8 860 Active member Dec 23, 2006 #2 You mean like pass the time? I don't think you can actually timelapse
leckett1 Active member Dec 23, 2006 #3 ^he means video footage smartass prop your camera on a tripod. film something for like 20 minutes the nload it to your computer then speed it up in pretty much any editing program
^he means video footage smartass prop your camera on a tripod. film something for like 20 minutes the nload it to your computer then speed it up in pretty much any editing program
8 860 Active member Dec 23, 2006 #4 ^I wasn't being a smartass i was serious. I thought timelapsing was something completely different, my bad
^I wasn't being a smartass i was serious. I thought timelapsing was something completely different, my bad
leckett1 Active member Dec 23, 2006 #5 ^my bad too. i assumed you were another one of them classic ns turds.
da-bling Active member Dec 23, 2006 #7 i was kinda thinking he ment time travel or something, prolly shouldve clarified it alittle more
leckett1 Active member Dec 23, 2006 #8 well timelapse is a common term among the film arts so thats the perspective i got of it
SlickRick. Active member Dec 24, 2006 #9 (in vegas) hold control and drag the edge of a long clip two the left. the further you go the faster the time lapse
(in vegas) hold control and drag the edge of a long clip two the left. the further you go the faster the time lapse
CJHski Active member Dec 24, 2006 #10 set camera up in a tripod for awhile for like at least 20 30 minutes then speed it up to like 5 seconds.......=timelaps
set camera up in a tripod for awhile for like at least 20 30 minutes then speed it up to like 5 seconds.......=timelaps
t-man152 Active member Dec 24, 2006 #11 with or without drugs. I thought that you ment doing it so that your brain timlapses but on your editing program just look for a speed option and use that its usually a percentage. or multiplier
with or without drugs. I thought that you ment doing it so that your brain timlapses but on your editing program just look for a speed option and use that its usually a percentage. or multiplier
SlickRick. Active member Dec 24, 2006 #13 thank you for contributing absolutley nothing to this thread.