How I Shot My First Plant Time-Lapse | Shutterstock Tutorials

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[PsychologyAcademy]

Great ! I was searching for this information. I think no other good video is available in YouTube as yours. Thank you so much man!

[MellonHead]

thanks! love the tips. I always want to try one. Now I have the motivation to give it a try!!

[erikbourgeois]

This is awesome! From a technical aspect, it seems like an awesome challenge to try and add to your skillset once you get it down. It also seems like a real test of your patience for that buttery smooth footage. Worth it though.

[OliverSalzburg]

I would love a more in-depth look at lighting for these. As already briefly mentioned in the video, the lighting has an effect on the plant. Running lights on a plant 24/7 could stress the plant you're trying to take photos off. This could have very undesirable effects on delicate plants, or couldn't it?

[BackyardBountyu]

I wonder if there's a camera and/or program that is JUST for time lapses and simplifies all this? That would be cool !

[dani.caffrey]

Great info. I'm curious about the grow light situation though. I think most plants need some rest from light. Did you just leave the light on 24/7? Or did you have the light on a timer that coincided with your timelapse interval?

[johnasmat]

I got ideas this morning... Thanks shutter

[frednorman]

Interesting video, this is the first time lapse video of a blooming plant that I have seen. I just watched a PBS nature series last night on Queen Elizabeth’s garden, initialed numerous time lapses of roses blooming during the daytime. So I wonder how one handles outside time lapses of blooming plants with the the day and night light transitions, as well as wind?

[narendravardi]

One thing to note is the plant looks out of focus. Better would be to put a stick on the pot and mark it in focus. Also, increase the aperture.

[PINKALIMBA]

absolutely love it! Very informative content.

[nightshiftatthegastation]

Thank you so much! this was very helpful!🌷

[BetterLifeBetterLiving]

Hi, Dear, I enjoyed your tutorial, Just one question, I wanna do timelapse video, Do I have to set up my camera to take picture or video, which mode, I will put?

[frednorman]

Interesting. I just watched a nature program on PBS about Queen Elizabeth garden and they had a number of time lapses of roses blooming. I wonder how they handled the night to day transitions? So I wonder how you do an outdoor time lapse, of a example of Blooming Rose?

[YeagerFilm]

This is wicked mane. Always curious about this!

[tanvirkhansumon]

Need to know more about power system. Can you pls share did you used battery or removed it?

[zoom]

Wich is the best camera for time lapse video? Gopro hero 9 or dslr camera?

[TheTiM]

Nice video! How did you manage to get so little flicker when going from Day to Night to Day again? I noticed a lot of plant movement going from the end of a light cicle to the next morning light cycle. Or did you have 24h lighting?

[RuneOsnes]

Nice tutorial on timelapse with good info. Your math is a bit of though: 72 * 16 = 1152, not 1107. (I get that you probably stopped the capture a bit before, actually (1152 - 1107) / 3 = 15 hours early. 😉)

[lolabeevlog]

I really enjoyed watching and just sad I can't do it because I don't have a camera only android phone

[travelstory]

I've been concerned about my camera a lot. Should I remove the charger before plugging in the ac adapter. Or should I keep it there?? Is it going to burn out my camera?? Sorry about my bad english...