Here is the time lapse I was shooting with the R5 to go with the still image I just posted using the 5DSR.
CC most welcome
CC most welcome
Jim, thanks for the suggestions, I have not quite figured out how Movavi zoom and pan controls work. that is you can stretch the time, but I thought the zoom and pan had to connect. My intent when zooming and panning was to emphasize the color and cloud shadows on the hillside but you have a good point. You are right about not mentioning that 10 second TL on the 5DSR, but I thought it was a neat trick that I wanted to share and that was in the landscape forum.This does look awesome Ben! Very nice work with this.
I think your zoom and pan look great. The speed of them was fine to me, but perhaps its a personal choice. My only thought was when you first zoomed in, don't immediately go to panning. Let the zoomed in view register with the viewers for 5 or 10 secs perhaps before panning.
I have a suggestion for your zooming. When you zoomed in, you had a lot of cloud action on the right side, not the left. So I would have zoomed in to the right side instead. Then stay zoomed in for a bit so the viewer can have a closer view of that cool cloud movement. Then you could pan to the left before zooming back out.
I am glad you clarified your intervals, I had also gotten confused. As a suggestion, if your intent with the 10 second intervals with the 5DSR was simply for you to space out some still shots while the interval was going, then I wouldn't have even mentioned it since it's not in regards to a timelapse. So this was a 2 sec interval, good to know. I shot with a 2 sec and a 3 sec interval in Death Valley, and I had to speed up the 2 sec in Movavi to match the 3 sec interval because it felt too slow at 2 secs.
An overstatement but it gets dark way faster than I like. I normally shoot with a selection in the camera to expose each shot separately. But that only works if the camera has one of the three exposure controls free to change. There is also an option to set the exposure at the start and never re-expose. Going to all manual settings would do the same. If I start at 1/640 sec, f5.6 Iso 100, the light will not support that setting at least 20 minutes earlier than if I have auto iso and a shutter that can drop to 1/8 second as required.I don't understand why that camera goes to black instantly when on manual in TL, but I guess you have to work within the limitations of your equipment.
I also noticed this Alan. I think its a result of Movavi. I suspect I need to do my panning and zooming in camera.Nice TL. My only complaint is that the scene seems to go out of focus during the zoom and pan sequence as I watch at full screen 4K.