Quote from: Sayuuk on April 08, 2016, 07:55:17 AM
Timelapse from Video (on the 70D)
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?
Hi Stefan!
I can't speak for jesús?, but for myself and many others, there's no desire to go spend another $400 on an action cam to do timelapse. We prefer a single rig to carry and the quality of the sensor and processing on the 70D. That said, one of the biggest advantages for FPS Override is saving the life of the shutter. When you do a lot of timelapse, you burn through your shutter pretty quickly. We typically don't need the higher resolution of the full 20MP, as the timelapse will be played back on a standard HD monitor or TV. And aside from ML assisting with increasing the quality of our shots or videos, one of the other things it does for us is to help simplify our workflow. When using FPS Override, as opposed to intervalometer, there's no need to download 9,000 photos (~48GB) and then stitch 9,000 photos together to make a 5 minute video.
Just my 2 cents ;-)
Cheers!!