filmguy123
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Let's say I want to do a sunset, or a city night shot. What is the best way to go about this and why / or benefits of each? + a few questions:
1.) 24p VS 30p VS 60p?
2.) So a one hour sunset, at 2fps @ 30p would give me a 4 minute clip of the timelapse. If I speed this up in post by 1000% to give me a 30 second time lapse, how will this effect motion blur/etc.?
3.) To confirm, to get this kind of exposure, is it true that I cannot use interval recording? At this point, I am locked into 2 frames a second... so maybe a more "detailed" timelapse than I would have wanted? Except with cool streaks? And also, like #2, what effect does speeding up the footage in an NLE have?
4.) What are the other main differences between using this and interval recording except for better exposure? And how exactly does it change the motion blur?
1.) 24p VS 30p VS 60p?
2.) So a one hour sunset, at 2fps @ 30p would give me a 4 minute clip of the timelapse. If I speed this up in post by 1000% to give me a 30 second time lapse, how will this effect motion blur/etc.?
3.) To confirm, to get this kind of exposure, is it true that I cannot use interval recording? At this point, I am locked into 2 frames a second... so maybe a more "detailed" timelapse than I would have wanted? Except with cool streaks? And also, like #2, what effect does speeding up the footage in an NLE have?
4.) What are the other main differences between using this and interval recording except for better exposure? And how exactly does it change the motion blur?