How to take time-lapse photography with Canon camera?

There are three ways to shoot time-lapse photography with Canon camera:

1, use the camera's own interval shooting function to shoot time-lapse photography.

2. Use the timer animation function of the camera to shoot time-lapse photography.

3. Cable release with timer is used for interval shooting, and post-delay photography synthesis.

Specifically, the applications of these three methods are as follows:

When shooting with the first function, you can enter the camera setting menu, set the number of shots and the interval time, and then set the shooting parameters to start shooting.

After shooting, I got a set of photos. Users can synthesize these photos into animation files later to form time-lapse photography files.

When shooting with the second function, you can also enter the camera setting menu, set the shooting duration and interval, and then set the shooting parameters to start shooting.

Using this function to shoot, the result is directly a timed animated video. This is also the simplest and most direct way to get interval video.

The last method is suitable for cameras without interval shooting and timed animation functions ... because without this function, it is difficult to take time-lapse photography, and it is definitely not possible for users to control themselves. So, you can use a cable puller with a timer to complete the shooting ... set the interval of releasing the shutter on the shutter line, and then you can shoot ... After shooting, you also get a group of photos, and later you can synthesize a time-lapse photography animation file.