How to Shoot a Day to Night Time-lapse

Capturing a time-lapse of a beautiful sunset, followed by the Milky Way Galaxy moving through the sky, is not easy. In this tutorial, learn how to shoot and process a time-lapse from day to night.

Presented by landscape and astrophotographer Matthew Saville, learn how to properly expose and shoot your time-lapse, and then how to correctly put it all together using LR Timelapse.

This video was produced by NatureTTL.com, in partnership with B&H Photo Video – http://www.bhphotovideo.com

— KIT LIST —

Got your eye on some of the gear used in this video? You can find everything at the following links:

Nikon D750: http://geni.us/fwIhJ
Tokina 17-35mm f/4: http://geni.us/n6KBnlA

Alpinelabs Radian for Moving Time-lapses: http://geni.us/BYMkS0i
Slik Lite CF-422 Tripod: http://geni.us/oqifB2i

External Battery kit: http://geni.us/0js9art
Sun Surveyor app: https://www.sunsurveyor.com

LR Time-lapse: http://lrtimelapse.com?ap_id=NatureTTL

 

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Matthew Saville is a landscape and timelapse photographer based in Southern California. He is an avid astro-landscape shooter who enjoys backpacking and camping. Matthew's goal is to use photography to promote conservation-minded enjoyment of the great outdoors. His website, astro-landscapes.com, is dedicated to his adventure stories and DIY camera gear for timelapse and nightscape photography.