How to Use a Intervalometer Tutorial

[@kevinsanders4262]

Great tutorial! Gonna watch it a couple more times then give it a go.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

Have fun! Time Lapses are so cool 😉

[@Auxiliarry]

Still trying to figure out what camera to buy but now I'm stuck watching all these videos, your channel is amazing thank you.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

Glad you like them! what type of Photography do you mainly shoot.

[@TimRWhite]

My Z5 is very good for what I do now, however I am planning to upgrade to the Z6ii or wait for the rumored Z6iii.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

If I had a choice I would wait for the Z6III as the improvements to auto-focus would be well worth it.

[@JulesMoyaert_photo]

Thank you!

[@CharlesNPhotography]

You're welcome!

[@jvianneyjr]

What's the best wired controller or wireless controller? Why?

[@CharlesNPhotography]

That is a hard question to answer has it depends on the camera you own and how much you want to spend. I prefer a wired Intervalometer.

[@skmaltare5890]

today night i m going to use this and capture jupiter. yesterday night it was very sacky due to wind.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

That's great and good luck for tonight 😉

[@TimRWhite]

Still using my D7000, and gave up on using the internal Timelapse.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

Same when I had the D7000 it would just sop for no reason

[@seamanjive]

Just what I needed, great vid....thx! Need a more impressive Aussie sunset!!!

[@CharlesNPhotography]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Jimmy_Cavallo]

💥 Excellent tutorial, thank you. Are you shooting these in JPEG.?? It seems like it takes a massive amount of frames to shoot that long and raw files are huge.

[@CharlesNPhotography]

No! I shoot all my time-lapsea in raw.

[@Jimmy_Cavallo]

@@CharlesNPhotography So that seems like about 900 frames in that amount of time. That’s nearly an entire 64gb card filled up