Reolink cameras are characterized by the time-lapse function. This article will introduce it to you.
Applies to: All Reolink cameras and NVRs except Reolink Lumus, Reolink Duo PoE, Reolink Duo WiFi, Reolink Duo(battery), Reolink Duo 4G, Reolink cameras with hardware version IPC_513/IPC_515/IPC_517, Reolink NVRs with hardware version H3MB02/H3MB06/H3MB16.
Time-lapse photography, also known as time-lapse video, is a shooting technique that compresses time. It shoots a group of photos or videos Later, by connecting photo series or extracting video frames, the process of several minutes, hours, or even several years is compressed into a short period of time and played as a video. In a time-lapse video, the process of slowly changing objects or scenes is compressed into a short period of time, presenting a wonderful scene that is usually undetectable by the naked eye.
The process of shooting time-lapse photography with a camera is similar to making a stop motion animation (Stop Motion), connecting a single still picture in series to get a dynamic video. It is a means of recording at regular intervals and reproducing the slow-changing process of the scene with obviously changing images.
For example, the blooming of flower buds takes about 3 days and 3 nights, which is 72 hours. One frame of it is shot every half an hour, and the slight changes in the flowering movement are recorded in sequence. A total of 144 frames are shot, and then they are projected on a projector at a normal frequency (24 frames per second) within 6 seconds.
1. Are you interested in how to create a new time-lapse capture and how to set it up? Then you won't want to miss the information below:
2. Now that my time-lapse video has been successfully recorded, where could I view it? The link below will tell you:
3. I need to download this time-lapse video for other use. Can I do that? Of course, look at here:
4. I don't need to keep this time-lapse video anymore. How could I remove it for good? Click the link below and you will know.