Time-lapse photography is entirely dependent upon motion. Motion within the composition, from subject to environmental elements. And even more dynamic movement can be created by setting the camera in motion while capturing the time-lapse. In addition to the motion generated in production, learn how to creatively generate movement using Adobe After Effects. Learn about the camera system, null objects, keyframes and basic animation to create a convincing, virtual camera movement in post-production.
Congratulations! You’ve completed the course - Time-lapse Photography with Drew Geraci. In this final segment, hear best practices on how to monetize your time-lapse photography work. Compare selling your content on stock versus direct-sale websites. Identify the difference between rights-managed...
Import your images into Lightroom from LR Time lapse and learn how to manipulate select keyframes as the exposure shifts from day-to-night. Manipulate exposure and color that can then be interpolated across all of your time-lapse exposures for a smooth, speedy, and efficient workflow with highly ...
