Serkapnews wrote:Hello,
I'm new user of Papywizard and I'm not a coder, really hart to learn that. Anyone can help me to made few timelapse presets? I will pay for that.
Thank you!
Kind regards,
Sergio
klausesser wrote:Serkapnews wrote:Hello,
I'm new user of Papywizard and I'm not a coder, really hart to learn that. Anyone can help me to made few timelapse presets? I will pay for that.
Thank you!
Kind regards,
Sergio
Hi Sergio!
As i remember from my time using PapyWizard on a Nokia N800 you just need to enter the values you need as numbers in the menue . . .
(am i wrong, Andrew, Georg? Don´t have my Nokia at hand - gave it to my son together with the Merlin some time ago).
best, Klaus
Serkapnews wrote:klausesser wrote:Serkapnews wrote:Hello,
I'm new user of Papywizard and I'm not a coder, really hart to learn that. Anyone can help me to made few timelapse presets? I will pay for that.
Thank you!
Kind regards,
Sergio
Hi Sergio!
As i remember from my time using PapyWizard on a Nokia N800 you just need to enter the values you need as numbers in the menue . . .
(am i wrong, Andrew, Georg? Don´t have my Nokia at hand - gave it to my son together with the Merlin some time ago).
best, Klaus
Hello Klaus!
Thank you! I just have macbook pro, and I'm already setting up the program. Just need to understand how made the presetsReally help me peoples!!!
Thank you very much to everyone!!!
Kind regards,
Sergio
Artisan S. wrote:Yeps, Andrew,
You already told me that once........so where is the rotton trout?
But you have the custum preset a header and a footer of course
Serkapnews wrote:Thank you Ed!
I want to exclude the effect of a stroboscope. I tried to generate a preset with 0.1, 0.3 and 0.5 Yaw / Pitch per position but the strobe is still there. Coiud you tell me please, how do I properly configure to make it a smooth ride.
Thank you!
Regards,
Sergio
klausesser wrote:Hey Sergio!
The more steps you make the smoother is the ride. You can make it even smoother in a video-postproduction app like AfterEffects.
Which frame-rate will you use in the player? I suggest 25fps (i say that because many people use 12fps).
Of course that means twice the amount of images - or doubling them.
best, Klaus
Artisan S. wrote:That depends.....how fast do the object in the picture move. I you shoot cars on a 4 way road.....comming at the camera, the movement is less then when you shoot them running through the field of view, it is the relative motion that counts. For instance shooting a sweep over a mountain face, well there you have clouds and a wandering sun and even stars in the sky.....so you want to pack 24 hours in lets say a minute.....60 x 24 = 1440 frames......and a day has 1440 minutes (so one shot a minute). But if you want to accelerate the activities at a busy building site that would be silly, people, cranes, trucks and concrete would jump all over the place like a flea circus on steroids. In that case a picture every 5 seconds would be needed to follow movements and obtain coherent momvement path so lets sey 10 hours of building = 12 shots a minute = 720 shots per hous = 7200 shots for a full working day and that translates to 7200/24 = 300 seconds is 5 minutes of film, to make it look coherent. However if you want to show the progress over a year.....you could also shoot 2 shots per hour.....over a 10 hour working day thats is 20 shots x 365 = 7300/24 = roughly 300 seconds of film also 5 minutes.....and a time laps shot....but in the first shot you see the people and machines move and in the second you see the building build itself like magic.........now you also have to devide these shots on the arc of the parth the Panogear travels.....7300 shots for lets say 60 degrees = 121 shots per degree now 0.01 comes close so you would have 72 or 73 degrees of travel....the first "ride" would take the head 10 hours, the second would take a year (do remember to change batteries ever so often).
Greets, Ed.
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