BolderPro
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This really isn't thread worthy but.... ik someone knows the answer on here and I have a rough idea of how id do it but I just want to double check. I have done alot with timelapses in the past but I just got my motorized slider in and have been trying to get back into it.
So I want to do a timelapse of the sunrise but Im wondering how you judge what the right exposure will be when the sun is up.
ex. When I shoot sunsets I start with the right exposure and then the shots go dark as the sun sets, but what do I do when I'm starting in the dark and coming to the right exposure?
thanks guys +k
So I want to do a timelapse of the sunrise but Im wondering how you judge what the right exposure will be when the sun is up.
ex. When I shoot sunsets I start with the right exposure and then the shots go dark as the sun sets, but what do I do when I'm starting in the dark and coming to the right exposure?
thanks guys +k