Does anybody know how to avoid getting a flickering effect between frames when doing a time lapse of the night sky? It is as if the iso changes at a random amount between frames. Thanks-Jon Lingel
problem with time star time lapse and Nikon D7000
Started by Jonathan Lingel, 12/23/2011 07:03PM
Posted 12/23/2011 07:03PM
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Posted 01/04/2012 01:37PM
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Jon,
I have not tried time lapse photography yet, but I have been researching it since receiving a suitable camera as a gift. I recall reading that to avoid strange flickering of frame brightness you need to set your exposure to "manual" mode and take a test shot or two before begining. I'd give that a try, if you have only been using a program mode up to this point.
Mark
I have not tried time lapse photography yet, but I have been researching it since receiving a suitable camera as a gift. I recall reading that to avoid strange flickering of frame brightness you need to set your exposure to "manual" mode and take a test shot or two before begining. I'd give that a try, if you have only been using a program mode up to this point.
Mark
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