
one the pictures are in the programme, I select them all and right click and choose 00.00.01 speed/duration then drop them on the timeline. Once I have the footage I use Premiere to edit. The pictures are 4/3 ratio with wide being 4000 by 3000 pixels and medium 3000 by 2250 pixels. I tend to use medium rater than wide angle, but this is just a preference. I could use the waterproof case if I was leaving it outside, however the downside to this is you have to keep replacing batteries, a better way is to run the camera from the mains and leave it. as I use a 25 frames per second out put I will assign 1 picture for each frame, this will give around 100 seconds of footage per 7 hours for 10 seconds per picture or around 33 seconds per 30 seconds a picture. I set it to take a picture every 10 or 30 seconds. The Go pro is good for this and it has a time lapse feature.

He does huge pieces, often the sides of houses etc.Īs these pieces take many days to Finnish I need to use a camera that I can just leave in the same place and it just gets turned on at the start and switched off at the end of the day. Recently I have done a few time lapses for an artist friend of mine, Gage.
