T2i time lapse footage.

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Haleatron

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Hey everyone, this is the first film i made with my T2i its not perfect but at the time loved filming time lapse.

Any feedback / opinions would be much appreciated

Cheers.



 
Some very beautiful locations there, but much of it was overexposed. The T2i tends to meter hot. Whatever the camera's meter says is "right on" should be pulled back by about a stop. You lose detail in the highlights otherwise, and with something like a bright sky that's pretty much all you're looking at. I'd also recommend a polarizer filter, as that will help you pull out more of the sky's colors. Neutral Density (ND) filtering will help you decrease exposure without altering your aperture, shutter speed, or ISO.
 
C2V said:
Some very beautiful locations there, but much of it was overexposed. The T2i tends to meter hot. Whatever the camera's meter says is "right on" should be pulled back by about a stop. You lose detail in the highlights otherwise, and with something like a bright sky that's pretty much all you're looking at. I'd also recommend a polarizer filter, as that will help you pull out more of the sky's colors. Neutral Density (ND) filtering will help you decrease exposure without altering your aperture, shutter speed, or ISO.
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Is it ok to put a polarizer on the cheap kit lens? Which polarizer do you consider to be average in price but works well?

thanks
 
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