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Now that you guys know what the project is,
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we're going to go ahead and set up our camera to make
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sure everything is perfect for the time lapse.
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To shoot a basic time lapse again,
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all we're going to really need is an intervalometer,
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a camera, and a tripod.
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So, we're going to go ahead and change these settings now to make
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sure that everything is perfect before we actually go out and shoot.
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All right, from here, we're going to go ahead and take our camera out of auto mode,
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and we're going to go ahead and switch it to manual.
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That's usually doesn't need to buy a giant.
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Then we're going to go ahead and change all of
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our auto settings and make them standard settings.
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So, we're going to go ahead and turn off our auto ISO.
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Then we're going to go ahead and change that to say 250 ISO.
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Then we're going to go through our white balance,
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change our white balance from auto to daylight.
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But this could change depending on what you're scene is and where you're at.
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Another function you really want to make sure is turned off is the motor drive.
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So, if you've got a high speed continuous shooting,
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or multiple frame, we're going to go ahead and
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change that to just a single frame shooting.
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It's also important to note you really want to make sure that
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your auto focus and any kind of image stabilization that you have is turned off as well,
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because you really don't want anything auto on,
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or else it could really damage your shot when it comes time for post-production.
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So, now that everything auto is off,
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we can go ahead and start in our intervalometer.
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So, when you're shooting, you also want to make sure that your camera is set to raw.
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It can retain a lot more data,
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and you are going to be able to go in and pull out all of those shadows,
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mid-tones and highlights everything that's essential to making a great time lapse.
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So, you really want to make sure that everything is raw,
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don't shoot in jpeg.
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These settings are going to be universal in any DSLR that you're using.
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So, you should be able to find your auto ISO,
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your white balance, your shutter speed, your aperture.
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Just make sure all that is turned to manual mode,
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and then you just go from there.
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All right. Now, that we've set up our camera,
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we're going to go ahead and set up our intervalometer,
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which is the most important part to a time lapse.
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The subject that we shoot is really going to determine what our interval is.
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Today, we're going to be shooting some clouds and people.
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Clouds and people both move really fast.
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So, we're going to be choosing the interval that's fast as well.
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So, the interval is going to be anywhere between one and three seconds.
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So, for this with clouds and people,
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I'm going to go ahead and set it to three seconds.
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So, what I'm going to do, I'm going to go ahead,
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go into my intervalometer,
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go over to my interval section,
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and we have the ability to change it anytime we want.
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So, I'm going to go ahead and choose three seconds,
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and what that means is every three seconds
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the camera is going to fire and take one photo.
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You have to think about this in the context of film,
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it's 24 frames equals one second.
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We're going to need a lot of frames to create a small piece of footage.
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So, we're going to go ahead and set up our time lapse to shoot 399 frames,
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and what that's going to give us is about 16 seconds worth of footage.
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That's footage that we can use and chop off,
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and make it any size we want. All right, great.
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Now that we've gone ahead and set our intervalometer and our camera,
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we can go ahead and get to shooting. Let's do it.
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