How to take time-lapse photography

Personal experience, 25 photos a second is a bit much, and it doesn't particularly reflect the feeling of delay. It is recommended to shoot 320 shots at a time, 20 shots per second, and one shot should be within 16s.

Camera settings: pure manual mode, M range, shutter speed manual, aperture manual, white balance can not be used automatically, you have to adjust it manually (this is very important. After setting it, you can't understand it if you take a shot, otherwise it will be in vain.

The shutter depends on what you shoot. If a scene takes several hours, just calculate the interval of 320 beats by yourself. Note that the camera can be used with its own time-delay shooting function (Nikon's), and there is no need to buy a CNC cable to release it. However, the time calculation of Nikon's delayed shutter function includes the shutter time, that is, if the shutter speed is 3 seconds and the interval between you is 2 seconds, then the interval will be adjusted to 5 seconds. Please read the instructions for details.

Lens setting: manual focusing, generally, it is good to change the automatic focusing of the subject to manual. Advanced suggestion: use gradient filter and search by yourself.

Later stage: Just use general video software. I prefer Sony Vegas. After importing and outputting into a complete video, I will make post-adjustment, brightness and color, displacement and so on. Advanced: Take photos in Raw format in the early stage, and import them into video software for production after batch processing with Lr in the later stage.