Does anyone know of a program that can create video files by stringing photos together? I've been trying to find one to no avail for awhile now. Please and thank you.
Well, the M mode might seem scary, but with some test shots and some glances at the light meter you can easily figure out the correct exposure. I prefer to take timelapse videos with a longer exposure to get a smoother video (no blips moving in and out).Good luck!
Congratulations!I've had mine for a month now, and I'm still learning. digital-photography-school is definitely a good website, and I've learned a lot from them.Other sites you might like are DSLRTips (with one of the most friendliest forums I've ever encountered), diyphotography (because you can make a lot of accessories yourself) and cameralabs for body and lens reviews.Happy shooting!
jgrundyApr 30, 2009
Discover how to create amazing movies using a DSLR: Canon 5D Mk II
morgens2Apr 30, 2009
Does anyone know of a program that can create video files by stringing photos together? I've been trying to find one to no avail for awhile now. Please and thank you.
buckrogers1965Apr 30, 2009
I made a 24 hour time lapse of downtown Seattle a couple years back. I just reloaded it in HD, youtube didn't support HD a couple of years ago: <a class="user" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0ukuS6pcWU">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0ukuS6pcWU</a>Have a few other time lapses there too. Going to work on making a time lapse of flowers opening in the morning and closing at night next.
citruspersMay 25, 2009
Well, the M mode might seem scary, but with some test shots and some glances at the light meter you can easily figure out the correct exposure. I prefer to take timelapse videos with a longer exposure to get a smoother video (no blips moving in and out).Good luck!
citruspersMay 25, 2009
I used Quicktime pro's "import image sequence" feature, which worked quite well.
citruspersMay 25, 2009
Congratulations!I've had mine for a month now, and I'm still learning. digital-photography-school is definitely a good website, and I've learned a lot from them.Other sites you might like are DSLRTips (with one of the most friendliest forums I've ever encountered), diyphotography (because you can make a lot of accessories yourself) and cameralabs for body and lens reviews.Happy shooting!
tammywahlJun 4, 2009
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charelv8Sep 8, 2009
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