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This video has some fantastic information, though it's very difficult to concentrate on the information with all of the amazing timelapses happening in the background. Kudos!
A very good tutorial on using qDslrDashboard. Thanks for posting. I use qDslrDashboard for all my holy grail timelapses, however, I never use it running my camera for timelapse. This is for the same issue that you have mentioned in your tutorials-disconnection of the Bluetooth. This has ruined many of my timelapse. But it is the best software for holy-grail because even if it disconnects you can reconnect it again and qDslrDashboard will maintain the settings. A big thank you for your effort.
Thanks for watching. It is exactly for this reason I use a backup intervalometer in case qdslr disconnects. In my experience, this happened rarely, but it can. I can see it being a problem and a big concern for other users. If one is a professional timelapse maker, he/she should definitely get one of those intervalometers I mentioned in the video for interval ramping. Otherwise, qdslr is a good option for someone starting on a budget.
Good content and explanation ... I am in the very beginning of my journey with timelapses and qDSLR. If it is OK I would very much like to exchange thoughts and the issues I face along the road with my very modest gear. Regards, Leonardo.
@@BlokhinFilms I found that I can just use silent photography in two ways on the D850. 1. Use silent live view mode 1 on the settings. 2. Start the camera intervalometer and then use the settings on the qDSLR app. (Sometimes it does not catch the changes however).
Please leave a comment below on any thoughts or questions you have. Check out our other video on How to Connect Nikon D850 to qDslrDashBoard on Android Phone here: ruclips.net/video/UZz8T81QdwA/видео.htmlsi=p9CaVLNWUxB0FaxU
This video has some fantastic information, though it's very difficult to concentrate on the information with all of the amazing timelapses happening in the background. Kudos!
Ryan, thanks for watching! Hope you got something out of it.
@@BlokhinFilms Yes, very much so! Tons of great information in there! I also gained a greater appreciation for the QDSLRDashboard software!
@@majorredbeard I use it primarily for timelapses and occasionally for recording videos/photos of wildlife remotely. Great staff!
thank you for that video.
You are welcome!
A very good tutorial on using qDslrDashboard. Thanks for posting. I use qDslrDashboard for all my holy grail timelapses, however, I never use it running my camera for timelapse. This is for the same issue that you have mentioned in your tutorials-disconnection of the Bluetooth. This has ruined many of my timelapse. But it is the best software for holy-grail because even if it disconnects you can reconnect it again and qDslrDashboard will maintain the settings. A big thank you for your effort.
Thanks for watching. It is exactly for this reason I use a backup intervalometer in case qdslr disconnects. In my experience, this happened rarely, but it can. I can see it being a problem and a big concern for other users. If one is a professional timelapse maker, he/she should definitely get one of those intervalometers I mentioned in the video for interval ramping. Otherwise, qdslr is a good option for someone starting on a budget.
Good content and explanation ... I am in the very beginning of my journey with timelapses and qDSLR. If it is OK I would very much like to exchange thoughts and the issues I face along the road with my very modest gear. Regards, Leonardo.
Спасибо!
How do I do silent Timelapse’s using the D850 and qDSLR? I can only do this using the Interval shooting from camera directly.
I used a Sandisk card 64gb to fix my inconsistent times.
Why do you think it helped you? Better write/read speeds?
@@BlokhinFilms no idea. I switched to uncompressed raw files and changed my Lexar v60 card for a sandisk v30 and it fixed the problem for me.
These cards have comparable specs. Sometimes you never know!
@@BlokhinFilms I found that I can just use silent photography in two ways on the D850.
1. Use silent live view mode 1 on the settings.
2. Start the camera intervalometer and then use the settings on the qDSLR app. (Sometimes it does not catch the changes however).
@@petersuvara Thanks for letting me know. I will look into it.
Жаль, что не на русском, хотя акцент очень знакомый)