In this post I’ll share my process of making time lapse video in camera. Make sure your camera frequency settings is NOT in 24Htz. You could not make time lapse video with this settings on. Change to other settings and you good to go. Now follow me in in this process. Step 1: Shoot theContinue reading “How To Create In Camera Time Lapse Video With Any 4K Panasonic Lumix Cameras || Ft. Panasonic GH4”
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On Location Episode 003 FOLLOW UP || Sydney Gladesville Bridge || Panasonic 24htz Frequency Settings
On my last post about the Gladesville Bridge I didn’t show any time lapse videos. I know the reason why now. I was a bit frustrated when I couldn’t do the time lapse video in the GH4. I was pulling my hair out and wonder why I could make the video on my first dayContinue reading “On Location Episode 003 FOLLOW UP || Sydney Gladesville Bridge || Panasonic 24htz Frequency Settings”
On Location With the Time Lapse Nuts || Episode 003 || Sydney Gladesville Bridge
Today I’m going to take you guys to another less touristy spot in Sydney for great cityscape photography or time lapse if you into that kind of photography. Gladesville Bridge is not as famous as the Sydney Harbour Bridge but the view in the particular area of Sydney is quite spectacular. I have driven passContinue reading “On Location With the Time Lapse Nuts || Episode 003 || Sydney Gladesville Bridge”
Camera Strap Slide by Peak Design
Camera strap supplied by the manufacturer is usually no good. That’s the short version. For a time lapse shooter having a camera strap is usually in the way of what we want to do which is have the camera mount on a tripod. Since we shoot mostly time lapse, a camera strap that can easilyContinue reading “Camera Strap Slide by Peak Design”
On Location with The Time Lapse Nuts: Episode 001 Sydney’s Circular Quay
What’s the best way of learning anything is by doing right? So I’m here out on the field or location to share my knowledge as a time lapse photographer. What better ways than to show case my beautiful city during the golden hour. I only come out when there’s good light. And the best lightContinue reading “On Location with The Time Lapse Nuts: Episode 001 Sydney’s Circular Quay”
Organizing Footages As A Time Lapse Photographer
As a time lapse shooter you will have to deal with lots of photos or what we called assets in the industry. Yes every clicks is an asset, a digital assets. But how do I organise it and that’s the topic of today post. Each time I going out on the field, I could potentiallyContinue reading “Organizing Footages As A Time Lapse Photographer”
Royalty Free Music: Where Do You Get It From?
When we need music in our time lapse video? That’s a good question right? With video we only completed 50% of the work if we only post up videos only. Imagine watching any blockbusters movie without audio. It won’t be a block blockbusters for you that is for sure. I know when I first startedContinue reading “Royalty Free Music: Where Do You Get It From?”
3 Software You Need To Master As A Time Lapse Photographer
Photography in the digital age means that we need to post-processing your photos unless you shoot JPEG. Either JPEG or Raw setting you choose for your photos one or more of the software I’ll mention still apply to you. Just imagine the analogue we spend our time in the dark room to process our photos.Continue reading “3 Software You Need To Master As A Time Lapse Photographer”
Histogram Explain and Why You should Shoot to the Right
Understanding the histogram is the first step to get better photos for post processing. I didn’t mention a good photograph needs to have the perfect histogram. Photography is very subjective. A perfect text book histogram could be a very dull photo. So where do we begins? A histogram simply a way for our sensor toContinue reading “Histogram Explain and Why You should Shoot to the Right”
What Aspects Should I used as a Time lapse Photographer?
The age of screen is here so if you don’t want to read further that’s my conclusion. So 16:9 is the way to go. If you still with me then thank you. The full frame sensor is based on a 3/2 35mm film format. It is the most popular format we have right now andContinue reading “What Aspects Should I used as a Time lapse Photographer?”
Timelapse Nuts 