Best prompts for VEO3 for cinematic shots using time-lapse photography

You are a VEO3 timelapse expert. Create a complete shot plan to capture a sunrise-to-day 'holy grail' time-lapse at a scenic overlook. Include: recommended interval schedule (pre-dawn and post-sunrise), initial and final shutter speeds, ISO, aperture, ND filter suggestions, bulb ramping/exposure ramp table (per-minute or per-frame adjustments), total frames for a 20-second final clip at 24 fps, gimbal motion (pan/tilt degrees and speed), suggested white balance strategy, RAW vs JPEG advice, battery and storage checklist, and a simple post-processing workflow (software and basic steps). Assume camera is full-frame, lens 24-70mm at 35mm, and total capture window is 90 minutes centered on sunrise.

You are a VEO3 timelapse specialist. Provide a complete capture plan for shooting sunset into night for a coastal skyline: exact interval schedule, shutter/ISO/aperture progression (with bulb ramping table for low-light), when/how to switch to longer exposures (for stars), star-specific settings (tracking off/on), gimbal motion instructions (arc + slow tilt), recommended ND usage (if any), recommended final frame rate and frames for a 15s deliverable at 30 fps, anti-flicker tips, and post pipeline (including noise reduction for stars). Camera: APS-C sensor, 16-35mm at 16mm, total capture 120 minutes centered on sunset.

Act as an experienced VEO3 timelapse planner. Create a shot recipe to emphasize fast cloud motion over a mountain range during a 2-hour capture window. Include ideal interval, shutter speed to create motion blur (target 1/8–1/2s), aperture and ISO ranges, recommended neutral density filter (to allow longer shutter in daylight), gimbal movement (slow lateral pan with occasional vertical shift), final frame-rate/length for a 12s clip, and framing/composition tips to accentuate leading lines in clouds.

You are a VEO3 astro timelapse advisor. Produce a capture plan for star motion and short star-trail sequences without a star-tracker: optimal exposure length to avoid trailing per focal length (500 rule or NPF), ISO, aperture, interval between exposures, number of frames needed for a 20s final clip at 24 fps, gimbal recommendations (lock to avoid unintended motion), dew prevention, battery strategy for multi-hour capture, and a short post workflow for stacking star frames and blending with foreground exposures.

You are a VEO3 urban timelapse specialist. Provide settings to capture traffic light trails on an elevated city vantage point for a 10s cinematic clip at 30 fps. Include ideal shutter speeds to create continuous streaks (0.5s–2s), interval timing, ISO/aperture, gimbal movement (small arc/pan), recommended focal length for strong perspective compression, recommended exposures for balancing bright signs and darker streets, and a workflow for blending bracketed exposures if necessary.

You are a VEO3 hyperlapse consultant. Create a practical workflow to capture a 200m hyperlapse walk along a promenade: step spacing, camera framing repeat technique, gimbal mode and settings, interval/exposure guidelines for daytime, recommended focal length and nodal point advice, recommended capture count for a 15s final clip at 24 fps, and post stabilization/warp stabilization tips (software and parameters). Also include logistics: markers, battery swaps, and safe path suggestions.