2017 vs 2022: How I Shoot Holy Grail Timelapses Today | Master Day-to-Night Timelapses Episode 1

[@EmericTimelapse]

Watch more courses on my website - emerictimelapse.com/courses Let me know in the comments what is your favorite way of shooting day to night timelapses!

[@weswess973]

Génial ! Cette série commence à peine et elle me plaît déjà... Hâte de voir la suite !

[@EmericTimelapse]

Parfait alors :D

[@madecine]

Great tidbits in here. I will check out Digital Anarchy's tool.

[@EmericTimelapse]

Definitely a good investment!

[@michaelfinn4862]

Awesome man, so good 👍 Flickerfree is so good at what it does

[@EmericTimelapse]

Yes it does!

[@paigecfrancis]

Great follow up to your course. That sequence for ramping makes a lot of sense now that you mention it. Keep up the good work. 💪🏽💪🏽

[@EmericTimelapse]

Awesome, thank you!

[@amitdutta8768]

Wonderful. Thanks for the elaborate information shared

[@HRDChris]

Merci pour toutes ces astuces bienvenues pour une meilleures maitrise ;-) Au top

[@ellisvener5337]

Will using lenses with manually set f-stops reduce or eliminate flicker or are the advantages of using modern automated lenses that overwhelming ?

[@JonasHholt]

Been working with the Flicker Free plugin for a while now and it produces amazing smooth results even with heavy contrast flicker. However, if you enable 'slow/sometimes better' on Detect Motion, it tends to eat up a lot of Video RAM on your GPU. When I worked on a 6K file here the other day, it actually maxed out my Nvidia RTX A3000 graphics card (6GB) and crashed After Effects with settings 8 in Time Radius, 45% in Mask Threshold and 35 in Mask Radius. So the plugin requires a lot of video RAM (probably between 12 and 24 GB) if you work in 6K or 8K resolution and would like to use the 'slow/sometimes better' setting in Detect Motion.

[@edwarddebruyn8717]

You are simply the best regarding TL. Nice to share this, thank you. Regarding aperture changes, would just share, what you know since long, don't go for one stop changes. Because it will induce a lot of very visible vignetting changes. Made this error several times and learned don't go for more than ½ or even better ⅓ change of aperture change... It's a long time till December...waiting for the "Unleashed 2" Would help a lot because changing settings on the camera is very stressing for me. Movements or even changing off view. Even thinking about buying an Unleashed1...but maybe a bad idea. For the moment using the internal TL feature Sony. It's doing a very good job (take in acount several images before changing a setting) but when it's getting really dark it don't go for day to night...to Milky Way shots. Other problem it don't offer the possibility (Program) to set a preference in way to change first the exposure time, aperture, ISO. Actually it goes a little quick for changing the ISO but fortunately it's possible to set a maximum allowed ISO change... Other problem, the changes don't follow to really dark situations (day to Milky Way shots). But as I mentioned no problem for day to night transitions in city environments. Actually I've always my RX100m7 with me for "urgent, unforeseen, time-lapses" :-) TL and Sony TL feature: Think it's meanly made to be used for daytime-TL, nighttime-TL and city views day to night TL. Look forward to your next video

[@EmericTimelapse]

Thanks for sharing!

[@fredriksvard2603]

Dont change the aperture when shooting timelapses.

[@EmericTimelapse]

Changing the aperture is fine 2 or 3 times. Been doing it for years and never had any issues!