Time Lapse Duration

Time Lapse Duration Calculation:

• cD =

  Capture Days

  Number of days (with or without a decimal) that will be captured by the time lapse period.

• cH =

  Capture Hours

  Number of hours (with or without a decimal) that will be captured by the time lapse period.

• cM =

  Capture Minutes

  Number of minutes (with or without a decimal) that will be captured by the time lapse period.

• cS =

  Capture Seconds

  Number of seconds (with or without a decimal) that will be captured by the time lapse period.

•  S =

  Shooting Interval (seconds)

  Number of seconds between each frame captured by the camera during shooting. Use a decimal for multiple frames captured per second.

•  P =

  Output Video Frame Rate

  Number of frames per second (with or without a decimal) in the final output video.

• tH =

  Video Duration Hours

  Number of hours for the final time lapse video at the given shooting length, shooting interval, and video frame rate.

• tM =

  Video Duration Minutes

  Number of minutes for the final time lapse video at the given shooting length, shooting interval, and video frame rate.

• tS =

  Video Duration Seconds

  Number of seconds for the final time lapse video at the given shooting length, shooting interval, and video frame rate.

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  Decimals

  Choose the number of decimals to show in your answer. This is also known as significant figures. Select an appropriate amount of significant figures based on the precision of the input numbers.

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For a camera where shooting interval is fixed and the frame rate of the final output video is known this will calculate the running length of the output video based on how long the time lapse is running.

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