This is a time-lapse photograph. Are there any related tutorials or technical names?

First of all, you need to have a suitable SLR digital camera at hand. In addition, you have a certain foundation in photography and composition. The following are the basic steps:

1. Turn off lens anti-shake and autofocus.

2. Beginners had better shoot with M file first.

3. Choose a timer shutter suitable for your camera model and be familiar with the skills of setting the shooting interval (you need to constantly sum up your shooting skills day and night and practice more with the aperture and shutter speed).

4. Use a tripod to shoot (principle: all positions should be strong, clear and stable); Or a dedicated delay track (the price is very high and it is not recommended for novices to buy); Beginners are advised to practice fixed the picture first, and then slowly start moving pictures after getting familiar with it.

5. Learn Adobe AE software to make time-lapse photography video.

6. Learn film and television post-editing software for editing, color correction and music synthesis.

Knowing the above steps and skills, you can basically shoot time-delayed videos. Oh, the domestic video standard is PAL, that is, 25 frames per second, one second video, and 25 photos need to be taken. American N system, about 30 frames per second, 1 second, need to take 30 photos. The last few minutes of video, you can take your time patiently. Delay is time-consuming, so it is also called time-lapse photography.

The first teacher wishes you success! Hmm. How interesting