Clip Studio Paint Record Time Lapse

Recently my Cintiq 22 HD from 2012 went out. I was toying with buying the same Cintiq again, but instead the truth is I decided to save the extra price for the same as my old one and purchased this Cintiq instead. I am loving this Cintiq 22 Creative Pen Display and the fact that I received Clip Studio Paint for a year. The display and Clip Studio Paint are amazing together and I love both of them.  Plus I appreciate that B & H had zero percent financing. The screen came right away and I was up and running. I financed my old Cintiq the same way and it was through B & H also. Great mix.

Having a motion control system has always been on my list of accessories to have in the bag. Once I saw the video on this one, I knew I found the one I wanted. Couple it with the accessory turntable and you have a mini product photo display studio. Attach it to a tripod and the camera to the Genie, set the controls in the app to have it do what you want, and the rest is easy. Connect the cable to the camera and set the interval and number and degrees of the turn and click the record button in the app and walk away. I use it for both time lapse and product video display. With my Canon 5DsR I already have time lapse capability, so all I do is use the turn function on the Genie. I set it up as a time lapse shot and set the arc of the turn, and the interval of the shots and the number of shots, but don't connect the cable to the camera. In the Canon, I set the time lapse conditions (interval, number of shots and length) and press the record button on the camera and the record button on the Genie app. With the turn table attached, I set a 360 degree turn on the Genie, press record on the camera and start on the turntable and it runs itself. It is smooth and quiet (hint: it gets a little noisier the heavier the load you add to the turn table), but since I'm not recording audio, it doesn't matter. The Genie does provide for a still image turn table set up where you set the number of images from 8 to whatever and the Genie rotates and stops at each degree and the camera fires. You end up with from 8 to whatever number you set of still images, but I really don't know what the use would be. It's a little costly, but well worth the price. Well made and solid. Make sure you order the right connection cable for your camera.

For Macro work, astrophotography, time lapse, countdown, studio and outdoor work

Awesome for time lapse.

This is essential to running a GH4 for hours and hours for long studio time lapse sequences. The DMW-AC10 supplies the power, this goes into the battery compartment. All 100% Panasonic for really not much money. Note actual caterpillar droppings in the photo!

Just simplifies time-lapse which is what I use it more for than anything else.

I have loved using this with time lapse milky way!

HDR and time lapse

Great for time-lapse work!

The shipping was right on time and the paint was great as usual.