Moonlit Mountains Cross Stitch | Part 16

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Today I present to you part 16 of 22 of this Moonlit Mountain Cross Stitch Project.
This was a gift from a company for an unboxing video, but these cross stitching videos are all my own and I have no affiliation with the company.
Here is the link if you would like to try them out or buy this specific kit
www.vipcrossst...
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11 сен 2024

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@pookariah18 Месяц назад

What is your camera setup? I have wanted to do cross stitch time lapse videos forever. I’ve tried a few tripods and stands but nothing really works. Also, which time lapse app do you use?

@fredmakesthings Месяц назад

I use my iPhone on a floor stand designed to hold phones and tablets. Mine has a 360 degree swivel and adjusts in several places. You can find it, and similar items on amazon for around $30. As for filming, I use the time lapse setting on my phone for big projects (something consisting of several hours at once) and I stop the time lapse every 30 minutes or so, I then compile them into one video with my editing software. For shorter time lapses, less than an hour or so, I just record like usual and then speed the video up when editing. I like the time lapse setting because it works out to about an hour a minute.