timelapses with photos you'll never go back. Smaller file sizes, more dynamic range, more color grading flexibility, and you can choose what motion you want
u have to remember that a timelapse is essentialy a video. so a video needs a frame rate. if your frame rate is lets say 24fps, for a 10 sec timelapse video you need at least 240 photos
Shooting manual for timelapse is always recommended but you did not address white balance. White balance is JUST as important as all other manual settings.
You're 100% right. I totally forgot to mention white balance and it is important. Although if you shoot RAW then it's not something you have to worry about.
Go to first page's third page. First page is about photography, then choose interval shoot, shooting time, shooting interval, change number of shots, then you will have a lot of time to shoot
You may have described a way to "hack" autofocus for self-timer. The A7SIII will not autofocus when there is a timer set, so no easy selfies. However, you're saying in timelapse mode, it does focus, so..hmm. #Annoyingthingscameramakersdo
That works also for a more simplified workflow. But to my knowledge you don't get to do long exposures. Also, it shoots in camera in 4K or 1080 resolutions, with taking photos in a higher resolution, you can also crop in to help get you the right framing. You can also simulate zooms coming from a higher resolution.
s and 1 will create a video, so less creative options in post . also, the slowest shutter speed is 1 sec, and the phots are taking very quickly in between. maybe you need a phot every 15 min, sand q can't do that
What? It doesn’t do it in camera? I’m looking yo go fullframe from Panasonic MFT, but by G9 and old G7 have build in timelapse video, how does a $3500 camera not have this? Not trolling I’m changing systems and selling all my MFT gear, the Panasonic S5 has the same time lapses as the G9, real bummer
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Great job and within a very quick time frame. Nothing worse than asking someone for time and they tell you how the watch is made! Results is all that counts. Thanks!
Happy to help. Thanks for watching. 🙏🙏
Thank you! In Los Angeles and just getting into photography. Jumped in with Alpha1 and it’s expectedly overwhelming. This. was on the to do list and you made it easy! Appreciate you!
Happy to help. Thanks for watching. 🙏🙏
For sony a7c; Go to first page's third page. First page is about photography, then choose interval shoot, shooting time, shooting interval, change number of shots, then you will have a lot of time to shoot. By the way, you may change quality of photo before you do that, because nobody wants to end up with with big files
Hi, thank you for the video! However, I still don't understand how to upload it into videos. As I get it from your videos that it will be saved as a photo? Do I need to import them one by one into the final cut pro or is there any shortcut to that? Thanks!
Great one, I really appreciated you sharing the actual camera settings at the end. Thanks!
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Sounds easy enough! Thanks!
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You always the best alpha camera tips
I really appreciate that. Thank you for the support. 🙏🙏
Thanks once again for a great tutorial.
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Thanks, you save me
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A7C intervalometer goes up to 1 minute only which is a bit stupid no? For a noon stack it would be ideal if it could go up to 5 or 10 or 15 mins
ah thanks so much man!
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so i cant set the Sony A1 camera to take an image every 4 minutes like i have on the Nikon ?
The camera only allows up to 30 seconds with the built in interval shooting. You need either an interverlometer or a motion control system that allows for timelapses in order to go passed 30 seconds. The interverlometer is the cheapest and easiest way
Thank you man, helpful guide!, cheers!.
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There are still some things that were not discussed. So the shooting is saved as photos as if you are single shooting? And how you make sure camera won't turn of because of depleted battery? Should let's say external USB battery pack will be enough?
Great stuff!
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Thanks for this! Super helpful
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Thank you for the video, could you please tell me what is the maximum of interval shooting time i can use with sony A7IV ?
thank you!!!Very helpful!!!!
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Great Content buddy!! This is what I actually need! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
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Thanks!
Thank u!!
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Thank you! this was very informative
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great guide, thanks!
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Just to confirm because I've seen reviews here in YT saying the A7C don't have interval shooting... is it true?
It had interval shooting. I use it often on the a7c
does it work for Hyperlapse?
thanks! probably a stupid question, but was the zoom in your timelapse video created in post?
That's not a stupid question. There are many sliders that can do the same look, but yes this was done in post. It was shot in 4K and I did a minimal zoom in post.
Thank you for the video! how long did you leave the camera taking does pictures?
It was about 22 minutes.
I would by a cheap second hand Sony a7ii for this. These shutters are rated from 150k to 200k. A night of shooting can take 3k exposures
When I think of time-lapse i think of a video sped up over time.... It seems that people have different meanings for these things. What do you call a video that is sped up over time?
That would just be a video in fast motion. A "proper" timelapse is done with photos and has a lot more creative flexibility. Whichever works for what you need is really what matters. Once you start doing timelapses with photos you'll never go back. Smaller file sizes, more dynamic range, more color grading flexibility, and you can choose what motion you want
@@DoubtMeTech Yea i have done like 30 min ones @1080p 50mbps and they are like 40GB hahaha
Yeah I don't recommend that method for long timelapses. lol
watch this video ruclips.net/video/yFJpSLlbUV4/видео.html
I followed the process and now I have bunch of individual photos. How do I stich them together to make a video? I have an A7R4.
ruclips.net/video/yFJpSLlbUV4/видео.html
Hello, Can you use bulb mode and intervalometer together on A7C?
Yes you can
I have a question, after taking all the pictures does the camera create the timelapse or do you have to edit that later?
Here's how. You can use any editing program, but these steps are the same. ruclips.net/video/yFJpSLlbUV4/видео.html
u have to remember that a timelapse is essentialy a video. so a video needs a frame rate. if your frame rate is lets say 24fps, for a 10 sec timelapse video you need at least 240 photos
Shooting manual for timelapse is always recommended but you did not address white balance. White balance is JUST as important as all other manual settings.
You're 100% right. I totally forgot to mention white balance and it is important. Although if you shoot RAW then it's not something you have to worry about.
How comes you don’t need to use a time lapse controller
If you're shooting at shutter speeds 30 seconds or less, all the newer cameras from the past few years have the interverlometer build into the camera
Ok so once we have all the shots how to do the actual Timelapse?
Hello, can someone please confirm the Sony a7c has a time lapse mode?
yep, it has
How did you make it into video?
ruclips.net/video/yFJpSLlbUV4/видео.html
anyone know how to exactly do this on a a7C
Go to first page's third page. First page is about photography, then choose interval shoot, shooting time, shooting interval, change number of shots, then you will have a lot of time to shoot
Nice, but the blur is missing!
You may have described a way to "hack" autofocus for self-timer. The A7SIII will not autofocus when there is a timer set, so no easy selfies. However, you're saying in timelapse mode, it does focus, so..hmm. #Annoyingthingscameramakersdo
Does It export as video?
of course not; for that you use sand q function, but the slowest shutter speed is 1 sec
Why not use s&q?
That works also for a more simplified workflow. But to my knowledge you don't get to do long exposures. Also, it shoots in camera in 4K or 1080 resolutions, with taking photos in a higher resolution, you can also crop in to help get you the right framing. You can also simulate zooms coming from a higher resolution.
@@DoubtMeTech Now I understans. Thanks a lot!
s and 1 will create a video, so less creative options in post . also, the slowest shutter speed is 1 sec, and the phots are taking very quickly in between. maybe you need a phot every 15 min, sand q can't do that
@@petrub27 Interesting! 🙏
Thank you! I wish the timelapse would be automatically saved as an mp4 file.
Yeah that would be great. Hopefully they can add that on a firmware update
@@DoubtMeTech Can this not be done in S&Q mode i.e. capture FPS lower than 24? I take delivery on my A7SIII today I can't yet confirm.
What? It doesn’t do it in camera? I’m looking yo go fullframe from Panasonic MFT, but by G9 and old G7 have build in timelapse video, how does a $3500 camera not have this? Not trolling I’m changing systems and selling all my MFT gear, the Panasonic S5 has the same time lapses as the G9, real bummer
@@9adriano21 I bought the camera now and I found out that you can also make a timelapse in S&Q mode. That way it will be saved as an .mp4 file.
@@TheSuperhans49 the S&Q doesn’t allow much creative control, so I wouldn’t say is a proper Timelapse