HOW TO SET GOPRO S TIME LAPSE MODE

A brief introduction to the time-lapse photography shot with the GoPro Hero 4 Silver, which is commonly used. There is little difference in the settings of other models, please refer to the settings.

1. Turn on the machine, after the display is unlocked, touch the left to slide the display to display the function menu, and select the "burst" position. After confirmation, touch up and swipe the display, and the menu on the right-hand side of the picture below will appear.

2. Click the Mode option, three options appear (as shown in the right hand side of the figure below), and select the Time Lapse option.

3. Set the shooting parameters. First of all, set the shooting interval for the time-lapse shooting, that is, how much time to take a shot**. Click on the "interval" option, multiple options appear, you can choose "seconds, 1 second, 2 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds" options.

After making your selection, press "back" in the upper right corner to return.

4. Set the pixels of the photo. Click on the "megapixels" option, you can choose "12MP WIDE, 7MP WIDE, 7MP MEDIUM, 5MP MEDIUM" options. The system defaults to 12MP wide.

After making your selection, press "back" in the upper right corner to return.

5. After adjusting these, you can start the time-lapse photography.

The timed shutter remote control is set to cycle timer. It can be set according to the shooting needs.

Timer Shutter Remote Control Single Shot Mode Continuous Shooting Mode Setting.

Bulb mode for time-lapse shooting.

Time-lapse scheduled time-lapse **Time setting.

Shooting suggestion: It is best to focus manually or lock the focus when shooting, because the focus of the autofocus will change with the light, and the camera will shake as you re-find the focus.

During the shooting process, it is best to choose a time when the light is relatively balanced or choose a balanced gradient light, and avoid too much change in light intensity. Avoid increasing the flickering brightness of the picture in the later stage, which will affect the visual effect.

Tips: Let me take you to understand it together.

GoPro time-lapse tipsTime-lapse photography, also known as time-lapse photography, is a technique of taking pictures that compresses time. It shoots a group of **or**, and the post-production is carried out in series or **frame extraction, compressing the process of minutes, hours or even days and years in a relatively short period of time.

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GoPro time-lapse tips

Step 1: Turn on the machine, after the display is unlocked, touch the left and swipe the display to display the function menu, and select the "burst" option. After confirmation, touch up and swipe the display, and the menu on the right-hand side of the picture below will appear.

Step 2: Click on the Mode option, three options will appear (as shown in the right hand side of the figure below), select the Time Lapse option.

Step 3: Set the shooting parameters. Start by setting up a time-lapse.

The interval between shots, that is, how much time between them, is to take a photo**. Click on the "interval" option, multiple options appear, you can choose "seconds, 1 second, 2 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds" options. After selecting the repentance, press "back" in the upper right corner to return.

Step 4: Set the pixels in which the photo will be taken. Click on the "megapixels" option, you can choose "12MP WIDE, 7MP WIDE, 7MP MEDIUM, 5MP MEDIUM" options.

The system defaults to 12MP wide. After making your selection, press "back" in the upper right corner to return.

Once you've adjusted these, you're ready to start your time-lapse photography. However, some friends have higher requirements and more detailed setting parameters, so you can set them in the following settings.

Spot metering: Spotmeter option, off by default. When turned on, the spot metering function of the lens can be realized.

Protune: White balance can be set.

Color, ISO, sharpness.

** Value compensation and other options are set.

Additional note: If you shoot at night, you can select the "Night Lapse" night time lapse function, in this function, the shooting interval is "15 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes before shooting". In addition, you can adjust the shutter speed "10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds" in Protune.

If your GoPro 11 won't shoot when switching to time-lapse mode, there are a few possible reasons and workarounds:1Check the camera settings:

Make sure that you have set up your camera's time-lapse mode correctly and selected the appropriate hail time-lapse. Sometimes you may make a mistake or ignore some important settings, which prevents the camera from triggering the shooting. 2.

Power and storage space: Check whether the camera's battery and storage space are sufficient. If the camera battery is too low or the memory card is full, it may cause the camera to fail to perform time-lapse shooting.

3.Firmware Update: Make sure your GoPro 11 camera has the latest firmware version installed.

Sometimes a firmware update can fix some known issues and bugs. 4.Restart the camera:

Try restarting the camera, sometimes this will fix the temporary issue. 5.Factory Settings:

If none of the above methods work, you can try restoring the camera to its factory settings. Note that this will erase all settings and content on the camera, make sure to back up the important ones and ** in advance. If you have tried the above methods and still can't solve the problem, it is recommended that you contact GoPro's customer support, they will be able to provide you with more detailed help and guidance.

The solution is as follows:1. If the GoPro8 night scene cannot be filmed in time-lapse, you need to turn on the camera and slide right to time-lapse shooting.

2. Click Settings at the bottom to find the night time delay.

3. Click the bottom settings again, and then click the small pencil.

4. In the settings, adjust the shooting interval to auto, the format to the large size visual faux shirt frequency, and the shutter speed to auto, and then return to the night scene for time-lapse shooting.

GoPro Studio can handle time-lapse photography.

A very important parameter of time-lapse photography is the shooting interval. If the object is moving slowly, the interval can be set to 3-5 seconds, 12 million pixels; If you're shooting a cityscape, set the interval to 2 seconds and 5 million pixels. Then, you can use Lightroom to adjust all the color tones and display ratios in batches.

GoPro Studio is a **post-production software,Deal with the built-in GoPro effect template,GoPro Studio also includes**、Action speed、Audio track、Text and other multi-functional plug-ins,Let users make a personal style with a waiter**。

I haven't researched it yet, but it's officially possible.

What file do you want to process it into?