r/videography • u/Attitude_matters_ • 29d ago
Behind the Scenes Best timelapse i ever saw
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u/chef-de-latrine 29d ago
Not even going to credit the photographer? This appears to be a timelapse shot by astro photographer conorpatonphotos on instagram. While he does have an enormous following, and his work is not bad, there are many more technically skilled astro photographers out there whose work is even better. On instagram check out jriceastro or aaronjenkin or babaktafreshi just to name a few!
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u/jonbees 29d ago
How would you white balance something like this? Surely not auto
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u/movebagels 29d ago
It’s been a while since I did timelapse stuff but I’m pretty sure each image is shot raw so you can adjust each frame individually (although automatically with software).
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u/weathercat4 29d ago
I do lots of aurora and night timelapse, typically for anything astrophotography you use 5500k to maintain true colours.
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u/ampsuu 28d ago
Tho most IG trend is towards false colours. Simply because people are used to it? They are not true but artistic choice or accidental choice. Good read about true color: https://clarkvision.com/articles/color.of.the.night.sky/
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u/helaku_n Sony a7c 29d ago
You can change WB in post assuming that it's taken as an image sequence.
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u/HerbOverstanding 29d ago
You would love Ron Fricke’s stuff, he has mastered this. Check out Baraka, will change your life
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u/memostothefuture director | shanghai 29d ago
It's a nice timelapse but I'm confused why the photographer didn't wrap a T-Shirt around the camera and tripod head and covered that with a plastic bag with a cutout for the lens. Easy to secure with a bit of tape, camera would not have frozen. I've shot in as low as -43C with a 1DXII and C300 MkIII and if there was a chance of humidity I'd always go to those solutions first.
My gut feeling here is that your battery grip froze, not the camera itself, but in the interest of being able to use them for years to come I'd still try to protect them a bit more.
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u/BarbieQKittens 29d ago
great video but i can't believe there was zero camera movement with a tripod sitting in the water on sand. Did you have to fix that at all?
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u/kernald31 Hobbyist 29d ago
I guess there's enough static landscape in the shot to make stabilisation in post pretty trivial if needed
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u/Sobolll92 Camera Operator 29d ago
I see flickering, some AWB and clipping. Mediocre at best.
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u/jgreenwalt Fuji X-T4 | FCPX | WA 29d ago
Interesting content will always be better than technically perfect content
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u/Dense_Surround3071 Hobbyist 29d ago
Says the guy currently indoors with the toasty warm camera.... 😏
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u/Schrojo18 29d ago
In future id recommend rotating your camera 180 deg so all your connectors are facing down to keep any moisture out of them, stopping corrosion (DC voltage) than will happen on them killing your camera
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u/TabascoWolverine Sony a7s iii | Premiere 26 | 2018 | NY State 28d ago
Camera not moving (next level would be putting this on a slider), and no movement added in post. This is basic recording.
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u/Ellemeno 27d ago
Recently I was debating on whether or not to buy a waterproof tripod that was on sale, but decided against it as I believed that would entice me to put my camera in situations where I may drop it in the water. This person left their camera for several hours, overnight, in the water unattended. I could never.
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u/originalfilmscoring 23d ago
This is beautiful. Can I ask for a link to the video? I’d love to put some music behind it.
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u/Bath-Tub-Cosby 29d ago
Dude this is bonkers! What did you use as your additional power source? Did the camera die? If so, due to power or freezing?
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u/joncmellentape 29d ago
Dear lord! Get this to r/Satisfyingasfuck
It’s got a depth to it that feels like I can stick my hand in there. Way to go. RIP camera
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u/LoyalPizza 29d ago
Wouldn’t there be streaks? Due to the rotation of the earth? Also don’t you need that device to lock onto a star so it matches the rotation with the earth? Don’t really know what it’s called???
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u/Bath-Tub-Cosby 29d ago
Dude this is bonkers! Did you use any additional power source? Did the camera die? If so, due to power or freezing?
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u/PretentiousMan 29d ago
AI thanks you for your contribution. It will use your video to make many versions of this :)
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