Hi Guys,
So far timelapse wise I have done a couple of night timelapses and a few cloud/day ones.
I have decided to challenge myself a little bit and I have agreed to shoot a timelapse at a Wrestling Event this weekend. The company want a timelapse that starts with an empty hall going into the building of the ring and set up, the actual event and through to the taking down of the ring and packing up.
The final video will be one continuous time lapse.
So before I've only shot a long enough timelapse that one SD card or battery would allow, the first question is how do I change the card/battery whilst the timelapse is in full swing? Is it a case of being very be quick, or is it ok to have a break in proceedings for 30 secs or so?
My next question is... obviously the action will be very fast and the lighting all over the place.. at the start, the house lighting will be on, during the event it will be dark with spot lighting etc and after the event, house lighting again. So just wondering on best settings? Would aperture priority be the best?
Look forward to hearing your thoughts and thanks for your help in advance!
So far timelapse wise I have done a couple of night timelapses and a few cloud/day ones.
I have decided to challenge myself a little bit and I have agreed to shoot a timelapse at a Wrestling Event this weekend. The company want a timelapse that starts with an empty hall going into the building of the ring and set up, the actual event and through to the taking down of the ring and packing up.
The final video will be one continuous time lapse.
So before I've only shot a long enough timelapse that one SD card or battery would allow, the first question is how do I change the card/battery whilst the timelapse is in full swing? Is it a case of being very be quick, or is it ok to have a break in proceedings for 30 secs or so?
My next question is... obviously the action will be very fast and the lighting all over the place.. at the start, the house lighting will be on, during the event it will be dark with spot lighting etc and after the event, house lighting again. So just wondering on best settings? Would aperture priority be the best?
Look forward to hearing your thoughts and thanks for your help in advance!
