In this video, I will show you how to set up your interval timer on your Nikon Z (or Nikon other camera) to take a series of photos that you will later compile into a time lapse movie. Next, I will show you how to open them in Photoshop and compile the video. We will add music, pans and zooms, and fades to make your time lapse look like it was shot with expensive sliders and rails. Using this technique you will be able to create a professional looking video that will amaze your viewers.
Check out the video below to get started.
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