Time Lapse Photography

[scorpio_e]

I was think about getting a G9 for time lapse. Anyone do any time-lapse with the G series camera? Recommendations? examples ?

[denncald]

I have a G9, but only used the time lapse movie feature once to observe how much a faucet was dripping. Not worth looking at really. However, a Google search will provide other folk's video postings from this feature. Here's one such link;

http://lightingmods.blogspot.com/200...otography.html

Dennis

[GordonSBuck]

The G9 really does not have a true "time lapse" feature as such. Also, the feature listed as time lapse is limited to 640x480 pixels with 1 or 2 seconds delay. The shots are then assembled into a 15 fps movie. I much prefer the G1X or G12 even though an external intervalometer is needed; see my post at http://lightdescription.blogspot.com...ime-lapse.html .

[scorpio_e]

Thanks Gordon. I appreciate your reply and blog post

Thanks !!!

[the jimmy]

I have a G11 and use CHDK, very satisfied with the results.

[Liverpool1]

I am using a G12. I did this in my recent trip to Indonesia.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc_Tg2A8bfk

[saturnine_zero]

Originally Posted by GordonSBuck

see my post at http://lightdescription.blogspot.com...ime-lapse.html .

This is something I'm also interested in for my G12. I'm new to the forum and to the G series. My G12 is in the mail along with my intervalometer largley thanks to your post mentioned above Gordon

Originally Posted by Liverpool1

I am using a G12. I did this in my recent trip to Indonesia.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc_Tg2A8bfk

Liverpool1 do you have any tips on how you set up your timelapse. They are quite impressive!

[Liverpool1]

Originally Posted by saturnine_zero

This is something I'm also interested in for my G12. I'm new to the forum and to the G series. My G12 is in the mail along with my intervalometer largley thanks to your post mentioned above Gordon



Liverpool1 do you have any tips on how you set up your timelapse. They are quite impressive!

Saturnine,
Thanks for the compliment.
In general, this is what I did
Equipment : intervalometer and a tripod
Camera setting : Set it to full manual mode (no auto)
Software : edit in Lightroom and compile video in Quicktime Pro.
Useful Links : http://timelapseblog.com/

Hope it helps