thanks for the succinct and straightforward video! These kinds of simple, straight to the point explanations are so rare on RUclips and you've created an excellent video that is easy to follow. Grazzi~
I'm about to test out these settings. I noticed none of your responses to comments are showing up... They did the last time i watched the video.... Oh well. Hope this works. Every other time i tried my camera locked up 😂
I still can't see your replies. But I do remember reading the notification at the time. It worked out much better this time. Only problem I had was the external power bank. The settings you recommended were on point! 💯
I guess my question is what do you do after waiting for an hour or two after shooting with this mode? Do I have to use an editing app to stitch them together?
I don't understand why use a 30 second interval with a 30 second shutter speed & a 10 second interval with a 10 seconds shutter speed. The interval is the time between end and start of exposures, not the time between start of exposures - is it not? I just tried my RS last night with 30 second exposures & 3 second intervals, worked good.
Great info! I did everything you said and worked great. Now I cannot figure out how to turn it into a Timelapse in the insta 360 Studio. You have any info for this. TIA
I’m not sure if the Insta app is capable of stitching these together into a night lapse. I have not found the capability to do so in the app. You would likely need to use a video editing app on a computer to do so.
Thanks for the information. I followed these instructions to the letter with my Insta360 RS and 4k boost lens. I was dealing with no moon and a dark sky. So i went with 30 1/30 my results were disappointing the jpg's were black and the raw files had no detail just an extensive amount of grain with no detail in the sky. Same camera, same settings, same conditions i should be getting simular results.
If you selected 1/30 for your shutter speed, this would be the problem. In this video I set my shutter speed to 30s which is 30 seconds. 1/30 is one thirtieth of a second and will not be a slow enough shutter speed to let in enough light for a night lapse.
I have the One R. On night lapses, the delay between long exposure shots is nearly one minute. That means the timelapses suck. Do you know how quickly the One RS can take a photo after, say, a thirty second exposure? It should only be a second or tw for good timelapses...
Also thanks for the great channel and sharing such useful informations; I have a litte "dilemma"; I am looking forward to buy the GoPro 10 or the new insta360 one rs; The Focus will be also on timelapse, during the night; So you compared the two cameras, what's your conclusion? The new one rs with the one inch mod? Thank you
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks for the very quick respone, despite the bigger sensor of the new one rs and bigger photo resolution ( maybe more flexibility in post ) and the possibility to use the one inch mod you would choose the gopro; you mentioned the hot pixel, is it a big issue? thanks again umd thumb ups for your channel;
The one inch lens mod is worth testing out as this would potentially yield better results on the Insta360 One RS. My tests were with the $299 4K model. I noticed some hot pixels similar to what I had seen on the Hero 8 and Hero 9 with night lapses but have not seen on the Hero 10 so far. Thank you for your support!
One more question, did you have any heating issues? also on the gopro 10? i am still reading about issues with the gopro 10 but the insta360 one rs performs very well or? you also shoot some timelapse sessions on the gopro 10, was this during the whole night?
Great question. I did not have any overheating issues with the Insta360 One RS. I have not with the GoPro Hero 10 either with the exception of when I tested it indoors and stationary to see how long it would take until it overheated. That was simply for testing purposes.
What sucks about Insta360 is what they call an "interval". Interval in EVERY OTHER CAMERA is the time between shutter clicks. Insta calls "interval" the number of seconds after the end of the exposere length. So if you set the "interval to 30 seconds, and you have a 30 second expsure, and a 30 second interval, the time between shots is actually 1 minute, with a "dark time" of 30 seconds. That makes the timelapse jeky and unusable..
Wouldn't the dark time be about 30 secs again ? A long exposure click with shutter open for 30 secs . Then 30 secs interval to the shutter opening again for the next click . Also , didn't you try with a 10 sec interval ?
I set the interval to 5 or 10 seconds for a 30 second exposure, a 30 second interval really serves no purpose. My GoPro & CHDK Canon cameras are the same, interval means time between exposures, not time between shutter clicks.
Those are hot pixels and this is due to the limitations of the sensor on the camera. Some of the older GoPro cameras would also do this with night lapses. So far, the GoPro Hero 10 is the only action camera I have used that doesn’t do hot pixels.
thanks for the succinct and straightforward video! These kinds of simple, straight to the point explanations are so rare on RUclips and you've created an excellent video that is easy to follow. Grazzi~
I appreciate your feedback and support!
that was a great video! Im using now my Insta360 one RS and it works perfectly. thanks
Thank you and great to hear!
Very helpfull video, thanks
You’re welcome.
Thnx for this, how much time u need to set up all the process??
Great Video, But now that ive captured my Interval Shots, how do i stitch them together in insta360 to make a video with the correct keyframe view set
Thanks for the informations of this incredible camera
You’re welcome.
Muchas gracias, me ha servido mucho, voy a hacer un vídeo de este tipo con mi cámara.
You’re welcome.
I'm about to test out these settings. I noticed none of your responses to comments are showing up... They did the last time i watched the video.... Oh well. Hope this works. Every other time i tried my camera locked up 😂
That’s strange that none of the responses were showing 😂 Did your camera do what it needed to this time around?
I still can't see your replies. But I do remember reading the notification at the time. It worked out much better this time. Only problem I had was the external power bank. The settings you recommended were on point! 💯
I guess my question is what do you do after waiting for an hour or two after shooting with this mode? Do I have to use an editing app to stitch them together?
I don't understand why use a 30 second interval with a 30 second shutter speed & a 10 second interval with a 10 seconds shutter speed. The interval is the time between end and start of exposures, not the time between start of exposures - is it not?
I just tried my RS last night with 30 second exposures & 3 second intervals, worked good.
Great info! I did everything you said and worked great. Now I cannot figure out how to turn it into a Timelapse in the insta 360 Studio. You have any info for this. TIA
How do u make a video or a final photo with all the photos? i cant find the option at the app.
which free app can we use to mix these photos together ? thanks for help
RawTherapee and DaVinci Resolve (the free version) is a combo that will get the job done.
Hi, photos shooting in photo mode are not recognized as starlapse. How can i use the pics to edit in starlapse with the insta app??
I’m not sure if the Insta app is capable of stitching these together into a night lapse. I have not found the capability to do so in the app. You would likely need to use a video editing app on a computer to do so.
Thanks for the information. I followed these instructions to the letter with my Insta360 RS and 4k boost lens. I was dealing with no moon and a dark sky. So i went with 30 1/30 my results were disappointing the jpg's were black and the raw files had no detail just an extensive amount of grain with no detail in the sky. Same camera, same settings, same conditions i should be getting simular results.
If you selected 1/30 for your shutter speed, this would be the problem. In this video I set my shutter speed to 30s which is 30 seconds. 1/30 is one thirtieth of a second and will not be a slow enough shutter speed to let in enough light for a night lapse.
Choosing 30s will resolve this for you.
@@GreatDayForAHike Darn I believe you are correct that must have been my issue appreciate the reply and you catching my mistake.
Thank you I'll be back at this again@@GreatDayForAHike
@ephotosaver Absolutely, happy to help. It’s easy enough of a mistake to make, especially when that shutter speed menu has so many options.
I have the One R. On night lapses, the delay between long exposure shots is nearly one minute. That means the timelapses suck.
Do you know how quickly the One RS can take a photo after, say, a thirty second exposure?
It should only be a second or tw for good timelapses...
There is a bit less of a delay on the RS from what I have noticed, but there is still the delay.
Would this be recommended for the 360 lens or strictly the face frontward lens?
Strictly for 4K face frontward lens mod.
The nightlapse at the beginning of the video . Was that taken on the 4k boost mod ?
Yes it was.
Also thanks for the great channel and sharing such useful informations; I have a litte "dilemma"; I am looking forward to buy the GoPro 10 or the new insta360 one rs; The Focus will be also on timelapse, during the night; So you compared the two cameras, what's your conclusion? The new one rs with the one inch mod? Thank you
Great question. I still like the night lapse results best on the GoPro Hero 10 of the two. They look a bit better with less hot pixels.
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks for the very quick respone, despite the bigger sensor of the new one rs and bigger photo resolution ( maybe more flexibility in post ) and the possibility to use the one inch mod you would choose the gopro; you mentioned the hot pixel, is it a big issue? thanks again umd thumb ups for your channel;
The one inch lens mod is worth testing out as this would potentially yield better results on the Insta360 One RS. My tests were with the $299 4K model. I noticed some hot pixels similar to what I had seen on the Hero 8 and Hero 9 with night lapses but have not seen on the Hero 10 so far.
Thank you for your support!
One more question, did you have any heating issues? also on the gopro 10? i am still reading about issues with the gopro 10 but the insta360 one rs performs very well or? you also shoot some timelapse sessions on the gopro 10, was this during the whole night?
Great question. I did not have any overheating issues with the Insta360 One RS. I have not with the GoPro Hero 10 either with the exception of when I tested it indoors and stationary to see how long it would take until it overheated. That was simply for testing purposes.
Should I use 3200K WB for a sunrise or should I do something higher since the scene will get brighter?
6500K white balance tends to work best for sunrise and sunset colors.
@@GreatDayForAHike Thanks for the info!
What sucks about Insta360 is what they call an "interval". Interval in EVERY OTHER CAMERA is the time between shutter clicks. Insta calls "interval" the number of seconds after the end of the exposere length.
So if you set the "interval to 30 seconds, and you have a 30 second expsure, and a 30 second interval, the time between shots is actually 1 minute, with a "dark time" of 30 seconds. That makes the timelapse jeky and unusable..
Wouldn't the dark time be about 30 secs again ? A long exposure click with shutter open for 30 secs . Then 30 secs interval to the shutter opening again for the next click . Also , didn't you try with a 10 sec interval ?
I set the interval to 5 or 10 seconds for a 30 second exposure, a 30 second interval really serves no purpose. My GoPro & CHDK Canon cameras are the same, interval means time between exposures, not time between shutter clicks.
What are those stars that don't seem to move?
Those are hot pixels and this is due to the limitations of the sensor on the camera. Some of the older GoPro cameras would also do this with night lapses. So far, the GoPro Hero 10 is the only action camera I have used that doesn’t do hot pixels.
In terms of hours. How much time this camera can make a nightlapse only with native battery ?
Great question. I find at average temperatures around 55-75 F at night this battery will last for about two-three hours max.
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks for answer