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This is a still frame from a timelapse movie I shot using the Canon 20D with timer remote. (I didn't pose these guys... they were just mugging for the camera. :-)
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You can read more about how this was done here.
My first GoPro Timelapse
991 images, taken every 2 seconds.
two frames were totally blown out during a gap in the clouds, so i had to remove them but other than that i'm quite happy with it.
I ran all the frames through Lightroom, to fix the horizon and apply some noise reduction.
A shot of my IR camera doing a timelapse sequence on the tualatin river. Shot this with my Nikon F100, 14mm, Elitechrome.
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A small tool I've built with Processing to create time-lapse videos with my webcam.
Get the source over here: vormplus.github.com/Timelapse/
Timelapse Atardecer - El Quisco - Chile
Mientras usamos nuestro drone hice este timelapse de este hermoso atardecer
A culmination of timelapse experiments artfully put to music. Features locations around Canterbury, New Zealand, also Wilpena, South Australia. Also features some bouldering in New Zealand's Castle Hill Basin.
Shot using a Canon 30D with Canon TC80N3 intervalometer. Available in hi-definition.
You can view from either of the following links, although the first is bigger, the better quality is worth it!
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This is a clip from work in progress piece.
Making-of Images of the Christophmalin.com TimeLapse Movie "The Island" about the wonderful nature and starry skies of La Palma, Canary Islands.
3 sets of star trails data combined and turned into a timelapse video. Images shot whilst hunting for Perseid meteors.
Canon 1100D ISO-800 for 20 seconds. The first night I shot 2 sets of data because I had a break so I could image an Iridium flare. The 2nd night ran for 3.5 hours straight. Images stacked with StarStaX, cumulative files saved and turned into individual videos using Star Trails.de then I made the compliation with Windows Movie Maker
360 exposures representing 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Camera: Sony a7 III; lens: Sigma 14mm f/1.8 art.
I can see now that I should have lit this scene. It would have been cool to have even a very small amount of light on the rocks.
The timelapse video I made for the Isle of Wight Festival 2017.
It was hugely challenging, as the build took over 5 days this year, (compared to 3 days last year), due to the weather. From my point of view, it was uncomfortable in the rain, and incredibly windy making it difficult to keep a steady tripod, however, I didn't envy the steel erectors at all, who did a fantastic job in such terrible weather.
A dawn to dusk timelapse shot from my balcony, with a Canon IXUS40 running CHDK firmware with a intervalometer script.
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So on Friday morning, i left home at 5in the morning to catch the sunrise at the Marina Bay. Main focus was to get a time lapse and further practice my Glidecam shots. was running across the floating platform with the Glidecam on my had, and that was when the quick release plate droped off the entire equipment itself, and that was how i broke my Rokinon 8mm fisheye lens. luckily that lens wasn't that expensive. i really learnt a lot that day, because of the restrictions i had with my SD card, the class type and the memory storage all played a part. All together this was a great journey.
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