BEHIND THE TIME-LAPSE: Episode 5

[@morten.rustad]

The big livestream will be at this Tuesday, March 28th, 6pm CET (Norway, Germany, France, etc.) - which is 12pm New York, 9am LA, 5pm London etc. Tune in, see you then!

[@vinzent_visuals504]

When comes the next Video?

[@davidecastagno3607]

Morten Rustad thank you very much

[@vinzent_visuals504]

And do you think it is ok if you are shooting not in RAW?

[@Manchitm]

Awesome. Gonna write down all my questions :P :D

[@morten.rustad]

Tune in guys: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIXbq6B-YraKmbc

[@joharondon4809]

When I saw the time-lapse video, this one clip completely took my breath away. Thank you very much.

[@keith2599]

Awesome Time-Lapse from the man himself the Awesome morten rustad...AWSOME WORK

[@si0054]

I really admire your patience and detail for perfection. You have really inspired me to start doing time-lapse on top of my photography, but I have no idea where to begin. Other than just try

[@matthewhodgkins3317]

I'd love to see more of these!

[@BrentHall]

Great video, and incredible work! Your attention to detail has not gone unnoticed. I'm looking forward to your next timelapse project!

[@flaviopresutti]

Thanks for sharing! All the tips are great! Greetigs from Uruguay!

[@arthurvanstrien]

Thank you for the beautiful images you have created. To my vision, you have absolutely put your time and soul in them and I think you can be proud of the result. Your work inspired me to try out some timelapse experiments myself and I absolutely love it so far.

[@chillvida6651]

I loved that serie so much and I learned a lot. Thank you Morten. Your videos are amazing!

[@ShaoVideoProduction]

Looking forward to the beginnig-to-end video. :)

[@RicoOder]

i really enjoy these series. please do more of it :)

[@baas3652]

Very interesting as usual! God helg :)

[@JakobSFilms]

Great video, loved the Film!

[@levianhanenkamp2542]

Amazing video.

[@johanlisspers7934]

Beatiful work and video!

[@davidecastagno3607]

Thanks for your work, i've followed this series of five video a lot, i've watch your video many times, learned a lot of thinks and enjoy your fantastic video. Now i'm just waiting the "something else" much in detail of timelapse photography, i'm also wait the project at the end of the video and obviously the live :)

[@scotty4418]

Youre the man. great series

[@billleblanc819]

I learned a lot, thanks!

[@mehwish8543]

Very informative. keep up the good work.👍

[@nichapathanakanyanaworraku9707]

That's the best ever !! i will waiting for the big livestream from THAILAND :)

[@aurorahiraeth5896]

400th like and no dislikes. Love the tutorials brotha.

[@vincenzopalma86]

This is so interesting... Thanks! Have you ever thought about using anamorphic lenses for time-lapses in order to achieve a more cinematic feel (real 2.39:1 ratio)? You will be able to safe your entire composition with no cropping at all. Do you think could be a good idea?

[@morten.rustad]

Yes, I'm currently trying it out.

[@vincenzopalma86]

Awesome! Can you tell something about the models you are trying out? I'm waiting for a nice video about your cinematic setup! :D In this case, I'd like to know what do you think about using vintage prime lenses in time-lapse photography. I'm just considering that you don't need AF or VR lenses, and many of them are very cheap and unique. Like the Helios 44-2, the 40-2 or the Meyer vintage lenses. I know you mainly prefer to go for a wider depth of field in your works but, in my opinion, adding that swirly, magical out of focus to your more closed-up compositions, in conjunction with an anamorphic lens that will also emphasize lens flares, could be an added value for your films. It is my opinion, I'd like to know what you think about. Thank you

[@OhadPearl]

Hey, love your work! Why don't you make a video about what it takes to be in the right place at the right time? (your "coming up" at the end suggested something like that i guess?). I think my knowledge in timelapse techniques is enough to get bored by videos like this one, I'm very familiar with the process from shooting to post process work. Like you said, the most important thing is getting to and being in these locations. I'd love to see your process from idea, plan, plan B (plan A rarely goes haha) and the quick decisions you have to make on location. well I'm talking too much, keep up the awesome work! :)

[@NundNs1]

Last time I was so early the sun wasn't up.

[@iammifl]

Maybe mocha pro in AE could work for this? Not sure how it handles 90+ Masks though.

[@flyingchris81]

How do you get a sharp timelapse in those windy conditions? I mean how to you line up the images in post? Is it not the problem that the camera is shooting those single images in slightly different positions, when it "shaking" in the wind?

[@brownchairphotography]

Thanks for the tip on planes. Does the same thing work for birds?

[@morten.rustad]

Sure, do it in Lightroom.

[@matchstick3333]

Hi Morten in your last behind the time-lapse you talk about jerky pans do you have any tips on how to smooth them out in post? I went out to a once in a life time location got a great time-lapse unfortunately the pan is jerky

[@morten.rustad]

Warp Stabilizer

[@christianwolff1389]

THANKS!!!

[@aidenhall559]

Hey I'm planning a 200 day expedition in norwegian wilderness from 1.april, hopefully as early as 2018. I''m no photographer but it would be silly not taking with me a camera. Are there cameras that are built to be more durable with expeditions in mind, or should my focus just be to find a good "nature" camera and just take really good care of it? Even the least durable cameras can take some raindrops right?

[@IWTBFOY]

Do you have a lightroom tutorial?

[@benceagoston8996]

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