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All right guys, when we're out shooting,
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I'm going to be using the second shooter,
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motion control time lapse rig right here,
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and it's designed by Kessler.
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What this is, is a pan tilt combination,
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it's really going to allow us to take our time lapse as to the next level.
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We can easily set our in and out frames to produce a really nice pan,
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a tilt, or a combination of the both.
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So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to show you guys
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just the very basics of using the controller and setting up a shot.
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So we're going to go ahead, and enter our menu screen,
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where we're going to go ahead and hit on Program Move.
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We're going to select two keyframes,
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and this first point that we're going to do where it says Set
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First Keyframe is where we're actually going to set our first shot.
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So, what I want to do is,
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let's just say we're in a situation where we want to start from left to right.
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So, I'm going to go ahead and hit Shift to the left,
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and that's going to turn the camera to the left.
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Then maybe we're shooting of buildings, we want to shoot up high.
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So, I'm going to go ahead and hit the up arrow,
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which is going to tilt the camera up,
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and then after that, let's just say we want to come back a little bit to the right.
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So, we're going to adjust the shot as necessary,
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and I think that's a great starting location.
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So, after we've shot or after we've selected our first keyframe,
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we're going to go ahead and hit Enter.
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That's going to lock that keyframe in place.
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Now, what we want to do is we want to take the camera and move it to the next position.
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So, I'm going to go ahead and hit shift, and to the right,
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and move it to where I think I really like the next shot to be.
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All right. This time maybe we're at a building we want to pan down,
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so I'm going to go ahead and tilt the camera down,
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hitting the down arrow, and that's going to set it there.
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So, I want to go and hit enter.
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That's going to set the keyframe,
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and I really to make sure that the shot programmed correctly.
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So, going to go ahead and hit up Loop/Scrub right at the top here,
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and what that's going to do,
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is it's going to play back in real time the move that we just created.
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It's very easy to do. I'm going to leave all the settings alone.
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The time can change to whatever you want.
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I usually like to keep it under ten seconds.
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So, let's just hit nine seconds, and then hit Run.
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What it's going to do, is it's going to go back to that first keyframe that we had,
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and then run through it so,
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we can actually see what the move looks like.
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We hit Run, camera moves,
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and this isn't the full move,
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so we have to wait a second. All right.
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Here's the move. So, it's a really nice,
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elegant, smooth panning tilting, combination.
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That's the move. We would do this over the course of maybe an hour,
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two hours, three hours.
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It's all depending upon what our subject is.
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So, I'm going to go ahead and enter to stop the looping,
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I'm going to hit Menu,
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and then we're going to go down to Time Lapse.
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I'm going to hit Enter, I prefer using Shoot/Move/Shoot,
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which just means that the camera is going to fire,
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and then it's going to move, and then it's going to fire, and then it's going to move.
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This just makes a little bit smoother shot in my opinion.
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Now, we want to set our exposure and our delay,
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and this is just like the intervalometer that we talked about before.
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So, for the exposure, the exposure is going to be whatever you set your camera to be.
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So, let's just say that we're using our ND filters,
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and we're going to make it a one second exposure.
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So, I'm going to change this exposure from half of the second,
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to a full second,
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and then the delay between firing,
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I want that to be two seconds.
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So, what this actually gives us is a three second interval,
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because we can combine the delay which is two seconds,
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plus the exposure which gives us a full interval of three seconds.
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Now, we want to determine how many photos we want to take.
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For this project, again,
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we'll just try 400 photos.
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This is going to give us a run time of 19 minutes and 58 seconds.
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So, we're going to go ahead,
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and hit down and then click on Run Time lapse.
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I'm going to leave my Ramp at 10 percent, and then I'm going to hit Start.
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That's it. Your time left started, ready to roll.
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We got motion and control time lapse ready to go.
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