Timelapse questions

[Arran Turner]

What settings do people use on the gopro? 1/10sec 1/30sec 1/60sec? I know it comes down to job length etc but just after a rough idea. is it really worth filming/ taking pictures on the highest quality?

 

Also I might be wrong but does YouTube lower the quality of your video when you upload it? So not nessasary to film in the highest quality?

 

Also trying to think of ways to set up the gopro, so far got on a limb in the tree I.e anchor point and a tripod on the ground? Anyone else got any other ways to set up?

[mendiplogs]

What settings do people use on the gopro? 1/10sec 1/30sec 1/60sec? I know it comes down to job length etc but just after a rough idea. is it really worth filming/ taking pictures on the highest quality?

 

Also I might be wrong but does YouTube lower the quality of your video when you upload it? So not nessasary to film in the highest quality?

 

Also trying to think of ways to set up the gopro, so far got on a limb in the tree I.e anchor point and a tripod on the ground? Anyone else got any other ways to set up?

 

Hi Arran the ones who will no are john Paul fox mate IAN flatters they no thanks Jon

[DrewB]

1 shot every 5 secs, lower quality down to 8mp. Good to go. Though there is a million different variances on this of course..

[Gray git]

Just watch some of Augustus hinckley and Bix vid on YouTube for some innovative camera. Ideas. Time laps I found every 10 gives a good show much more than this and it misses everything. As tree work is 80% getting ready 5% action. And 15% sorting out.

 

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[guernseyjohn]

I used a photo every 30 sec and 11 mega pixels and seem to do the job although I did have about 600 photos to sort through

 

 

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