Updated Aquarium Time Lapse
Here is the latest time lapse of my fish tank.
I need to make a few changes,
1) I need to change how the camera is set, so I don't keep tripping over the cable and moving the camera.
2) I think I need to take a pic every half an hour instead of every hour. It's currently less then a second a day I think.
3) I need to tune the camera before I start the timelapse so there isn't these color changes part way through.
4) I need to find something cool to take a picture of. Maybe where my fish are hiding?
5) I think I need a camera with a wider field of view, or figure out how to move the camera further from the tank.
I need to make a few changes,
1) I need to change how the camera is set, so I don't keep tripping over the cable and moving the camera.
2) I think I need to take a pic every half an hour instead of every hour. It's currently less then a second a day I think.
3) I need to tune the camera before I start the timelapse so there isn't these color changes part way through.
4) I need to find something cool to take a picture of. Maybe where my fish are hiding?
5) I think I need a camera with a wider field of view, or figure out how to move the camera further from the tank.
Tags: aquaria
posted by Mike @ 12:10 AM
1 Comments:
2) One pic every hour will get you only about 1 second (at 15fps). You should start with taking pictures more frequently.
3) Watching the plants grow is cool. Taking pictures of just the fish won't look like anything but a bunch of jittery fish pictures since they move quicker than once per half hour.
5)You could move the camera to get most of the tank and then determine from that time lapse which subject would best to focus on.
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