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Thread: Timelapse

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    So would the 80 sec interval be better
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shockwave.2CC View Post
    So would the 80 sec interval be better
    Not if it's going to be taking one picture every 80 seconds. That would be good for a very long static timelapse, but if you're going to be in a car and the scenery is going to be changing, it will just appear very random and spasmodic. You want one picture every five seconds at the most. Honestly, a moving car isn't the best place to record a timelapse from.

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    i'd do 10 seconds, you move fast in cars any longer and you will miss heaps!

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    I agree with @Neversoft; if the scenery is going to be changing it'll look very random with a long timelapse so maybe something like 5 seconds (or less) would be appropriate.


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    20 Seconds, for me, that's a good one ayy?
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    if you want it to look smooth, chris is right. you need to go with the higher capture rate. i'd say at the LEAST 1 every 3/4 seconds. if you get too many you can edit it post-capture and trim down shots you don't need.

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