Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I was camping at Algonquin last week.
While I was at Tom Thomson Lake, I set up my camera for some timelapse photography.
I missed the first (sub par) sunset of the trip due to a battery running out on me. The next night was bleak and grey. But I was determined to capture at least one decent Algonquin sunset timelapse on this trip. Fortunately, I was treated to this beautiful view on my last night of camping. I didn't have to extend the trip and miss work!
Captured on my Nikon Z6 with the 24-200mm /4-6.3 lens.
Auto ISO and Program Automatic work together really well to allow for capturing the full range of exposures from the start of golden hour to astronomical dusk. You might notice the exposure length and ISO noise both increase as the video progresses.
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kyleclements.com
I was camping at Algonquin last week.
While I was at Tom Thomson Lake, I set up my camera for some timelapse photography.
I missed the first (sub par) sunset of the trip due to a battery running out on me. The next night was bleak and grey. But I was determined to capture at least one decent Algonquin sunset timelapse on this trip. Fortunately, I was treated to this beautiful view on my last night of camping. I didn't have to extend the trip and miss work!
Captured on my Nikon Z6 with the 24-200mm /4-6.3 lens.
Auto ISO and Program Automatic work together really well to allow for capturing the full range of exposures from the start of golden hour to astronomical dusk. You might notice the exposure length and ISO noise both increase as the video progresses.
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kyleclements.com
