The essential guide to time-lapse photography is the ultimate how-to guide for creating time-lapse films, featuring both still and moving image techniques. Author Chris Weston provides all the information necessary to create compelling time-lapse sequences using a DSLR camera. As well as covering basic equipment requirements and shooting techniques, the book explores what makes a good time-lapse story, visualization, and advanced skills for creating multi-faceted time-lapse sequences.

• How to create an effective time-lapse workflow and 'see' in a time-lapse sequence
• Tips and tricks to successful photographic elements such as shutter speed, aperture, exposure, ISO, dynamic range imaging, and more
• Step-by-step instructions for using the leading photographic processing hardware and software
• Best practices for overcoming challenges including time-lapse flicker, light conditions, and color temperatures

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the focal length and focal ratio of the lens?

A: The Kodak 35mm One-Time-Use Disposable Camera (ISO-800) with Flash - 27 Exposures has a 40mm lens.

Q: 2. How does the film get processed when all pictures have been taken ?

A: I was able to take it to a local drugstore (CVS) for processing. The processed it overnight for a reasonable price. Great underwater photos in Aruba.

Q: 3. Hello! I got the product when I bought my camera. I would like to know how to download and get access to the course please. Thanks in advance.

A: This product would be e-mailed as an MP4 format to use on a variety of devices.

Q: 4. Can this be used with a single tripod or does it require 2 tripods? If it can use a single tripod, what is the minimum distance required between legs to support a 5 lb camera & lens set up? Thank you.

A: You would need to have multiple stands under it for support. It will not be safe under a single tripod. You really would want to have a stand on both sides.

Q: 5. Does it have a wrist strap

A: The Kodak Water & Sport One-Time-Use Disposable Camera should include a rubber wrist strap with the camera.

Q: 6. How do you take out the films

A: You take it to Walgreens and they develop the film in about 3 hours for about another $15 bucks. Do not attempt to take film out yourself.

Q: 7. where can i get my film printed of kodak funsaver in dallas? do i give the camera or just the film?

A: You can bring in the camera to most drugstores, who would send it to a lab. You want to give them the whole camera.

Q: 8. what is the expiration dates on your disposable cameras

A: Unfortunately we do not have access to our inventory to inspect the current expiration dates, however please note that due to the volume of sales B&H conducts our film stock is regularly fresh. In general film is at least 6 months or more from expiration; any film with an expiration date shorter than 6 months is sold under a separate section of our website for short dated film. This does not occur very commonly however.

Q: 9. When is the expiration date for this product? Thank you

A: As long as they are kept at room temp, they will be good for years. They work well for underwater pics...but deliver horrible terrestrial photos.

Q: 10. how to set up your histogram in preview?

A: Under "Information Display", you can choose what displays to see, including Histogram.