Yorkshire Dales Test Time-Lapse Using Rhino Arc II + 24 Inch Slider W/ Fujifilm X-T3 скачать в хорошем качестве

Yorkshire Dales Test Time-Lapse Using Rhino Arc II + 24 Inch Slider W/ Fujifilm X-T3

I shared this in my shorts almost a couple weeks back now but I felt it deserved a proper send off, for the most of this video I used the Rhino Arc II 4 way head and 24" slider. Half way through I switched over to my 100-400 at 400mm to capture the people on the trails. How I done this was I shot on the Fujifilm X-T3 in raw with an interval between frames from 3 seconds to 5 seconds. For the slider module you connect the camera up to it and it sets everything for you, I was using the high speed motor on my setup which works a treat with my lightweight camera. After taking the photos I brought them over into Lightroom where I edited one from each section and then done a batch edit applying that single edit to all in the sequence. This was applied to 1800+ photos. Afterwards I exported the files into their own special folders ready for me to convert each frame into a video file at 24fps and also de-flicker any imperfections in the exposure times. After that I brought it over into my video editing suite and was able to put this together. The music was from the YouTube studio library but the background sounds were recorded by me using my Zoom H2N stereo sound recorder at a very high audio recording quality. ------------------------------------------------ To help support this channel using these links down below that are affiliated which enables me to keep doing what I do and funds what I love to do here When travelling abroad I now use Wise Money for all my purchases and transactions, it is way cheaper than deals through your banks and getting cash out where ever you might be. This works just the same as a debt card and super easy to setup and be on your way. Use this link when you sign up so they know you have come from me https://wise.prf.hn/l/EJnQ3PV You can also find me on instagram at to see extra content and more of what I do   / simonphillipsphoto