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That moment when you are hoping for an explanation of what the different settings are for time-lapse but you get: how to make a time-lapse, step 1 make times lapse instead...
ESE view from whitehall, ny, usa plenty of S5 timelapses - your camera recommendation, thank you, matthew! so, much! gd, i love the S5! but ...(i was waiting for this video lol) i'm definitely now saving up for the S5II. 🤤
There are a few new things: Settings assist in the timelapse menu to help you set up a shot based on interval/shooting time/video length, an option to create a new folder for each shot, and a 2 second delay start to your timelapse shot. They're small improvements but not worth upgrading just for them. Same features as the GH6 FYI
@@MatthewVandeputte what I’m asking is if you put two SD cards in and one SD card fills up and it switches over to the next SD card will it automatically render videos from both automatically is what I’m trying to ask
@@tracevmiller I'd assume not, if it accesses the full card to read the photos and create a video I'm going to assume here that it will tell you the card is full. Maybe it will try and write to the other one but I doubt the devs have thought ahead that far
my journey with timelapse started with triggering the shutter button of my canon 1200d camera manually, keeping my digital watch beside to keep consistent interval. next i watched many youtube videos like your channel and came to know about external intervalometer. hell i couldnt afford even the basic one then so i decided to make a diy one myself where i took 2.5m jack from hardware store,duct taped 2 wires and along and i short circuited the thing to trigger the camera. next phase i added a switch to this diy circuit to ease the triggering. i shot many long timelapses and even day to night stretching 3-4 hours standing by the tripod manually triggering the diy circuit (it came down to me counting interval in my mind instead of watch and i became very consistent it.) then one fine day i saw an instagram friend's story for selling his remote intervalometer. that was biggest leap for me in my timelapse journey. being able to leave my camera shooting while i scout around,walk around listening music and enjoying the view while camera shot the thing. till day i have been using the same canon 1200d and same old remote intervalometer to the point now both the equipment are on the verge of giving up on me anyday. very happy yet to have learnt from the bottom up. not sure if anyone is going to read through all of this, if you do get till end do drop a comment letting me know someone actually read it.
Your comment put a big smile on my face, reminded me of my diy photo trigger days when I made my own photo booth to use at parties! Rented it a few times but then got tired of it and focused more on timelapse haha
It has the same features as the S5II, so in S&Q mode you get the range from 1fps to 15fps (double check the video to be sure) and if you disable the Interval in timelapse mode the camera will shoot as many frames continuously as possible.
@@MatthewVandeputte thank you, I often use Timelapse video mode on gh5, it’s a fast way to make fast and simple Timelapse with continuous action (moving people or it’s useful for exhibitions or events, for example) without additional photo editing. Unfortunately, it’s only 8 bit, without open gate and minimal fps is only 2 (video will be in 12,5 times faster then usual speed)
all respect, video was tooo short. this stuff is great; can't get enough of lumix prioritizing timelapse capabilities! woohoo! the internal intervelometer features were responsible for a good 95% of what i used the S5 for. weird how little it gets mentioned if ever in the many S5II reviews i've watched. alas ...thank you, matthew! very much appreciated!
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Read more on the blog: www.matjoez.com/2023/02/02/how-to-make-a-timelapse-with-the-lumix-s5ii/
That moment when you are hoping for an explanation of what the different settings are for time-lapse but you get: how to make a time-lapse, step 1 make times lapse instead...
Well the video is called "how to make a timelapse" not sure what else you should expect
@@MatthewVandeputte well the "how" part in the timelapse settings is missing, but thanks for the "help"
Italian watching from Brisbane, Australia. Good video, thanks. Subscribed.
Salute
Minimum shutter speed is still limited at 1/1 like S5?
That's what I was interested to know as well. I have the S5 and it is not usable for evening to night timelapses
I'm watching from East London, what about you?
Spilimbergo, FVG, Italy!!
Vetzak! Belgian Limburg represent, from the van 🚐😎
Same!
ESE view from whitehall, ny, usa
plenty of S5 timelapses - your camera recommendation, thank you, matthew! so, much! gd, i love the S5! but ...(i was waiting for this video lol) i'm definitely now saving up for the S5II. 🤤
los angeles
I‘m watching from Austria and was waiting for this review.
I have the S51 and I would like to know if the builtin time-lapse features have improved. If so, in what way?
There are a few new things: Settings assist in the timelapse menu to help you set up a shot based on interval/shooting time/video length, an option to create a new folder for each shot, and a 2 second delay start to your timelapse shot. They're small improvements but not worth upgrading just for them. Same features as the GH6 FYI
@@MatthewVandeputte Good to know!
That was one stripey sky morning.
This morning was even better! Will be posting a timelapse compilation next week, stay tuned
With the dual SD card slots, will this camera render a video from both SD cards
I don't see why not, you select which camera to play from and then render the sequence next
@@MatthewVandeputte what I’m asking is if you put two SD cards in and one SD card fills up and it switches over to the next SD card will it automatically render videos from both automatically is what I’m trying to ask
@@tracevmiller I'd assume not, if it accesses the full card to read the photos and create a video I'm going to assume here that it will tell you the card is full. Maybe it will try and write to the other one but I doubt the devs have thought ahead that far
my journey with timelapse started with triggering the shutter button of my canon 1200d camera manually, keeping my digital watch beside to keep consistent interval. next i watched many youtube videos like your channel and came to know about external intervalometer. hell i couldnt afford even the basic one then so i decided to make a diy one myself where i took 2.5m jack from hardware store,duct taped 2 wires and along and i short circuited the thing to trigger the camera. next phase i added a switch to this diy circuit to ease the triggering. i shot many long timelapses and even day to night stretching 3-4 hours standing by the tripod manually triggering the diy circuit (it came down to me counting interval in my mind instead of watch and i became very consistent it.) then one fine day i saw an instagram friend's story for selling his remote intervalometer. that was biggest leap for me in my timelapse journey. being able to leave my camera shooting while i scout around,walk around listening music and enjoying the view while camera shot the thing. till day i have been using the same canon 1200d and same old remote intervalometer to the point now both the equipment are on the verge of giving up on me anyday. very happy yet to have learnt from the bottom up. not sure if anyone is going to read through all of this, if you do get till end do drop a comment letting me know someone actually read it.
Your comment put a big smile on my face, reminded me of my diy photo trigger days when I made my own photo booth to use at parties! Rented it a few times but then got tired of it and focused more on timelapse haha
Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 mate
What is a minimal possible fps in Timelapse video mode on gh6?
It has the same features as the S5II, so in S&Q mode you get the range from 1fps to 15fps (double check the video to be sure) and if you disable the Interval in timelapse mode the camera will shoot as many frames continuously as possible.
@@MatthewVandeputte thank you, I often use Timelapse video mode on gh5, it’s a fast way to make fast and simple Timelapse with continuous action (moving people or it’s useful for exhibitions or events, for example) without additional photo editing. Unfortunately, it’s only 8 bit, without open gate and minimal fps is only 2 (video will be in 12,5 times faster then usual speed)
Canada
"no edits"
all respect, video was tooo short. this stuff is great; can't get enough of lumix prioritizing timelapse capabilities! woohoo! the internal intervelometer features were responsible for a good 95% of what i used the S5 for. weird how little it gets mentioned if ever in the many S5II reviews i've watched. alas ...thank you, matthew! very much appreciated!
Lots more S5ii videos to come, might even do a comparison with my s5! Thanks!
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