Is the number of frames in time-lapse photography as large as possible?

Time-lapse photography is not as many frames as possible. Time-lapse photography is to continuously take a series of photos at a low frame rate and play them at a normal frame rate during playback, thus creating the effect of time passing. A higher number of frames means that you can capture more moments during shooting and present smoother dynamic effects. Choosing the right number of frames depends on the delay speed you want to express and the scene you shoot. You want a slow delay effect, such as the slow movement of clouds or the blooming of flowers, and a lower number of frames is more appropriate. You want a faster delay effect, such as vehicle driving or crowd moving quickly, and a higher number of frames is more appropriate. Therefore, the number of frames in time-lapse photography is not as large as possible.