Day to Night Timelapse HD (stunning view/sunrise/mountain/clouds/sunset/night timelapse/city view) HD

A day to night timelapse shot in HD in himalayn mountain . the timelapse is shot at triund top himachal pradesh . Triund hilltop is located approximately 17 kms away from Dharamshala at an altitude of 2,827 meters above sea level. People love visiting this spot as the stunning snowline of Dhauladhar range starts just 5 kms from Triund and affords a breathtaking view of the snow beautiful valleys.timelapse done at beautiful location, sun set, city life, day to night timelapse. follow me: http://woodshotproduction.com/web/ facebook:https://www.facebook.com/woodshotproductions/ location :triund hill, macleodganj, himachal pradesh Equipment used : camera- 5d mark iii Tripod and intervalometer Equipment NEEDED Camera: You can take a time-lapse sequence with most cameras types, digital format has made the process easier due to the large number of frames taken and the ability to view as a movie with a computer. tripod: A vital piece of equipment which enables you to set the camera up in a fixed position. When taking a time-lapse it is very important that the camera does not move or the effect well be spoilt intervalometer:an attachment or facility on a camera that operates the shutter regularly at set intervals over a period. On a cine camera the device is used for time-lapse photography. Common Time-lapse Intervals No two scenes are exactly alike, but these common intervals may give you a head start: 1 second intervals: Moving traffic Fast moving clouds Drivelapses 1 – 3 second intervals: Sunsets Sunrises Slower moving clouds Crowds Moon and sun near horizon (or telephoto) Things photographed with a telephoto 15 – 30 second intervals: Moving shadows Sun across sky (no clouds) (wide) Stars (15 – 60 seconds)For editing final cut pro x and many other software available day-Night Time-lapse Steps There are three different ways to approach day to night time-lapses which include: Shoot in APERTURE PRIORITY and de-flicker in post. Shoot at least one shot during the day and one at night and then BLEND IN POST. RAMP YOUR EXPOSURE / ISO. Location Camera Settings: There are two ways to shoot these sorts of time-lapses: aperture priority or manual adjustment. In both techniques I recommend leaving the white balance set to auto (although you can lock this as well). Make sure the keep the focus set to manual. In aperture priority mode, you simply let the camera adjust the shutter speed. However, the technique only works well when the sky is clear. Manual adjustment must be done in combination with a program like light room timelaspe morehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3VTN_ves2avYWEyVyi4Ysg