Time Lapse Photography using a Nikon D5600 or Similar Camera

[@HasanKhedr]

Thanks for always cutting from your time for teaching others something new :)

[@RealWorld]

Glad to be of help!:)

[@giuseppeconte6491]

man, i love the way you talk about cameras and teach things, always interesting, and you do it in a very relaxing way. Really good youtube experience

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to inspire!:)

[@daveshireman1345]

Great video. Never really thought about life expectancy of the shutter, thank you for that important tip. I shoot timelapse with a GoPro, which works great, but I'm looking to expand on options

[@humandebris666]

Dude the one with the painting was amazing! Thank you for your creativity.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback!:) Watching the painting come to life is very cool:).

[@hollydawsonjames1999]

Great video!!! I just bought at used D5600 cross your fingers and toes that I'll be about to learn the ins and outs of this little baby, I'm so excited

[@RealWorld]

thanks for the feedback Holly and glad to be of help!:) this is a late replied so hopefully you have your camera and doing well with it:).

[@acanthosaura7018]

You are one of favourite persons explaining something with details and examples!! You help me a lot!! Keep what you are doing! 🙌

[@johncoubrough2204]

Just found your site as I’m trying out time lap photography for the first time, great video from you have subscribed to you so looking forward to more . Thank you really enjoyed your info.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the feedback John and glad to be of help!:)

[@vibhatawakley440]

Very nicely made video and explained in all details. I would like to watch more of your videos. Great.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:)

[@bbysprite6044]

You're fantastic. Thank you. Superbly done. Very informative, concise and understandable.

[@Joseandresnajera]

Thank you doing such a great job explaining how to set the camera and why! also I really appreciate you mentioning the shutter count consideration.

[@RealWorld]

glad to be of help and welcome to the channel! :)

[@ronanrogers4127]

Tremendous video, as usual. Big thanks for pointing out the approximate shutter life and how extensive use of time lapse would reduce effective life.

[@RealWorld]

Glad to be of help!:)

[@harshitarao8840]

I really like your videos. You are doing a commendable job, sir. You make the toughest stuff simpler and enjoyable. I like the way you make notes and try to stick to the topic and cover all aspects. I am so motivated by you. I would love to see more videos on photography basics. Thank you for helping the newbies to the photography world.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Welcome to the channel and stay tuned as I have more videos on the way:).

[@lilypad112233]

harshita rao I second this!!

[@TornadoCrewStormChasers]

I storm chase and I use a d7500 but a 3x5 laminated checklist of your T.L. settings would be helpful when working fast under pressure

[@ralphatkins8943]

Nice Tutorial. I just bought a D5600. Thanks

[@RealWorld]

Glad to be of help and welcome to the world of photography!:) The D5600 is a nice/solid camera in my opinion.

[@zleroyx1156]

you´re a living legend Sir, keep it up :)

[@RealWorld]

thanks for the feedback!:)

[@Garylhairston]

Had the camera a few years. Now I am learning How to use it, Thanks for creating this video,

[@RealWorld]

LOL - I suspect many people feel the same:). DSLRs are fun/creative/powerful.

[@robin66va26]

Hello. Thank you so much for doing these D5600 videos. This is my first dslr. I’m so excited to learn everything I can about it. I’m having a hard time finding a battery grip though. I know Nikon didn’t make one specifically for this model. Any suggestions? Thanks and keep up the great work!!

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Battery grips are great for vertical shots and better grip, etc. One suggestion is the Neewer grip which can be found here - amzn.to/2Q9Nkpp ... a good/solid price as well:).

[@robin66va26]

RealWorld Thanks so much!

[@jerryboylunar4841]

this camera is also the one i want 😊

[@dhiggins29406]

It's nice of you to show the video. Thanks 😊

[@waq444]

V nice review. Found this video while looking for d5600 settings.:)

[@avinashrai11141]

I'm addicted to timelapse photography.

[@RealWorld]

Lots of cool things can be achieved with time lapse:).

[@RobbieStert]

Hi RealWorld! I just got a D5600, but when I do timelapses at night, I get a notification that says "subject too dark". I've tried manually adjusting both the aperture and shutter speed, but it won't take any photos because the camera thinks the subject looks too dark. Thanks for your amazing helpful videos!

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback!:) I suspect you are taking a time lapse of something at night or relatively dark? When this happens, try manual mode. You will need to set the aperture and shutter, but that is okay.

[@1polocheallaigh]

Try manual focus also

[@dannelmulja8958]

Hello, i would like to know how to do Day to Night time lapse, like how do you change the settings when the environment you're shooting at is getting darker. Thanks in advance

[@RealWorld]

this might make for a good future video:). you could shoot in manual, but i might suggest aperture priority set to something relatively wide/open like 4.5, ISO of 100, interval of 10-20 seconds (you can play with this as needed), a good tripod, and let the camera do the rest:). The camera will control the shutter speed and adjust as needed to maintain a proper exposure. aperture priority works great if you have a clear sky but may flicker a bit if you have lots of clouds and/or varying light pollution. hope this helps!:)

[@comez1967]

Amazing video !!! I really enjoyed...keep it going !!!!

[@jensenramsay8114]

this video has been a massive help, thankyou

[@roscmon]

Thank you for all your great instructional vids. You've really helped me a lot. Also... I've never ever ever said these words before... this will be the first time. I love the music that you have in the beginning of the vid. Very bluesy. The other music that's spread throughout is unnecessary but thankfully not as distracting as some music that people add to their vids. Anyway, thanks for the instructions, it's much appreciated. :)

[@RealWorld]

LOL - thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help/inspiration!:)

[@aparecidolima5921]

I just to thank you by the your nice time lapse photography tips. I am from Brasil, Minas Gerais State and Governador Valadares City. Ithank you ever so much again.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post and glad to be of help from the United States!:)

[@busybeemama1762]

Could you help me as to why my camera is not highlighting some of these settings? Highlight as it it wont let me select...iv followed all quidlines up until "Auto ISO SENSITIVITY Control"

[@RealWorld]

hmmmm ... curious to know what mode you are using. typically, certain controls are disable depending on your mode. manual mode should open everything for the most part. :)

[@victoriacea1]

Thank you so much, this video realy helps me ! greetings from Argentina

[@rodgaray]

Hey nice to see you posting vids again!!! Great video by the way!!!!

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the feedback and more on the way!:)

[@ivanremus1]

Hello, I love your videos! They are very detailed oriented. I NEED YOUR HELP! I bought this particular camera-model, and I love it for photography. Still, I’ve been struggling to get decent videos from it. Can you please, suggest to me (us) an adequate setting for video? In particular, I’m interested in setting for vlogging. Every time I try to vlog using my camera, the footage is useless. Sometimes, the image is out of focus. Sometimes, the camera is hunting for focus all the time. In both cases, the image useless.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback/question!:) Nikon has been historically challenged when shooting video, however they introduced the AF-P lens which I believe is included with the D5600 kit (check your lens - if you have an AF-S, you have the older version and auto focus will struggle in video). I found AF-P to work well overall. Nonetheless, check your focus mode as well and consider using AF-C ( continuous focus - imaging.nikon.com/support/digitutor/d5600/functions/focusmode_finder.html ). Also, ensure you are using 3D tracking for AF area mode ( imaging.nikon.com/support/digitutor/d5600/functions/afareamode_finder.html ). Hope this helps to some extent!:)

[@tranhuuhung2508]

Thank you very much for your informative guidance! I have two questions as a newbie. You say it could take around 3k to 4k shots as one-shot-per-second timelapse for a duration of 90 mins. The battery of this camera is rated at around 960 shots per charge. So how do we keep up with the battery in between without interrupting the timelapse operation? And if we get up to the limit of the shutter (i.e 150,000), is there any way to change the shutter or the camera is over? Thanks for your time, sir.

[@tejasroowala6780]

Thnx for uploading such informative tutorials.

[@RealWorld]

glad to be of help!:)

[@PV_SMedia]

Thank you. New sub. I just recently bought this camera. It's pretty neat! I'll be using it for short film and music videos & ofc, photography

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post and welcome to the channel!:)

[@brokefrogproductions]

I bought some gear recently, and the seller threw in a Nikon D5600 for free. I was going to sell it until I saw this video...now I can't wait to try a time lapse shot!

[@xhinoofak7647]

What lens do you recommend for time lapse? On the Nikon D5600 of course.

[@RealWorld]

This will really depend on the effect you want to achieve:). If you want smooth motion, you should try to capture more frequent shots. I have taken many time lapses and will say it is a guessing game to some extent - a game of trial and error:).

[@virenderpatny8197]

Is it possible to process and view the time lapse video built in by DSLR d5600 in the camera only? Or it my need an editing software for the final video?

[@RealWorld]

yes, the camera will render the time lapse which is nice and will allow you to view it back in camera:).

[@francessmith6132]

Good instructions but sadly I do not have a time-laps option on my Nikon camera

[@dopo8333]

Well-thought final comment on life expectancy of the shutter. I'm thinking of doing some stacking for astrophoto, and I had the same thought, as some guys recommend stacking hundreds of photos at a time...

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback:). I am not certain about staking hundreds of photos but a small handful should be good:).

[@rebecacedeno1856]

Thanks for the vid! Question: why can't I go further than 7 h 59 min for the shooting time?

[@RealWorld]

This is an interesting discovery/question:). My best guess has something to do with Nikon's maximum limitation of 20 mins per movie clip. If you take 1 shot per second for 7 hours and 59 minutes, you will receive a movie just under 20 mins. Since the interval of the time lapse can vary greatly, this does not make much sense but it is a guess on my part:).

[@soumensanyal794]

Glad to see you after a long time...Plz bring videos for us more frequently

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post and will do!:)

[@roasty80]

Yay glad your back. You have helped me more than you know and can't thank you enough

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the feedback and glad to be of help!:)

[@SantoshJadhav-jp3fw]

Does the D5600 battery lasts for couple of days with long timelapse mode ON? eg shooting the flower blooming from bud.

[@RealWorld]

Unfortunately, no - the battery will drain:).

[@SantoshJadhav-jp3fw]

@@RealWorld Thanks for update. Thought that DSLR might have long lasting battery as they are not power hungry as mirrorless. After turning most of the options I am able to shoot with Z6II for max 6 hrs.. This is not enough for shooting flowers timelapse.

[@RealWorld]

Mirrorless cameras are power hungry and while mirrored cameras are more efficient, their batteries can only last for so long:). Nonetheless, if you have multi batteries, you might swap between shots (do you best to not move the camera).

[@chrisbrezzy707]

This is a great video I just got mines 2 weeks ago , super happyand ready to learn more. Great vid

[@remeshreji848]

Sir, i have d5600 with me. Last week, i purchased AC adaptor with DC coupler for live streaming in FB. The streaming may last for more than an hour. My doubt is that, can we stream video contineously, above 30 minutes, with this camera.

[@RealWorld]

You should be able to stream for longer than 30 mins but not record:).

[@remeshreji848]

Thanks for the reply🌷🙏🏻

[@jarisanders9962]

Best teeth in the photography game hands down

[@timstill152]

I followed everything on the menu like you did here but when it came to ISO sensitivity it was grayed out. What did I do wrong?

[@RealWorld]

check the camera mode ... what mode are you in? ensure you are not in full auto (consider using aperture or shutter priority).

[@timstill152]

@@RealWorld Thanks, that fixed it. However, now the 'Time Lapse' option was grayed out. (eye begins twitching)

[@ChillBrass]

@@timstill152 did you ever solve this or figure out how to shoot the time lapse in any mode other than manual? Im stuck there too

[@PinoyOverlanders]

Thank you. Newbies in d5600 and still dont know how to use it properly.

[@RealWorld]

glad to be of help and enjoy the ride!:)

[@johnnacario5623]

I can't find in my d5500 , is my camera doesn't have built in time lapse ?

[@RealWorld]

Should be on the D5500 under the Shooting Menu and Interval Timer Shooting

[@johnnacario5623]

@@RealWorld thanks !!!

[@darndarndarn]

thanks mate! great video, very detailed!

[@denardsmith2848]

Super helpful and straight forward

[@RAN4EVR1]

Very well explained. Thanks you so much buddy :) Love from India :)

[@RealWorld]

thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:)

[@benixpalakkuzhi858]

Is it possible to adjust iso and shutter speed manually while shooting videos

[@RealWorld]

great question and unfortunately, no ... you must stop the recording first.

[@TornadoCrewStormChasers]

Very nice presentation.

[@proudtobepinay4607]

This is really Great video, you deserve a million subscriber. Sir Thank you for the tutorial video..

[@rozza6068]

got my first camera a D5600 yesterday and I'm like Jon snow right now who knows nothing.. How fast will the battery drain during time lapse? Is there anyway of using an adapter?

[@RealWorld]

LOL ... you are on the right path!:) Once you disable the image preview and start with a full battery, you can go a long time depending on the frequency of shots ... should be good to handle most time lapses.

[@ethanblan4357]

First comment. Btw I love your channel. You are my inspiration to become a 13 year old hobby photographer with my Nikon d3400

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Stay with it and let your creativity soar!:)

[@roasty80]

I have the d3400. Love it

[@akshatsen5481]

Sir plz suggest me to choose between canon 200d and d5600 ?...secondly i wanted to know that...is d5600 make any noise while recording in autofocus mode ?

[@RealWorld]

These two are very similar although I might give the edge to the D5600. Nikon removed the AA filter which is good (the anti-aliasing filter which tends to soften images). Ultimately, this might come down to cost:). If the 200d is cheaper, I might lean in that direction as well:).

[@akshatsen5481]

Thank You so much sir for your suggestion :) Looking forward for more suggestion too in near future :)

[@virenderpatny8197]

I already have D7200, will it work as d5600 is doing for a time lapse video?

[@RealWorld]

yes, the D7200 works in a very similar manner regarding time lapse - works well:).

[@grootjnr]

Thanks for doing that man. I've the same camera, and love it. Haven't experimented with time lapse yet, but now I will. Always an inspiration to try stuff. That's why I like your channel. Although I'm concerned about the number of shots time lapse uses on my camera 😱 but can't wait to try it 😎

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Don't be too concerned about the shutter count as I have yet to experience shutter failure:). Nonetheless, just something to note:).

[@leonelpadron5626]

Don't be concerned about it!!! That's the reason you bought the camera for. Besides shutter replaces are relatively cheap in comparison to camera gear. So, enjoy the camera and use it!!! By the time your shutter dies you've already taken tons of timelapses

[@daviddunn4538]

Great video, easy to follow. Thanks.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the feedback David and glad to be of help!:)

[@ToorBoy]

Good video well explained chap thanks for the info. I was a bit shocked that 150,000 images is all the manual shutter will put out I was hoping to use this camera for doing time lapse photography. Iv always used a gopro hero 4 black for time lapse in the past

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the feedback:). 150k may not seem like much depending on various needs, but it really is a bunch:). I have used various cameras over the years and have yet to hit the number on any one camera (and I have shot a bunch:)). If you shot time a bunch of time lapse exclusively for a long period of time, I suspect you might get there. Keep in mind this is a general number/rating as well - any camera could go well past it:).

[@Roenjr247]

with this camera when you are recording a video, can you take photos at the same time? I am deciding which camera to buy. TIA

[@RealWorld]

Unfortunately, no. You can try to copy a frame from the video but it will pale in comparison to taking a tradition shot:).

[@Roenjr247]

@@RealWorld I see thank you

[@dfg297lpopdirk]

if-i-wanted-to-fim-a-theatre-people-going-in-coming-out-can-i pause-or-turn-off-and-restart

[@RealWorld]

Since the post processing is handled outside of the camera, yes - this is doable although you may see a small flicker if the lighting and/or scene changes for whatever reason:).

[@parajsashqiptare9118]

since a D3400 and a D5600 have the same apsc sensor is there any difference in photo quality?

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/question ... they are going to be very similar from an image quality perspective. The share the same sensor and resolution. The D5600 offers more focal points, external mic port, and rotating touch screen as the main difference:).

[@asliprgshorts1411]

what is best nikon camera? some say its D5 while others say its D850 or Z7 (mirrorless). i just need your opinion...thanks

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/question ... hmmmmm:). You hit some of the top Nikon cameras:). If I had to choose between the 3, I might lean towards the Z7. All three are solid choices but the Z7 has 5 axis in-body stabilization, great video AF, along with many other features. I also really like the D850. It is a hefty camera compared to the Z7 regarding size and weight. I would not have a problem shooting with either camera really:). I actually like a bigger camera but I can also see the benefits to the Z7 size:).

[@attiquehashmi5488]

Very nice video...n nice painting by Artist

[@RealWorld]

thanks for the post/feedback!:)

[@attiquehashmi5488]

Sir Plz Explain White Balance Handling Some Day... God bless U

[@RealWorld]

Good idea - I will consider adding this to my list of topics - ty and God bless!:)

[@kaushalkumar875]

Hi can you put a video with application polarr for photo editing.. it will be really helpfull for people who dont want to spend money on lr. Your videos are very simple and great help. Appriciate what you are doing .

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback/suggestion:). I took a quick look at Polarr ... Polarr is good for editing but not managing. Polarr is like a trimmed back version of Photoshop and works fairly well in my opinion ... you load an image > make edits > save/export > load another image and repeat:). Lightroom allows you to categorize all images in addition to making edits, etc. Lightroom doubles as a photo management and edit tool.

[@vivienrk]

Thanks for the video! (I have the d5600) Btw bracketing option has to be turned off! Also Interval timer shooting is not an option if Live View is on.

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/tips!:) Great points!:)

[@jhonjhonsuarez9703]

hi . please help me i want to buy a canon 80d or nikon d5600 which would you prefer ?? thanks .

[@RealWorld]

I have reviewed both:). They both take great shots and video but if I had to choose, I might lean towards the 80d for video and d5600 for photos:). Canon has always done a great job with AF and their STM lenses are some of the best for video in my opinion. Nikon removed the AA filter tends to sharpen images slightly (nice for photos). Nikon also released their AF-P lens which does a good job at AF on video but Canon has a slight edge in this area:).

[@jhonjhonsuarez9703]

@@RealWorld i will shoot for photo (70%) and little bit of video (30%) . im confuse .

[@jhonjhonsuarez9703]

thankyou soo much . more power 😀

[@RealWorld]

@@jhonjhonsuarez9703 You will get some great shots with the 80d as well. Given the 70/30 ratio, I would lean towards the 80d (I would consider the same for 80/20):). Here is my review of the 80d if you have not seen it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX_Hg6mnYpibnac and my d5600 as well - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3XIiGSGjqiho6M ... the ability to pull focus during video with the 80d is nice:).

[@jhonjhonsuarez9703]

@@RealWorld i watch all that before i ask you hehe . im a fun boy . 😁 but for image quality its nikon d5600????

[@dinko3979]

Hey, I like your channel so much, there is just the stuff that you need! Could you please make a video on how to photograph the milky way with nikon d3400?

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) I just returned from a trip to WV and capture a handful of astro shots (although not the milky way) - I plan to create a video in the week on how to shoot stars which should be of some help ... stay tuned:).

[@dinko3979]

RealWorld Thanks !

[@antoniomartinezbernier8933]

Great explanation, thanks a lot!

[@scharley7123]

I could use your help. I am planning on buying a new lens, I am stuck between the 35mm & 50mm Nikkor lens. I plan on taking both landscape and portrait pictures, but I don't know which to pick. Would the 35mm be good for portraits and group shots or would the 50mm be better? Help. Haha!

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/question:). Both will take equally sharp shots - I have used both and they are great in my opinion. I typically run with one - the fixed 50:). Why? I like a bit more range/zoom. I have taken many portraits with the fixed 50 and find that I do not have to get too close to the subject. I created a video using the fixed 50 on a D7000 for portraits which worked great (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqbRXnSEe5qYrLM). The wider the better for landscape though:). Could you do landscapes with a fixed 50? Absolutely. Could you do portraits with a fixed 35? Absolutely:). I you plan to do my portraits, I might lean towards the 50. If you plan to do more landscapes, I might lean towards the 35:).

[@DianneKargBaron]

Thank you for this video - I found it very helpful!

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback Dianne and glad to be of help!:)

[@asauls1804]

This was very helpful. Thanks.

[@cashmoney9256]

Dang! Great video. Very helpful. I've been wanting to learn time lapse. Also, you have both 3400 and the d5600?! I have the d3400. What's your take on the focus focus system compared w 3400 and 7200? I'm considering upgrading for wildlife shots since l live in Alaska and want to photograph bears and eagles. My friend is selling his 7200. Your thoughts?

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) The D5600 has more focal points which might be of help when tracking various forms of moving wildlife, however I rarely depend/rely on many. I tend to leverage a center focal point and track the subject by simply moving the camera. If you have a camera with more focal points and the subject moves past the center point, the additional points should help to keep the subject in focus. Sony has always touted a bunch of focus points, but I simply do not use a bunch although I can see the benefits:). Since you plan to shoot in the wild to some extent, I like the D7200 over the D5600. The D7200 has a weather sealed body which is nice for the elements, more focal points, and faster max shutter (1/8000 vs 1/4000; most will not hit 1/4000 but nice to know you could reach 1/8000 if needed). Depending on your budget, you might also consider the D500. I did a review on the D500 and really liked it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn-9YmCilNxnnNU

[@cashmoney9256]

RealWorld Great information. Thanks for such a thoughtful reply. I'll consider the 7200. I'm not in the market for the d500 as I need to purchase a long lens as well. I use the 70-300 kit lens currently. I'm reading reviews and looking at tamron 150-600mm.

[@RealWorld]

Glad to be of help!:) The D3400 and D7200 contain the same sized sensor and I suspect image quality will be similar, however the D7200 is a bit more rugged:). I like the tamron 150-600 (amzn.to/2GCzoCD) and might consider reviewing/testing at some point.

[@EpicShowsHD]

i want to do remote photography by using snapbridge on my d3400 by using a nikon wifi adapter Wu 1A .. is that possible ?? plz reply . .thanks

[@RealWorld]

Unfortunately, I do not believe so. The WU-1a is not compatible with the D3400 and snapbridge will not allow for remote shooting on the D3400 (snapbridge will allow files to be transferred by not for remote shooting (snapbridge will allow for remote shooting on the D500 and a few others but not the D3400)).

[@Ocatisinfan]

How i set number of shots, actually how long my video will be

[@RealWorld]

There are a few ways to do this. I suggest using a time lapse calculator like the one found here: www.photopills.com/calculators/timelapse

[@xavierwalsh4244]

Quick question, can I make high quality slow motion videos with a nikon d3400? Great vid by the way

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/question Xavier!:) Slow motion will happen in post process which I have done before in Premier. The key to good slow motion is to capture video at a faster frame rate than the render video. For example, if you are rendering a video at 30fps, you may want to capture the slow motion video at 60fps in the camera. Why? When you place the video on the timeline, you will setup to run at half speed (60fps at half speed is 30). This will render a smooth slow motion:). I typically record at 24fps and slow mo when needed when is not the smoothest but works in my opinion:). One example of this can be found on my latest video found here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZm0fnmXh6ablaM ... when walking on the bridge, I slowed 24fps down to 12.5 (24 cut in half). The result is good for me but not the smoothest:).

[@xavierwalsh4244]

RealWorld Thank You!

[@roninr8199]

There are many complaints about flickering with D7200 inbuilt time-lapse. Did you experience any flickering with d5600 or D7200 if you have used it . Also did the battery last when you shot for 3 hours plus. What would happen if battery gets drained and gets switched off. After replacing the battery can we continue existing time-lapse. It would be great if you could make a video on that and I bet there would be many people who would be wanting to know that. By the way you should have been a professor or teacher your way of explaining is great 👌

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/feedback/question!:) Flickering is typically caused by a change in the ISO. If the camera is set to auto ISO and the time lapse is relatively long, conditions may change that will cause the the ISO to auto adjust. Slight adjustments to the ISO can cause flicker when not implemented in a incremental fashion. The D5600 will shoot a relatively long time on a full battery providing the preview is off to save battery:). How long will it go? Good question:). This will depend in part on the number of images taken as a picture every 5 seconds will consume more battery than a picture every 60 seconds. I have stretched the battery for a few hours though, but I do not recall the lapse (perhaps one shot every 15 seconds?). What happens if the battery runs out? I believe the camera will render the time lapse with the number the taken images before the battery is completely out ... not 100% certain though:).

[@roninr8199]

RealWorld will the battery last 7 hr 59min and 59sec 😀. Auto iso is absolutely required for people shooting from sunset to complete darkness or vice versa. Might be you can create a video without auto iso from dark to sunrise without flickering :)

[@RealWorld]

LOL ... not certain about 8hrs:). The camera is rated for 820 shots on a full battery though - curious to run some tests on that claim:). Might be interesting to create a video addressing the flicker issue:).

[@roninr8199]

RealWorld I have read many reviews that d5600 can take around 430 to 460 shots only in real world usage when compared to d5500 which could take more than 800 shots. That's why I guess nikon has discontinued d5500 and reduced the price of d5600 to clear their stock..

[@daviddiaz-cv1tj]

I saw nikon 3400 for with a bundle $485 do u recommend me buy it? Or get another one. I have s8 plus. Or should i stay with my phone camara?

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/question David. I see the D3400 bundled with the 18-55 for $496 which is solid as of today (amzn.to/2GX7KNF). I also see an option to add the 70-300 for extra $100 which is not bad. I tested the 70-300 with good results in opinion (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4PEiZ2EqqlpotU). Camera phones are getting better but will always have two major limitation which is the sensor size and lack of lenses. The one nice feature is portability. Camera phones are portable which is nice. If you want to get into photography and move to the next level, the D3400 or D5600 is a solid option in my opinion. The main difference between the D3400 (kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYC1eoGFlrGGis0) and D5600 is screen (along with a few others, but the screen is the first notable difference).

[@guitar_bajai4011]

The camera didnt heat up during the process?

[@RealWorld]

No, the D5600 is solid:).

[@kazhilly]

Great video, very informative, Thanks!!!

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the feedback and glad to be of help!:)

[@dhunutudu9884]

I am unable to open Timelaps option.?????why

[@RealWorld]

Hmmm ... what mode are you using?

[@NotGuilty93950]

Great tutorial. Thanks!

[@deadname99_43]

Do you use an intervalometer?

[@RealWorld]

I do not use an external intervalometer. Since the camera has on built-in, I simply use the camera:).

[@raphroxas]

Can I shoot a long exposure photo on this camera?

[@RealWorld]

Yes, not a problem ... this camera has bulb mode which allows you to leave the shutter open for as long as you like:).

[@raphroxas]

@@RealWorld oh wow that's cool, thank you so much man! 😊

[@anilkarki6616]

John Cena's brother!! 😲😲

[@RealWorld]

Ahhhhh yes!:)

[@anilkarki6616]

RealWorld seriously?

[@RealWorld]

No:). Others have made similar comments though:).

[@lilypad112233]

Hahaha this thread made me laugh

[@wondertravel5794]

Thx for really cool tips

[@AMAN1902]

please review the new canon 1500d. I really want to know the image quality of it vs d3400

[@RealWorld]

Is the 1500d the same as the T6i?

[@indrajitmondal6615]

No it has 24.2 megapixel

[@AMAN1902]

no its T7

[@DBomber_24]

Hello, is it still worth it to buy D5600 now?

[@RealWorld]

yes, still a solid choice in my opinion:).

[@DBomber_24]

@@RealWorld thanks for the response.

[@johnnacario5623]

Is d5500 can do this ?

[@RealWorld]

Yes, the D5500 has time lapse as well:)

[@johnnacario5623]

Have a build in time lapse ??

[@RealWorld]

yes

[@johnnacario5623]

Thank you very much 🙂

[@indrajitmondal6615]

Just confuse how to add copyright on my pictures ..plz help me out .

[@RealWorld]

I suspect you want to watermark each image? This is doable using Lightroom or a handful of other packages.

[@oluwafemiipero6688]

Can anyone recommend a wireless shutter remote for thw nikon d5600 please

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/question:). I just finished using my remote on the steel wool video ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6i7oWytq7-ibNk ). There are two options and both work well in my opinion: -> Link to the generic wireless shutter remote: amzn.to/2tnfbJP -> Link to the Nikon manufactured wireless shutter remote: amzn.to/2tmYKhg

[@JasonMichaelKotarski]

Nice Video, Thank you, Very Helpful

[@צביגרינוולד-נ4מ]

Can I save the recomnded time lapse settings at my D5600?

[@RealWorld]

I believe so but would need to confirm:).

[@צביגרינוולד-נ4מ]

I would be very grateful if you could check it out because it is very difficult to remember to change so many settings all the time.

[@Raven24ization]

In Your opinion it is good camera for beginners? And what lenses recommended for start

[@RealWorld]

Thanks for the post/question Adam:). Absolutely, the D3400 is a great camera for beginners and not-so beginners in my opinion:). The D3400 is a capable camera in the right hands and I have created a handful of videos which should be of help in understanding many concepts, techniques, etc. Feel free to follow me on Instragram if you like - instagram.com/realworldpicts I just started the account and plan to post more picts soon:).

[@DonellGrace]

Could you please do a field test for Canon 200D?

[@RealWorld]

I will keep my eyes out for the 200D and may add this to my list of reviews - ty:).

[@vavvdphanindra]

On which camera you have done this Video ?

[@RealWorld]

Hmmmm - good question!:) I have used a few different cameras to capture video panasonic g7, sony a5100, canon 7ti, and the canon d80. I believe I used the panasonic g7 to capture this video:).

[@randhirsingh4569]

Thank you for valuable information..

[@ShubhamSharma.huedgrin]

Nikon d5600 or canon 600d Which one have good quality images, good colour of photos

[@RealWorld]

I would lean towards the D5600 for various reasons ... no AA filter (anti-aliasing filter which tends to soften images to some extent), higher resolution, higher max ISO, better battery life, etc.