This is a video tutorial for creating timelapse films with an Excelvan Q8 action camera. Here I describe two methods:
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Select Time lapse from the Video Camera Menu |
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Choose your interval 0.5 sec good for fast clouds up to 3 sec for slow ones |
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Recording in time lapse mode |
Choose video mode (Video camera top left)
Ensure the time lapse symbol is present (bottom left next to microphone symbol)
Mount your camera on a tripod and set up the shot...
When you press OK the red dot will flash and the counter will count up.
2- Take a series of still images using the Auto feature to capture images at a specified interval. These stills can then be rendered into a movie using Windows Live Movie Maker, ffmpeg, Power Director, or other video production software. This is more versatile and can produce videos in 4:3 and 16:9 format and at the maximum 16MP resolution of the camera.
Select Auto from the stills camera menu |
Choose your interval |
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Once you have your stills, use a video editor to make your film |
Really helpful. What's the biggest interval for timelapse? My daughter is looking for a timelapse camera for filming plants.
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Delete20 seconds is the lonfest interval
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