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Timelapse Flicker [Bad Example]

3,431 views · Published 22 December 2012 · 0:14 · Indexed 6 October 2026

Channel: PhotoRec TV · 2012 · Science & Technology

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This is an example of the flicker you get when you do not freeze the aperture - even when  you shoot on full manual there are tiny variations in the aperture from shot to shot. This variation creates slightly different exposures that results in a flickering effect in your final movie.  The solution?  Set your aperture, press the Depth of Field preview button and while holding that down unlock and rotate your lens just a small amount- maybe 1/8 of a revolution.  this locks the aperture in place, the camera no longer reads the aperture but the setting remains.  I will post a how to video soon.
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