Fujifilm TIMELAPSE settings - XT4 / XT3 - Tutorial

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This video is all about setting up your Fujifilm XT3 or XT4 for timelapse photography. I go over the best settings, beginner tips and mention some handy timelapse accessories. If you want to know how to shoot a timelapse, this is a good place to start.
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@DieterVanHolder 2 года назад

I'm very happy to see so many people helped by my video! If you're in the mood to help me back, I'm currently trying to save up for a XH2 to advance my landscape work. You can make small one time donations here: www.buymeacoffee.com/dietervanholder

@ozguruysal7459 2 года назад

I'm sure this channel will grow fast. Very straight to the point, no waste of time.

@DieterVanHolder 2 года назад

Thank you! So far it has seemingly not been growing 😄😄. Thanks for supporting by commenting!

@theompman 2 года назад

Good, clear, to the point video. Thanks and I will take your advise when I shoot a timeline next!

@oldhollywoodbriar Год назад

You killed it my guy thank you!

@albionangling Год назад

Awesome video mate so helpful thanks!

@cinemart5281 Год назад

Very clear explanation, thanks

@chris.fitzgerald 3 месяца назад

When you shoot, does the X-t4 make a movie in camera? Also does it save the images as stills in a separate folder?

@DesertCookie Год назад

What limited me most last time I wanted to make a night-time time-lapse with my X-T3 was that it didn't allow for the duration of exposure time I would've needed. Thus, the whole time-lapse was way to dim. I'll probably have to get a remote that allows for longer manual trigger times or a gimbal that supports that functionality over my Weebill S.

@DieterVanHolder Год назад

Night is very difficult!

@BartvanderMark 2 года назад

Great video, tx! I own two XT-3's but never done any timelapses. This june I will go on a 4-day trekking trip in the alps and will try timelapses for the first time. One question, when I set image to RAW, auto WB is not a problem right? In PP is wil adjust the WB to alle photos.

@DieterVanHolder 2 года назад

Hi Bart. Theoretically, yes. But, you're adding in an additional step to rely on. I'm not a photography purist at all, but my thinking would be to always aim for consistent recordings to begin with. I still regularly f*ck up my settings when in a rush and that's the biggest cause of disappointment for me.

@AustroCanuck_ Год назад

Sorry I have maybe a stupid question. So after shooting I then have something like 1000 photos, but how do I turn them into a movie? Thanks for your video and information.

@DieterVanHolder Год назад

You can import photos as individual frames in most video editing software like Davinci Resolve. Depending on your "frame rate" 24 or 30 frames will make up 1 second of moving images. Look up "time lapse" tutorials for further info

@HarshaPerera 2 года назад

I have a question. When a cloud covers light condition change. So what do you do to overcome this. Do you use aperture priority mode to keep the exposure constant?

@DieterVanHolder 2 года назад

That is always a difficult one. My advice is to keep everything set at manual with a guesstimate of what the clouds will do or you will get weird flickering. Coincidentally I just uploaded a video on how to get cloud cover forecasts

@HarshaPerera 2 года назад

@@DieterVanHolder What I thought was not going for a manual. Go for aperture priority. We set the aperture. ISO fixed, then the camera will decide the shutter speed to keep the same exposure. Will it not work?

@DieterVanHolder 2 года назад

@@HarshaPerera in all likelihood your camera will make changes that will unfortunately be visible in the final results

@Yuri-bc2qr Год назад

At 7:47 it's shot on Khreschatyk, Kyiv city, Ukraine

@clausstahl5166 2 года назад

how would you do the settings for day/night timelapses?

@DieterVanHolder 2 года назад

This is a difficult one that I've often misjudged. Depending on what type of light you get, you need to aim ait or below your day values. I found (this summer) that for Golden Hour in the morning I was best off setting it for daylight and then starting off with near black images while still dark. It goes FAST. I'd rather have a bit longer of too dark than having my images burnt out when the beautiful light hits.