vertrider wrote:While I like the Idea of Stop-Motion-Stop TimeLapse, in my case it is not appropriate, because I need continuous motion of the Merlin from Point A to B at sidereal 1° per 4 minutes speed, for a given degree of horizontal panoramic move (eg 180°, 270° etc).
klausesser wrote:vertrider wrote:While I like the Idea of Stop-Motion-Stop TimeLapse, in my case it is not appropriate, because I need continuous motion of the Merlin from Point A to B at sidereal 1° per 4 minutes speed, for a given degree of horizontal panoramic move (eg 180°, 270° etc).
Timelapse usually is shot per stop-motion. You just need enough stops to combine to a movie-sequence.
best, Klaus
claudevh wrote:To Klaus.
Both techniques "Continuous Motion" & "Shoot-Move-Shoot" are used in Timelapse depending the subjects.
A good reading is the next one "Motion Techniques and Terminology" :
claudevh wrote:To Klaus.
Both techniques "Continuous Motion" & "Shoot-Move-Shoot" are used in Timelapse depending the subjects.
A good reading is the next one "Motion Techniques and Terminology" :
http://openmoco.org/node/93
To Chris,
The Merlin is also able to drive at sideral rate or multiples of sideral rates by using the hand controler.
The preset generator is made for "Shoot-Move-Shoot" but you can allways combine it with a external trigger system like in the WDR television movie ...
A piece of Python software has also been produced by "fma38" only for Timelapse basic functions. This is in fact an "adapted to Timelapse" extract of Papywizard.
This is experimental and has no interface ...
I must find time to experiment further and provide a small interface ... but I am not a "Python" expert ...
claudevh wrote:Klauss, you are right for "blurred" parts of the individual picture, but if your end results is a "motion" picture in 1080p HD you don't see the blurr and the video has no "flikkering" also without any correction !
This is a huge gain of time in the "post production" !!!
The movements appears to be much more smooth with the "Continuous Motion" then in the "Shoot-Move-Shoot" method.
vertrider wrote:Here I have two quick samples, done with AstroTrac TT320X on continuous motion... Nightshots time set around 25
vertrider wrote:About the Preset generator:
I have the same import problem with latest PW for OSX like user Bruper here:
http://www.autopano.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=6748&p=2
Did you find a reason why it does not work? If I save as XML file with OSX, the preset does not show up after import in PW. If I save as textfile and rename as XML and then import, PapyWizard shows error logs like user Bruper describes...
Thx
Chris
klausesser wrote:vertrider wrote:Here I have two quick samples, done with AstroTrac TT320X on continuous motion... Nightshots time set around 25
Hi Chris!
Vimeo doesn´t allow an access.
Sorry - i´d have to create an account there. Will do it in the evening.
best, Klaus
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