Capturing Change - Master Timelapse Photography with Colin Delehanty

Welcome to the new timelapse workshop! We meet Alex & Colin and learn what they have in store.

Alex & Colin sit down for coffee and go over some of Alex's questions about timelapse photography.

Colin introduces what he will teach in the workshop.

The three key values you need to know before heading into the field to create a timelapse.

Take a look at Colin's backpack and see what his go to gear is: cameras, lenses, and fast memory cards.

Colin goes over special timelapse specific equipment you'll need. This includes tripods, pan-tilt heads, motorized heads, sliders, etc.

Take a look at Colin's accessory kit so you can be just as prepared as him for any situation.

How Colin prepares for a shoot. This includes location scouting, moodboards, and destination guides.

The most important things Colin has learned from his seven plus years of shooting.

Learn how to use a motorized slider and pan & tilt head.

How to manually control the exposure of your timelapse in the field.

Using a longer shutter speed to capture motion in your timelapse.

Join Colin in the field for a step by step tutorial on how to capture the best astro lapse.

Colin takes us on a moonrise shoot in Yosemite Meadows.

Why twisting the lens can reduce flicker in a timelapse.

Perhaps the hardest timelapses of all - day to night transition. Colin shares his approach and recipe to making a day to night timelapse.

Using day to night timelapse to capture an oncoming storm.

How to import and organize your timelapse files.

Rendering and stabilizing your timelapses using Adobe After Effects.

De-flickering your timelapses using LRTimelapse and Adobe Lightroom.

What to remember when editing your timelapses.

Using your imagination to find a timelapse subject.

Questions you should ask yourself before starting a timelapse project.

Using moodboards and shot lists to give your project creative imagination.

How to set up a production schedule so you don't miss a shoot.