5 PRO TIPS to nail your next Motion Control Timelapse - Timelapse Tips Tuesday #14

[@matt.pereira]

So, so good to have you back and recording videos - such an inspiration for me to get off my butt and go shoot some stuff !!!!

[@EmericTimelapse]

Thanks you for this really, always nice to read!!

[@rogerbotting3459]

Just the basics! Good video

[@EmericTimelapse]

Thanks :D

[@frankobenic7917]

Really nice video :)

[@lopezexplora]

Cool!!

[@Robertobinetti70]

Thanks

[@EmericTimelapse]

No problem

[@EmericTimelapse]

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[@derekrowanphotograpics]

G’Day Emeric, at 1:19 what is the pan & tilt system your using? Atm I’m using the Zeapon Pons PT, great for all round use, yet very heavy if walking from location to location.

[@EmericTimelapse]

This is the Kessler Crane Pan/Tilt System. It's old now, maybe they have a new system, but that one was pretty heavy as well! But works like a charm though!

[@leovilla329]

How you control the exposure time the siider and the camera. I have the same slider but I used shot Aperture priority inclusive with day to night timelapse how you sicronize the syrp in the exposure time changes in the camera?

[@EmericTimelapse]

I manually change the camera settings or use a Bluetooth device like the Unleashed, so I can keep shooting in M mode!

[@luisjg2628]

Hi Emeric¡ Many brands advertise and sell motorized timelapse sliders saying they support up to 3 kilos of weight, but what they don't say or show is that they can't be used in inclined positions, say 45 or 60 degree tilt. Many brands are complete garbage, they can only be used in horizontal positions and with very little inclination. 🤦‍♀🤦‍♀

[@EmericTimelapse]

Hmm interesting. I think the max I've done was close to 45 degrees and it did well with the Syrp Genie One, the one you see in the video. Never really tried with the Kessler Crane!