Timelapse from Video (on the 70D)
Advantages:
- open "acceleration", as there is basically unlimited frames to choose a time compression from
Disadvantages:
- less leeway in post (Raw vs. h264)
- lower resolution (cropping and simple sharpness)
- huge filesizes (at least at medium to long intervals, mRaw/sRaw as an option?)
- battery life
I think the only time you see issues with moving objects is with very low compression, like 3-10x or so.
You might want to try an ND-Filter to up the shutter and blur objects some more, just like in video
Now if you don't need the post-processing options and other stuff and want to do these kind of car-lapses, why not just get any random action cam?
Seems like the more appropriate solution, way smaller, cheaper and easier to mount, but will give you the kind of timelapse you linked to.
Cheers
Stefan
Advantages:
- open "acceleration", as there is basically unlimited frames to choose a time compression from
Disadvantages:
- less leeway in post (Raw vs. h264)
- lower resolution (cropping and simple sharpness)
- huge filesizes (at least at medium to long intervals, mRaw/sRaw as an option?)
- battery life
I think the only time you see issues with moving objects is with very low compression, like 3-10x or so.
You might want to try an ND-Filter to up the shutter and blur objects some more, just like in video
Now if you don't need the post-processing options and other stuff and want to do these kind of car-lapses, why not just get any random action cam?
Seems like the more appropriate solution, way smaller, cheaper and easier to mount, but will give you the kind of timelapse you linked to.
Cheers
Stefan