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| Aperture tracking with Time Lapse
Frage von sprichmitgregor:
Februar 2011
Hi,
after what I've read, I must in a time-lapse recording of the night out again on the day in the night, follow the Aperture.
but what do I do that without I later abruppte aperture jumps.
With external handling by radio, so I do not wiggle clear s.der Camera. But how do I control that with the brightening daylight slowly approaching the Aperture?
Thank you for your help,
Gregor
Antwort von B.DeKid:
I would pretend to leave Aperture and then customize just the shutter / shutter speed.
Work out for Still Image Cam quite well.
MfG
B. DeKid
Antwort von sprichmitgregor:
but I have not synonymous because the problem is that the next stage in the shutter of eg 1 / 50 to 1 / 60 or vice versa represents a leap in the exposure?
Would you then stay on automatic? Corrected but larger in every cloud?
Perplexed, Gregor
Antwort von pilskopf:
Do you think that makes a difference? As Bloom makes his genius the timelapse? Will have the times posted yet, its look very very good.
Antwort von sprichmitgregor:
Phillip Bloom writes, shutter to automatic edit and after the flicker effects. Well, maybe everything is much easier than thought.
Testing!, Later ...
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