From back in the days when the sun was still shining...

It takes a loooooong time to make a timelapse with the ND1000 if you want nice motion blur AND you want the clip to be longer than 10 seconds. That's at least half an hour for every location.


https://rumble.com/v405s57-dji-o ... reewell-nd1000.html

Really nice timelapse.  

Wow, I respect the effort that must've gone into this. What brand did you use for the lens? I would never do this, fear someone would steal the camera.

Thanks. It's ok. Was gonna make more during the summer but it takes patience. Lot's of it. And sometimes the footage gets too dark or too light and you have to start it over (possibly on another day).

The filter brand is in the title of the clip. Freewell. I don't think anyone else is selling ND1000s besides them.

I was always sitting next to the camera guarding it with a billy club :-)

Vojtech Papacek Posted at 12-9 08:19
Wow, I respect the effort that must've gone into this. What brand did you use for the lens? I would never do this, fear someone would steal the camera.

put the 2 rubber rings on the lens protector and a 40,5mm step up ring,so you can use any filter

with 40,5-52mm Stepup Ring

ND1000 works great for that indeed.
Nice job!