time lapse software

[Daniel-K]

is there a free software for doing time lapse?

Dan

[ronin]

On what camera/device ?

Some program demonstrated one called lapse it for Android and iPhones: http://www.lapseit.com/

Think you needed to blue-tak the phone it somewhere and let it go.

Haven't looked to see if there is a cost, but the examples they gave looked fair.

If you meaning a webcam then no idea.

[Daniel-K]

for my 450d

[JamesF]

Can't you just use APT, setting a long delay between frames?

James

[ronin]

The remote timer (brand=Shoot from Amazon) I bought has the option of take a shot, wait , then repeat cycle for up to I think 1000 times.

So set it to take a shot every minute for up to 1000 times. Not sure if you can say go forever.you might. I seem to recall seeing an infinity sign somewhere. They are small light and so easy to carry round.

[jgs001]

I'd go along with Ronin, as you're camera can't handle Magic Lantern, then the best bet is a hardware solution using a timer remote shutter release. That way, you can make do with just the camera and tripod, and not need a laptop/other device to capture the images.

[astrosathya]

Hi,

Use Startrails, its a free to download software that also has Time lapse as one of its features. It can also create star trails and mosaics and what not.

[TractionMan]

I capture the frames using a programmable remote/shutter (got mine from Telesko-pexpress) release and then it's just a matter of importing the frames in your video editor of choice and set the duration on each frame. To help me get the right amount of frames I use this app (Android), but there are probably similar for IOS if that's what need as well as web based time lapse calculators.

[Scott]

i have used windows movie maker before

[dweebostar]

as posted above startrails is free and easy to use