Hi Matthew lovely video very helpful. I just bought the lumix S1R and tomorrow i will try my first time lapse which you made more easy with all suggestion. Nice channel well done
This is very interesting! I'm owner of a GH5 and after three years it was my intention to upgrade to the S1series! With this video you not only conviced me for the switch but you got a new follower! Great video that timelapse compilation of London! Keep going your great job!
Nice content I've just started shooting timelapse and i got that flicker problem but seeing your content makes me more confident about shooting more timelapse
Exelant Mathew, iv decided on the s1 now because of the short shutter increments: that's a blessing in itself, Also loved your london timelapse & all of your work, God Bless
Also love the S1 after shooting with it for 11months. Even filmed two commercials with it and the Ninja V. The dynamic range is incredible and I only recently started shooting HLG video and that’s a whole new world for me!
Love the intervalometer on mkIII Sony cameras now (I'm using the A7III). It has the same minute exposure ramping that you mentioned in the vid so you can't see any flickering in holy grail. No stop motion mode though. It also has an interval priority option so if your interval is 10 seconds but your shutter speed wants to extend to 15 seconds in A mode then you can choose to allow the camera to automatically ramp the interval or not.
Great video! The information you give are right on point on what I was looking for. I want to start to be serious about doing timelapses. But my actual camera the canon M50 just doesn't cut it, so I was looking for an alternative. But now that the S5 is out for 1k$ less than the S1, I wonder if it could also be a good option for timelapses. If you could review the S5?, it would be awesome.
Dang! This camera seems incredible! I love the great auto performance in A mode and that stop motion overaly feature is incredible! Panasonic makes really great stuff. I used to have the GH4 which was really feature packed but I ended up opting to go full frame. I ended up getting a Sony a7s which is my main camera and a7r for my b cam. Neither of those are great for auto-building timelapses, but they both take great photos. Thanks for the update video man! Hope you're staying safe and well!
Thanks a lot Eric, appreciate you! I just remembered way back in the day at my first (and only) job we used GH3 cameras. The thing I didn't like about them was how light they were, was very hard to shoot steady video handheld. I'm very keen to try out some new Sony cameras tho
@@MatthewVandeputte I definitely enjoyed the GH4. I've really enjoyed the sony stuff. I'm still on the original versions with my cameras so I'm pretty keen to try new updated versions 😂
I have a question. I moved over from the a7iii to the S1 and was using the peak design anchors on the Sony but could not fit them on the S1. I noticed you have them on your S1. How did you get them to fit on your camera its been driving me nuts
Nice video Matthew, I didn't even know about all that functions of the S1. I just switched from GH5 to X-T4 for my timelapse and I'm just testing it. I love the USB-C port to charge, so easy to have some power banks inside the bag and just connect it!
At 5:59...you say you're not sure why you would use the "export in reverse" feature. It is definitely very niche, but I'm pretty sure there are a few music videos where the singer learns his or her lyrics backwards and then has things dropping in the background (I think I saw one where water was falling on the performer). When it is reversed they're singing his/her song and things are rising in the air...a cool effect to play around with and yea definitely very niche. Great review.
Just transferred from a Mark IV to an S1 and I love it so far but it’s a whole different beast. Do you still have your free e book? I can’t seem to find it. I’m fairly new with timelapses
My first camera was a Panasonic G6 an entry-level mirrorless, it had so many great functionalities for the time, time-lapses as well. Since switching to Sony I really miss those well-done menus and the many thought out functionalities. Since the S1 came out I thought a lot about it, but the AF performance is what holds me back, otherwise, it would be the perfect camera. AF is not very important for time-lapses of course, but most people need a camera for many different uses as well and today a good AF system is a must.
Does this camera use the shutter for every picture? kind of want to know if the shutter will degrade overtime or is kind of like the nikon timelapse mode
Cool built-in time lapse options with the Lumix S1 camera! I wish Fujifilm would upgrade their time lapse options as well, but I still manage with an x-t30 and de-flicker software for now.
Using Sony A7R2 mainly. It is older than the S1 but clearly not as capable on the timelapse mode. In these cameras you still have the application mode where in more modern cameras is gone. So with this implementation you can use mobile apps applications as qDslrdashboard. For macro timelapses (I am doing my own trial and error here as well) full frame brings bigger challenges so using crop mode or a Apsc camera (as sony a6000 or more modern versions) will give you a wider Depth of field, something that you will need. Love your videos. Keep pushing
Great video Matt! I'm currently using my first DSLR, the 1300d to shoot timelapse... I think about switching to either the Lumix S1 or the Fujifilm xt-4/Canon eos r...
I have the XT-2 and one real frustration in timelapse is that you have to scroll throw to select the number of shots you want. So if you want 500 shots you have to scroll from 1 to 500 🤦🏻♂️
In your opinion, all cameras are adapted to long work with timelapse? What will work flawlessly for the longest: better sports cameras (Gopro), photo cameras at a similar price as Gopro or special cameras dedicated to timelapse? The main purpose of cameras is to take classic photos. Some timelapse cameras won't run on USB power (without batteries). Such a camera is suitable for long work ?? Will it not break?
How did you leave a camera set-up across the city to take a timelapde while you were at a different location? I skip out on taking a lot of time lapses because I'm afraid if I leave it somewhere, someone will steal it.
I am using Canon 200d (sl2) and cheap intervalometer. It is really enough for me but it doesn't charge via USB sadly. But i ordered dummy battery for it :)
This camera has awesome features, as you've mentioned. But how about autofocus ??? I see different opinions. I'm looking for a new camera. S6600 crossed my mind also
We checked your free e-book - thx 4 very useful tips👍 It seems we need a timelapse in our cinematic videos- how do you think?😉 thumbs up and see ya at our channel bro💪
Didn't want to deal with the high res files (used to have a 5DSR and hated it lol) on my old laptop. Have a new one now which would have changed things
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Hi Matthew lovely video very helpful. I just bought the lumix S1R and tomorrow i will try my first time lapse which you made more easy with all suggestion.
Nice channel well done
wow. incredible, thanks for taking the time to show this.
This is very interesting! I'm owner of a GH5 and after three years it was my intention to upgrade to the S1series! With this video you not only conviced me for the switch but you got a new follower! Great video that timelapse compilation of London! Keep going your great job!
Great video as always Mat! Seems like a SOLID camera! Making me want to get a second cam....
Thanks my dude!!
Literally going out tomorrow to shoot some timelapses (finally ) and I've learned couple of tricks from you.Thanks you x
Yay. Happy shooting!
Nice content I've just started shooting timelapse and i got that flicker problem but seeing your content makes me more confident about shooting more timelapse
Check out my video about timelapse plugins or deflickering!
Exelant Mathew, iv decided on the s1 now because of the short shutter increments: that's a blessing in itself, Also loved your london timelapse & all of your work, God Bless
Thanks Keith, great to hear! If you'd consider buying it through my affiliate link that would be much appreciated! No worries if not
Amazing and great info. Love all the goodness in here.
Thanks bud!!
Matthew Vandeputte I had no idea the S1 has so many TL features. Smokes my A7iii and A7riii. So much post work when I shoot a lapse in those.
Also love the S1 after shooting with it for 11months. Even filmed two commercials with it and the Ninja V. The dynamic range is incredible and I only recently started shooting HLG video and that’s a whole new world for me!
I have yet to start shooting in HLG but excited to give it a go!!
cool beans, cool video! So many good options for time-lapses in this camera!
Thanks brother
believe it or not this is the best timelapse video about Lumix in the whole CZcams. thx
Love the intervalometer on mkIII Sony cameras now (I'm using the A7III). It has the same minute exposure ramping that you mentioned in the vid so you can't see any flickering in holy grail. No stop motion mode though. It also has an interval priority option so if your interval is 10 seconds but your shutter speed wants to extend to 15 seconds in A mode then you can choose to allow the camera to automatically ramp the interval or not.
The interval ramping is a true sign of a timelapser being part of the engineering team I reckon haha
Thks for the info man!
Great video! The information you give are right on point on what I was looking for. I want to start to be serious about doing timelapses. But my actual camera the canon M50 just doesn't cut it, so I was looking for an alternative. But now that the S5 is out for 1k$ less than the S1, I wonder if it could also be a good option for timelapses. If you could review the S5?, it would be awesome.
Love that stop motion tip :-) 💙🙏
Very useful!
Dang! This camera seems incredible! I love the great auto performance in A mode and that stop motion overaly feature is incredible! Panasonic makes really great stuff. I used to have the GH4 which was really feature packed but I ended up opting to go full frame. I ended up getting a Sony a7s which is my main camera and a7r for my b cam. Neither of those are great for auto-building timelapses, but they both take great photos. Thanks for the update video man! Hope you're staying safe and well!
Thanks a lot Eric, appreciate you! I just remembered way back in the day at my first (and only) job we used GH3 cameras. The thing I didn't like about them was how light they were, was very hard to shoot steady video handheld. I'm very keen to try out some new Sony cameras tho
@@MatthewVandeputte I definitely enjoyed the GH4. I've really enjoyed the sony stuff. I'm still on the original versions with my cameras so I'm pretty keen to try new updated versions 😂
I use the S1H for timelapse and love it. Same features as the S1 for TL.
Cheers from Australia mate! Great camera better start saving all my pennies ...
Sehr nützlich. Danke fürs Teilen.
I have a question. I moved over from the a7iii to the S1 and was using the peak design anchors on the Sony but could not fit them on the S1. I noticed you have them on your S1. How did you get them to fit on your camera its been driving me nuts
Nice video Matthew, I didn't even know about all that functions of the S1. I just switched from GH5 to X-T4 for my timelapse and I'm just testing it. I love the USB-C port to charge, so easy to have some power banks inside the bag and just connect it!
Agreed, usb c is amazing. I'm close to having ALL of my gear powered by it haha
@@MatthewVandeputte i think is the only way for who needs to be light. No more problems about chargers and stuff...just bags of power banks hahaha
At 5:59...you say you're not sure why you would use the "export in reverse" feature. It is definitely very niche, but I'm pretty sure there are a few music videos where the singer learns his or her lyrics backwards and then has things dropping in the background (I think I saw one where water was falling on the performer). When it is reversed they're singing his/her song and things are rising in the air...a cool effect to play around with and yea definitely very niche. Great review.
Hey mate. Which type of cam can i use for food rotting time lapse
Just transferred from a Mark IV to an S1 and I love it so far but it’s a whole different beast. Do you still have your free e book? I can’t seem to find it. I’m fairly new with timelapses
My first camera was a Panasonic G6 an entry-level mirrorless, it had so many great functionalities for the time, time-lapses as well. Since switching to Sony I really miss those well-done menus and the many thought out functionalities. Since the S1 came out I thought a lot about it, but the AF performance is what holds me back, otherwise, it would be the perfect camera. AF is not very important for time-lapses of course, but most people need a camera for many different uses as well and today a good AF system is a must.
Menus are great indeed, very underrated thing!
Does this camera use the shutter for every picture? kind of want to know if the shutter will degrade overtime or is kind of like the nikon timelapse mode
I'm using the GoPro Hero 9 Black along with a 20,000 mAh external battery, to capture time lapses outside!
Cool built-in time lapse options with the Lumix S1 camera! I wish Fujifilm would upgrade their time lapse options as well, but I still manage with an x-t30 and de-flicker software for now.
I'd love to try some fuji cams!
@@MatthewVandeputte and I'd love for Fuji to step up their game a bit and add better built-in options for timelapses :).
Using Sony A7R2 mainly. It is older than the S1 but clearly not as capable on the timelapse mode. In these cameras you still have the application mode where in more modern cameras is gone. So with this implementation you can use mobile apps applications as qDslrdashboard. For macro timelapses (I am doing my own trial and error here as well) full frame brings bigger challenges so using crop mode or a Apsc camera (as sony a6000 or more modern versions) will give you a wider Depth of field, something that you will need. Love your videos. Keep pushing
It's sad how they removed the apps, the timelapse one was so good I hear!
I haven't tried time lapses yet but I am going to. Have Lumix FZ82 and G85 cameras.
Very good bro😏
Thanks 😋
Very interessant 👍
merci!
Great video Matt! I'm currently using my first DSLR, the 1300d to shoot timelapse... I think about switching to either the Lumix S1 or the Fujifilm xt-4/Canon eos r...
I also have the xt4 in mind. for video and timelapse, on paper, it has potential.
I have the XT-2 and one real frustration in timelapse is that you have to scroll throw to select the number of shots you want. So if you want 500 shots you have to scroll from 1 to 500 🤦🏻♂️
that is ridiculous haha
Interesting to have a stopmo feature
very indeed!
Great run down thanks a million. Can I use an external Intervalometer (LRTimelapse Pro) and still use exposure levelling? Cheers 👍
Nope, external remotes don't work with the levelling, only when using internal timelapse mode. This would be a good thing to add to it tho!
@@MatthewVandeputte OK thanks for the info, appreciate it.
In your opinion, all cameras are adapted to long work with timelapse?
What will work flawlessly for the longest: better sports cameras (Gopro), photo cameras at a similar price as Gopro or special cameras dedicated to timelapse? The main purpose of cameras is to take classic photos. Some timelapse cameras won't run on USB power (without batteries). Such a camera is suitable for long work ?? Will it not break?
Those features look sick! Sonys built-in TL software is ok but it would be awesome if they updated to the incremental adjustments
I think they do it in Av mode but I might be mistaken!
@@MatthewVandeputte Interesting, I'll give it a shot and see if it's small jumps or large
Make video on budget timelapse camera for people just starting
How did you leave a camera set-up across the city to take a timelapde while you were at a different location? I skip out on taking a lot of time lapses because I'm afraid if I leave it somewhere, someone will steal it.
It’s maybe just called home 😬
family's balcony!
I am using Canon 200d (sl2) and cheap intervalometer. It is really enough for me but it doesn't charge via USB sadly. But i ordered dummy battery for it :)
the famous dummy battery, is the way to go mate, until we can afford a usb-c type of thing haha
Dummy batt indeed
Hello Matthew! I was wondering, for a good time lapse what the time between one shot to another? There’s any rule I should follow? :)
Download my free e-book and find out ;) (I use 1/3/6 seconds as a guide for people/clouds/sunset)
Matthew Vandeputte yeap, I just found out after reading it onto your e-book :D
Haha perfect😎
This camera has awesome features, as you've mentioned. But how about autofocus ??? I see different opinions. I'm looking for a new camera. S6600 crossed my mind also
It's great for photos, not great for video (as you can see it miss focus on my face every now and then)
camera sounds like a perfect companion for a timelapser
agreed!
0:10 "Dag, mooie jongen" > "Hey, beautiful boy"
Find all the Dutch intros hehe
@@MatthewVandeputte Nice little gimmick, at least for your Dutch speaking audience :)
I'm using gh5 (my 1st cam) & 6D mkii. I think I'd buy a Sony arii and great lens vs the s1 - that would be better for my budget.
Not a bad choice!
@@MatthewVandeputte yeah, but my 24-70 f/4 has lots of dust inside it (hint, lens disassembly cleaning vid)
I like using insta360 one X for 360VR timelapses 👌🎥.
Love seeing your content come by on my hashtag!
Ik gebruik de Pentax K-3
nice!
Did you also record this video with the S1?
Yup
Canon needs to do this! #Canon
Fuji X-T3 (but I just started to experiment so I'm not that good.)
I'd love to try that camera!
What camera are you using to shoot timelapses?
Matthew Vandeputte Canon 80D, but the s1 sounds amazing that you can get flickerfree holy grail time lapses straight outta camera!
Sony A6300! I think I just discovered that the intervalometer of my camera has an automatic exposure tracking feature. Gotta test it ASAP haha.
Canon 600 d and i love it
@@markessexjavillonar5101 Test it from the birds nest brother!!
@@pellizzer95 that was my first own DSLR and I still have it! Much of my 2013 showreel was shot on that one
This S1 is a full stacked technology camera/computer/thing 😂 What do you think of the L lenses ?
I only have the 24-105 which is really solid, would love to try the wide and tele ones too
Why Canon don't do something in developing timelapse features in their cameras?
I have asked them many many times, trust me!
@@MatthewVandeputte me too! But they still do nothing
We checked your free e-book - thx 4 very useful tips👍 It seems we need a timelapse in our cinematic videos- how do you think?😉 thumbs up and see ya at our channel bro💪
Glad you like it!
why not S1R?
Didn't want to deal with the high res files (used to have a 5DSR and hated it lol) on my old laptop. Have a new one now which would have changed things
i been shooting my timelapses with Canon 6D and Canon 600D ..
Love those cameras, I have both too!
@@MatthewVandeputte cheers mate
Shoot Time-lapses with Sony rx100 Mark II.
Nice! Always wanted to try that camera
Nice beard mate. I know it's not really an indepth comment, but I have never used anythign but a Canon :/
The beard is going wild!! I'm still a big Canon fan
@@MatthewVandeputte I'm actually pumped for the R5 too. Reinvest my stock footage income. Keep up the good work mate. Nice stuff.
Its such a great camera. But its sooo huge
haha yeah agreed. beefy boi
İt's good but in Turkey it's 22.000 Turkish Liras :) But thank you
It's not cheap, but you get a lot for the price!
@@MatthewVandeputte goddamn you're right. When I have money I'll definitely buy this kinda stuff.