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Bonjour

Je voudrais faire un petit montage vidéo.

Pour cette vidéo j'aimerais filmer une impression du début a la fin (environ 5 ou 6h) puis avec un logiciel la passer en accéléré.

Ma question est sur le moyen de filmer (pour pas trop cher :p). Jai des appareils photos numérique qui sont très bien mais l'autonomie des batteries ne permet pas de filmer >1h. J'ai également vu des caméscopes numérique pas très cher mais la aussi problème d'autonomie, certain model peuvent filmer branché sur le secteur mais c'est plus le même prix :/ .

J'ai aussi une camera sur ip qui pourrait faire l'affaire mais la qualité d'image n'est pas assez bonne (640x480)

J'ai vu qu'il existait des webcam full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080 ) a des prix abordables qui font des captures vidéo mais je ne connais pas du tout ce type de matériel, qualité d'image, possibilité de réaliser des films longue durée....

Quelqu'un aurait il une expérience a partager :p?

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    Salut Duriel,

    Donc tu cherches à réaliser un time-lapse :)

    Voici 2 petits tutos qui peuvent t'aider -> http://www.photograpix.fr/blog/photomontage/creer-video-timelapse/ et http://www.ufunk.net/photos/comment-realiser-une-video-en-time-lapse-tutoriel/

    Vu que ce ne sont que des images prises puis monter ensemble, cela ne risque pas trop de te bouffer la batterie comme quand tu filmes mais oui il est préférable au pire d'en avoir une en stock.

    Sinon je ne sais pas si ça marche mais si c'est un petit appareil photo tu le branches sur secteur en même temps comme ça pas de problème :)

    EDIT : Sinon petit tuto vidéo avec une GoPro ->

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    Merci pour les raiponces et les liens je vais regarder tout ca.

    Le prob des appareils photos numériques et des caméscope (pas cher) c'est que justement lorsqu'ils sont branchés sur secteur tu ne peux pas filmer, ca sert uniquement a recharger la batterie.

    Ps: je ne savais pas que les time-lapse pouvaient être fait a partir de photos, ca va peut être résoudre mon problème :p

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