XT1 Timelapse Video: Receding Tide at Belhaven

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One of the functions on the Fujifilm X-T1 that I have been meaning to try out, but hadn't found the time until this morning, was the 'Interval Timer Shooting' to produce a timelapse video.

 I headed down to the bridge at Belhaven Bay at High Tide and set the camera to shoot an image every 10 second for 180 shots to capture the receding tide around the bridge. As the tide went out people were able use the bridge to access the beach on the far side.

  I did three sets of 180 shots to produce the following video on the Fujinon XF35mm and XF55-200mm f3.5/4.8 lenses.


I found the 'Interval Timer Shooting' function very easy to use.  I did set the camera to shoot Fine JPEG only (I usually shoot JPEG + RAW) as the number of images that were going to be produced during the sequence was going to exceed the capacity of the 16mb card if I shot RAW files.


I am now going to use the  'Interval Timer Shooting' function to record some other areas around Dunbar to produce some timelapse videos of the town starting with the harbour.

 Timelapse video shot on a Fujifilm X-T1.  Still shots taken on a Fujifilm X-Pro1
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Comments

  1. Anonymous14 November 2014 at 17:06

    Hi, i was wondering how do you put the images together to make a video, i cant figure out how to watch or edit a video with the outcom of the interval timer shooting images. thanks

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  2. Macsport15 November 2014 at 03:32

    The final video is easy to produce. Import the images into Windows Live Movie Maker and set each frame to 0.1 or 0.05 seconds to give a frame rate of 10fps or 20fps depending on the speed you want to have in the finished video. I then added some rights free music to complete the finished product.

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  3. Macsport15 November 2014 at 03:35

    I have also started to set the camera to 16:9 rather than 3:2 for shooting these videos now as in the latest video from the paddock party in Bahrain - http://macleancomms.blogspot.com/2014/11/timelapse-video-bahraini-party-in.html?q=timelapse

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