2016-07-30, 07:15
Hello
I am currently using a Nikon D7100, with the Nikkor 10-24 F3.5-4.5G and qDslrdashboard for all of my timelapses. So far in every one, i've had a significant amount of flicker. I've read nearly every tutorial on this site about how to minimize flicker, and I still end up with it in my timelapses. The issue is the aperture control, from what I understand. I've tried shooting with the aperture wide open, but I still get flicker. The twisted lens trick does not work. It results in shots being underexposed.
So far the best solution i've been able to come up with from what i've read on this site is to upgrade to the D750. Since that is a significant upgrade, I was wondering if there was any other suggestions I might try before dropping the money on a D750. Not to mention having to sell my DX lenses for FX ones
I am currently using a Nikon D7100, with the Nikkor 10-24 F3.5-4.5G and qDslrdashboard for all of my timelapses. So far in every one, i've had a significant amount of flicker. I've read nearly every tutorial on this site about how to minimize flicker, and I still end up with it in my timelapses. The issue is the aperture control, from what I understand. I've tried shooting with the aperture wide open, but I still get flicker. The twisted lens trick does not work. It results in shots being underexposed.
So far the best solution i've been able to come up with from what i've read on this site is to upgrade to the D750. Since that is a significant upgrade, I was wondering if there was any other suggestions I might try before dropping the money on a D750. Not to mention having to sell my DX lenses for FX ones