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"Dancing Plants" (Timelapse)
3 months ago
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23. "Dancing Plants" (Timelapse)
3 months ago
Some new plants were brought home to the house so I threw up the camera and gave a shot at another time lapse video.
Unfortunately I have the same strobing/flickering results that I didn't like in another one I did, so I definitely want to learn/correct that for next time(I'm guessing just way more pics per minute and not being next to windows with the moving light/sun of course...).
Had the camera set to 1 picture every 6 minutes on this(not thinking the plants would be moving anywhere near as fast as they actually did-thus the dancing title) and is over a couple of days(I cut out the night time darkness parts which adds more jumping around to it unfortunately).
Unfortunately I have the same strobing/flickering results that I didn't like in another one I did, so I definitely want to learn/correct that for next time(I'm guessing just way more pics per minute and not being next to windows with the moving light/sun of course...).
Had the camera set to 1 picture every 6 minutes on this(not thinking the plants would be moving anywhere near as fast as they actually did-thus the dancing title) and is over a couple of days(I cut out the night time darkness parts which adds more jumping around to it unfortunately).
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I actually kinda like the light source moving, too. It gives everything a bit more "life"