hi, is the osmo + able to shoot long exposure shot for timelapse ?

ugly as hell but can.. ugly because it drifts alot!

AnyKill Posted at 2017-2-2 11:17
ugly as hell but can.. ugly because it drifts alot!

thank you for your answer ! really drifting so much ? even on a tripod ? was wondering to do nightshots timelapse of city streets with nice light lines from traffic...

Mmmmm... time lapse with the osmo a very sore point with a fair few uses on this thread.
It will do long exposure shots good, (long exposure has to be perfectly still) unfortunately mixing that with the time lapse function will be very jumpy footage.
Even worse on the normal osmo, you have to lock all axis to get a good time lapse and even then it was only recorded at 720p.

Nigelbrinkmann Posted at 2017-2-3 00:13
Mmmmm... time lapse with the osmo a very sore point with a fair few uses on this thread.
It will do long exposure shots good, (long exposure has to be perfectly still) unfortunately mixing that with the time lapse function will be very jumpy footage.
Even worse on the normal osmo, you have to lock all axis to get a good time lapse and even then it was only recorded at 720p.

thanks for you reply. I think i'm going to do this kind of shots with my dslr and will do the slide effect in post prod if osmo+ is not ready for this yet....

Here's an example from YouTube..... looks nice to me! It's motion time lapse though.

I have tried it over a 30 minute period to get 12 seconds of video, and the result was great.... but done during day so no long exposure.

You might be better off with your DSLR and a tripod if you don't need the motion element.

Salty777 Posted at 2017-2-27 01:23
Here's an example from YouTube..... looks nice to me! It's motion time lapse though.

I have tried it over a 30 minute period to get 12 seconds of video, and the result was great.... but done during day so no long exposure.

thank you ! nice shots !!!

They're not mine, unfortunately!