Time Lapse

[Skilled]

Could anyone please tell me how to set the camera to do this.. I just cant figure it out.

Thanks

 

[MTS]

The Camera does not feature Time lapse

 

[Thomas Lew]

You can't. You have to film all of it and then speed it up in post or remove x frames as still images then string them together. Kind of a pain. Panasonic didn't include a variable timelapse thingy =[

 

[Skilled]

Really! Wow..I see all kinds of time lapse on youtube and vimeo with this camera!

 

[KKeller]

Really! Wow..I see all kinds of time lapse on youtube and vimeo with this camera!

They probably shot at 24fps and sped it up in post. That's what I do.

 

[matt s.]

thats what i have done as well. shoot and speed up in post with out frame blending.

 

[Thomas Lew]

thats what i have done as well. shoot and speed up in post with out frame blending.

Is there a reason for without as opposed to with it on? I've never done time lapse before.

 

[Strobe Media]

http://vimeo.com/4759331

i filmed that the other day, all the time lapses were shot in 1080 24p, filmed for about 20 minutes each and sped up to be around 20 seconds, and that's the result.

 

[Skilled]

Thank you all. Nice job Strobe! I will give it a try.

 

[pcascio]

Wow, the IS on this camera seems to be very effective.

Great video, well edited and produced. Nice job.

 

[Strobe Media]

thanks

 

[icyroc kravyn]

great job man

 

[kidstick]

Saturday morning I went to vistek ottawa. Iam from montreal so its a 2hour drive and I decided to try a timelapse with the hmc150. I put a tripod on the backseat and film all the way from my house to the vistek's parking. I will try to post a video soon.

 

[boo]

like it strobe! what fisheye did you use? i don't see any vignetting unless it was cropped?

 

[Skilled]

Look forward to seeing kidstick..

 

[Strobe Media]

like it strobe! what fisheye did you use? i don't see any vignetting unless it was cropped?

that was my last shoot with the 16x9 inc .45x Super Fisheye

 

[BobDiaz]

You can't. You have to film all of it and then speed it up in post or remove x frames as still images then string them together. Kind of a pain. Panasonic didn't include a variable timelapse thingy =[

The photo is funny, but if you look closely, the Exit sigh is closer to the camera than the video camera is. You can tell by the sizes of the exit sign and the camera. Thus, the video camera is beside the exit sign, not behind it.


Bob Diaz

 

[Strobe Media]

you thought way too hard about that

 

[Brad_C]

http://www.vimeo.com/4580377

I'm pretty sure I shot this in 60p over about an hours time. Heavily sped up. Color corrected to have that perfect blue sky and white cloud look.

 

[D.R. Gates]

The photo is funny, but if you look closely, the Exit sigh is closer to the camera than the video camera is. You can tell by the sizes of the exit sign and the camera. Thus, the video camera is beside the exit sign, not behind it.

Bob Diaz

I don't think so. If they were truly side by side, you wouldn't see the reflection of the front of the camera on the back of the sign.