How to shoot Time Lapse/Night Lapse with GoPro Hero 5 (Complete Guide& Tutorial)

Fascinated with time lapse or night lapse video made with GoPro? We'll show you mechanism and tips on that! Check out for more GoPro video editing tools: https://bit.ly/2yHDKTo Devices in the video: GoPro Hero 5 Black: http://amzn.to/2pNRSnu Tripod: http://amzn.to/2kZKpT6 Flex Clamp Mount: http://amzn.to/2kVZLZv What's time lapse: Time lapse is a technique that consecutive images are captured at much lower frequency than they are projected. In post-production, either through playing images in normal frame rate per second or through extracting frames from the video, motion recorded in several minutes, hours, or even days, years can be speed up in a very short amount of time, creating a fast motion effect. Difference between time lapse and speed up effect: It’s the same mechanism behind these two. But a video recording in normal speed captures more images than it does in lower frame rate per second, thus it consumes more storage space as well as battery use. So, if you make a time lapse video, it’s recommended to record in time lapse mode rather than to speed up in post-production. Apps to shoot timelapse with cell phone: TimeLapse PRO and OSnap! These apps offer more options in timelapse, like interval of 30s or 60s. What’s the difference between time lapse video and time lapse photos? Time lapse video is recommended for beginners. In this mode the outcome will be saved as a video file. And time lapse photos mode is for intermediate or pro users., the outcome will be a series of photos and you’ll need to line them up in a video editor, like Gopro studio, and edit duration, color, etc. to export a video. But, image quality is much better in time lapse photo mode, because for GoPro camera, saving photos involves much less compression than saving videos. But on the other hand, the file size in huge in time lapse photo mode. What’s the difference between night lapse photo and time lapse photo? Night lapse mode is literally for time lapse in night view. In night lapse mode, we can customize the shutter speed. If we set a lower shutter speed in shooting night views, the camera captures more light, so as a result, the sky looks brighter. But shutter speed is fixed in normal time lapse mode.

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