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panning timelapse of knickerbocker av and brooklyn
samsung wb500 on ikea egg timer
manual exposure and wb
used small app time lapse assembler
a little jerkier since i uploaded it but not as bad as some other videos i tried before
Heriot Watt University Photo Society's portrait session - timelapse video taken using a Canon 1000d and a custom Arduino trigger
A short time lapse video from the 89th observation floor of Taipei 101.
Since I did not have a tripod with me, I had to brace the camera against the window over half an hour. As I do not have a camera capable of shooting sRAW, I was limited by the total number of shots I was able to take.
I cropped the images in Lightroom in 16:9 ratio and exported in 1280x720 resolution before assembling using QuickTime Pro. It turns out that QuickTime has some stability issues as it crashed once during assembly and I had to upload the video twice to Flickr.
Still figuring out a decent workflow and would love to hear any suggestions.
Timelapse del amanecer desde el balcón de la oficina.
28 minutos condensados en menos de veinte segundos.
AR365 Day 108? Free Day
NOTE: I HAVE SINCE PUT UP A NEATER CANDLE VID. This was part of the learning curve.
see:
www.flickr.com/photos/kirkjordan/5379818038/
I am slowly building a library of little "timelapse" movie clips. I consider this a study, in that I see some things I need to change. 1) Go to strict manual exposure so as to keep consistent background. 2) Find a way to light the candle so that it and the flame are of about equal exposure value. As is, I lost candle detail by trying to expose for the flame.
Time Lapse Shoot Data:
Title: Everglades Canal Daytime
Subject: Everglades Canal, end of Loxahatchee Road
Location: West Deerfield Beach, Florida
Date: 11.30.2014
Start time: 2.03 p.m. EST
End time: 2.22 p.m. EST
Shoot duration: 19 minutes
Exposure: .8 sec., f-4 (WIDE open aperture)
ISO: 100
Interval: 7 seconds (minimum to view LCD readout)
Number of files: 155
Video clip duration: 5 seconds
Camera: Nikon D610
Lens: Nikon 12-24mm DX, form factor 1.8
Focal length: 18mm
Focus: Horizon
Software used: Camera Raw and Photoshop (appears better for straight non-ramping video processing and rendering)
Tags: Timelapse, time lapse, Deerfield Beach, sunrise.
Filters used: Hoya -8.2 stop neutral density
Processing technique: 30fps
I decided that I didn't like timelapse #2 so I deleted it. Timelapse #3 wasn't very good so isn't going to be uploaded.
This is Timelapse #4.
Left it going overnight, taking one picture every five minutes. Worked okay, not as good as it could have done.
The best bit (I think) is the shadows moving. Maybe this is something I could focus on more.
A series of timelapses from the past few months of video production. Shot on the Sony EX1.
Note: Flickr's video compression sucks so watch a high quality version here: vimeo.com/3960485
@ Cleveland Hopkins Airport
April 8, 2024
* Partial eclipse begins: 1:59 p.m.
* Totality begins: 3:13 p.m.
* Maximum totality: 3:15 p.m.
* Totality ends: 3:17 p.m.
* Partial eclipse ends: 4:29 p.m
Totality Duration 03:49
Timelapse of ISS in twilight. Crew Dragon probably in frame but not visible. August 2 2020 03:45:42-03:47:15 UTC. Canon G7 X, 70 x 1/2s, ISO 125, 30mm EFL
My very first try out of doing a timelapse video. All done with my Amazing canon 5DMIII and 17-40L+70 200 F4 IS lens.
My first attempt at timelapse, admittedly pretty bad. I need to drag the shutter so the bugs aren't as bad, and I had it set to aperture priority instead of manual, so there is a little variation. But, since I spent so long trying to put it together, I'm posting it anyway...
Finally it's here - spring!
My first time-lapse. Be gentle.
The piano? Feel free to mute.
Also, you should just be gentle in general.
Timelapse of a hyacinth. It starts off well, but then...!! I rotated it in the hope that the back wall would support the growing. Alas not!
See original size for animated version!
Amateur timelapse fun. I've fantasised about making timelapse films for about as long as I can remember. Turns out it's not so difficult to do... although it's easy to see that this would have worked waaaay better if I'd used a tripod, rather than just balancing my camera on my knee while I pressed the shutter button about once every five seconds.
Deutsch
Die Timelapse habe ich mit der Canon EOS 600d und Kit Objektiv einem Intervalometer und einem Velbon C600 Videostativ aufgenommen. Die Timelapse besteht aus 149 Einzelbildern die ich im Movie Maker zusammen geschnitten habe.
English
The timelapse I recorded an intervalometer and a Velbon C600 video tripod with the Canon EOS 600d and kit lens. The timelapse consists of 149 frames I cut together in Movie Maker.