5 SIMPLE Tips to Shoot AWESOME Timelapse Photography

Here are a few of my favorite tricks and tips to help you shoot better Timelapse Photography!

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[MichaelShainblum]

Quick Note, Very Important to consider that your shutter speed adds time to your interval. Your Interval on the remote needs to exceed your shutterspeed so that the camera can buffer. So if you shoot a 1 second interval, you should probably not exceed .5 sec for your shutterspeed. Also thinking about night sky timelapses, if you leave your shutter open for 20 seconds, that will already add 20 a second interval of motion.
Also if you are looking for Day-To-Night tips, no worries, that will be covered in the future!

Happy Shooting!

[fototripper]

Some killer tips there but you know that camera transition enrages

[dennish.]

Thanks for the tute Michael. I needed it. I've done 2 so far, and was needing to know how to get the choppy out of them. Big thanks to Gavin as well, for guiding me to you. I follow his antics here and in Facebook. You guys are great. Thanks.

[heretik]

Really glad you are planning to release more videos, I've been following your work for a long time and I've got to say your night sky images are crazy good and I am really looking forward learning how you plan, capture, edit and the stories behind the scenes! :)

[metrixc]

Hi Michael, it’s great to see these tutorials from you. I hope that you will make more of these especially editing tutorials and tips would be great. Best regards, Thomas

[andrefelixstudio]

Thanks for all the heads up information, great knowledge!

[TomKaszuba]

I’ve watched this several times. Extremely valuable info here. Thank you very much.

[irfanchaudhry]

Solid advice Micheal - thanks for sharing!

[DanielGreenwoodPhotography]

Awesome you just posted this, I literally just ordered gear for shooting time lapse stuff in the near future .

[itsmattcarr]

Rewatched this a few times. Very helpful information. Thank you!

[mangomediabolivia]

Awesome timelapse tips! Thanks Michael!

[luismanuel__gl]

Great content Michael! You have a great work bro 👏🏻👏🏻

[Vaibhav_Shah]

Super Helpful video buddy! Would love to see more timelapse tips and tricks videos like this! :)

[AventuresdePhotographe]

Thank you for your inspiration, I am a big fan of your amazing timelapses. I just made my first one ever a few weeks ago, still working on it but it looks promising, thank you for your tips, I'll think to use a slighter slow shutter speed for the next ones !

[davidpeters.photography]

Thank you! I love shooting time lapses with my iPad/iPhone. I’ve been doing it for years now. 2 years ago I tried to do it with my DSLR. Pretty hard. Not so automatic... But as you said... Just do it!

[Clickumentary]

Heat that was really nice. All good stuff I've heard from others but you boiled all the goodies down into a nice presentation my man.

[kageninWork]

Thanks for this Dude. Awesome video and great tips. Been trying manual for day to nights with Canon, I've had some success for others not so much due to impatience. I'm realizing that I just need to spend more time experimenting and actually shooting

[AndyFeliciotti]

This is super helpful! Thank you Michael

[dalegphoto]

Really love and appreciate the insights, Michael - It's been helping me a TON with my own timelapses

[victorchin_photoart]

Thanks a ton for these time tested great tips. Look forward to your next video.