Best Interval for Timelapse | TUTORIAL

[@ThaneR0248]

Awesome thank you!! exactly what i was looking for..

[@AnggaKun]

Thank you for the video!

[@ViajanteNato]

Great video thank you

[@MattiaBicchi]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@jerwinpasco]

One of my favourite YT channels. Really inspiring man.

[@MattiaBicchi]

Thank you so much man! You made my day! Hope to keep you entertained and inspired for long time! 😊

[@Ladieedemo]

Thank you

[@davidburchettephotography6513]

Very useful info. I’m sure I’ll be referring to this again. Thank you Mattia 🙏

[@MattiaBicchi]

Thank you man! Happy I could help! 😊

[@quarkyman1]

Thanks for sharing this invaluable info Mattia. 👍👍

[@MattiaBicchi]

Thanks Michael! 😊

[@Vaibhav_Shah]

Hi Mattia! Please make a video on your after effects export settings. That will be very helpful.

[@MattiaBicchi]

Ok! Put It on my list.. 😊 thank you for the suggestion! 💪

[@ekta1706]

You are really inspiring...can you help with shooting a timelapse for a flower that takes 4-5hrs to bloom...what should be the shooting interval and the number of shots to be taken...Thanks

[@MattiaBicchi]

Thank you so much! If you want a 35 sec timelapse I would shoot with a 15/20 sec interval and shoot around 900 pics.

[@gustavoseabra]

Great video. Thanks.

[@MattiaBicchi]

Thank you!!😊

[@robmacmillan8841]

Hey mate just came across your channel and amazing work mate 🤙🏼 I’m so keen to give a day to might time lapse ago what settings would be a good starting point ? I have a 16 mm f2.8 on a Sony a7iv

[@MattiaBicchi]

Hi! Thank you! So happy you are enjoying my videos! You can try first the Av method, but the camera can introduce flicker during the night. I would suggest to do the manual method to get a perfect result, start at the widest aperture, so you won’t see vignettes increasing during the timelapse, then once the light is going down start increase the shutter speed up to 5 seconds from the interval you set, i.e. Interval 22 second, shutter speed 17sec, once you get to 17sec, start increasing the ISO, 6400 is a good top for the A7IV, once you are at 6400, set the shutter speed at max 20sec and then wait. You can check this video where I demostraste this technique: How to Create a Day to Milky Way Timelapse kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3PJq4avbZVgrrs let me know how it goes! ☺️

[@robmacmillan8841]

@ thanks brother 🤙🏼

[@robmacmillan8841]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@alishmab]

Hi! for capture Milky Way and sunrise in row what setting do you suggest?

[@MattiaBicchi]

Hi! If you have a standard intervalometer, I would keep with the Milky Way interval all the time, so 20-30 sec. If you have a LRT pro timer, you can ramp the interval to get a longer sunrise. So starting with 30sec intervals and finish with 5sec.

[@stoolin9706]

glad I found your channel. Lots of good content. One question, when shooting astro, are you saying the exposure is 20 seconds and the time in between photos is 5 seconds long before the shutter is triggered again?

[@MattiaBicchi]

Thank you so much Ariel! Yes, I set basically a 25s interval between shoots. Depending if you have a faster write camera/card it can be even less time after the long exposure.. sometimes I have a 23s interval, so 20s exposure and 3s of ‘buffer’..

[@stoolin9706]

@@MattiaBicchi Interval is a confusing term. So a 25 second interval means exposure time (20 SEC) + buffer (5 SEC). So for Astro if I'm shooting a 20 second exposure a buffer f 3-5 seconds should be fine?

[@MattiaBicchi]

Yes, Correct! 👌

[@lewisforsythe1403]

What interval do you recommend for solar eclipse?

[@MattiaBicchi]

I would go with 1 sec intervals, cos is very fast, I think it only last a few minutes

[@lewisforsythe1403]

Ok thanks...but I'm going to want the whole event. Apparently it's around 1 and a half hours. I would like a one 30 second video of it all ... what do you think?...

[@MattiaBicchi]

Mhh I see, if you are shooting wide.. maybe 3/4 seconds. If you are shooting long and tracking still 1/2 sec max.. you will end up with tons of pics, but is you can speed it up in post if needed.

[@MattiaBicchi]

If the interval is too slow, 5/8 sec, the actual eclipse would last so little..

[@simonworger]

Hi, what interval would you use for the moon setting ? Would you also use AP mode as it will be going from light to dark ? Thanks.

[@MattiaBicchi]

Thank you! For moonrise or set I’d use a 1 second interval if you are shooting with a long focal lens. With a wide lens a 2 or 3 seconds interval. I use Av mode but you need to trust your camera that can do a good job on the exposure and do a bit of work on LRtimelapse to smooth out the transition.

[@Ice_box714]

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[@PressRec]

isn't the interval the double of your shutter speed because of the 180degree rule? so if my shutter is at 30s it would be 1 minute during each photo right?

[@MattiaBicchi]

Hi! That’s a rule for video recording, the 180 degree rule can be applicable on TL when you have short interval or SS, but with long exposure (3sec + ) I wouldn’t follow it, because will make your timelapse shoot way longer and faster. Hope that makes sense..

[@wakilyadav2082]

Bro i want vedioshoot on beach for 4hours then how many interval should need for perfect timelapse vedio reply me

[@MattiaBicchi]

Hi, if you are shooting a sunset, you can set an interval of 10sec.

[@albertocecchi214]

Bello come il sole !!!!!!!!!hahahahah

[@MattiaBicchi]

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