Timelapse and motion?

[Andreas Wideroe]

Seems like some of you want to be able to use both timelapse/stop motion and normal motion/slow mo film. Here's a poll to determine this.

[vidwerk]

I have voted for the time-lapse as well as various frame rates for versatility reasons.
Cheers, Simon.

[sammm]

Both is a better idea for watching and for film maker participation.

[Daniel]

Hello,

I vote for :
Both Timelapse/stop motion and normal motion/slowmo film

But I hope normal motion/slowmo film to be used in a small quantity in the final final in order to preserve this as a Time Lapse project.

However I consider good to get some normal motion/slowmo film for transitions purposes for example.

Regards
Daniel

[Petteri]

I will personally take only time-lapse, but it's not bad idea to have some "normal" footage in the final film either.

Petteri

[drsanchez]

one vote for combination of time-lapse and normal/slow motion. And, when you think about it, isn't all motion picture shot in time lapse, just with varying degrees of lapsing?

[Patrick]

I vote for the majority of the film to be time lapse intercut with at least some normal motion/slow motion segments. Personally, I think that this will be most effective. Overall though, I still consider this to be a time lapse project.

When I am out filming, it will be mostly time lapse that I will be focussing on.

[utilityskate]

I've voted for both Normal / Slow motion in addition to timelapse. As Attenka and Vidwerk stated, this is perfect to add contrast to the timelapse and will add variety to the project.