Timelapse Photography By Dave Delnea | Craft and Vision

© 2013 Craft and Vision | Timelapse Photography by Dave Delnea | An Introduction to Still Photographs in Motion

This is an exciting eBook for photographers looking to shoot and process stunning time-lapse sequences! Timelapse takes a step-by-step approach to the important aspects of creating moving photographs. Dave discusses the following key areas: cameras and lenses, tripods and support gear, intervalometers, tethering, filters, and of course the settings and techniques to pull it all together. Dave also walks you through Lightroom so you can successfully tackle the editing process, flicker, and output options.

This eBook is full of tips, tricks, and ways to stay clear of common pitfalls when creating timelapses. Most photographers already have the tools they need to shoot their sequences, but they need help turning their vision into reality. | Craft and Vison

I still don’t have the opportunity to try out doing Timelapes Photography with my camera but to be honest with you guys, I really quite impress with the timelapse result that my friends made during our travel to Langtang Nepal, it may be short but I think it looks great and I also have the opportunity to watch few photographers taking pictures in Istanbul near the water fountain overlooking the Hagia Sopia, I saw this one photographers with a camera on a tripod and the camera connected to a laptop, it was close to sunset and I think those photographers must be shooting videos or doing some kind of timelapses from bright sunlight to beautiful sunset.

I really wish I had that information before visiting Istanbul, so I can try it out myself capturing a beautiful and busy city of Istanbul in timelapse. After finish reading this eBook, I’ve quite a clear idea how to do it right. There is a lot of tips and tricks on this ebook that will get you start doing your first timelapse, Dave will show you the equipments that you need, how to set up your camera and other thing that will improve the overall quality of the output.

So to those of you who wanted to give timelapse photography a try, get yourself a new ebook written by Dave Delnea from CRAFT and VISION