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Un todo en uno de una ilustración hecha con Photoshop CS6 y a su vez un timelapse con mi antigua Canon EOS 1100d. Es el primer vídeo que subo a Flickr y espero que os guste..
Timelapse taken on my Nikon D80 with Wayne's (http://www.flickr.com/people/29005492@N07/) timer. Each frame lovingly scaled to 1920x1080.
Simple tools:
- Apple QuickTime player (open image sequence)
- Apple Automater (script to get selected images and resize)
- AppleQuickTime player (Export to iPhone)
My very first try with night timelapse from my backyard. Due to shutter priority mode, a slight flickering is visible.
Sky: Bortle 6/7, Łódź in Poland
Data: 140 minutes
ISS transit visible at 0:20
563 photos faites à 20" d'intervalle, traitement de la vidéo sous Photoshop direct.
Musique : Collapse Under The Empire (Disclosure)
I decided to timelapse the firework display last night in Blackpool. First such timelapse but i like the results. If only I had leveled by tripod first!! I could straighten the 240 shots that make this up, but I dont have time no patience!
DCIM\100GOPRO
My very first time lapse. Shot with the GoPro Hero using the Suction Cup Mount placed on my car's windshield. I set it to capture an image once every ten seconds. Unfortunately, the battery went dead quicker than I thought -- I most likely didn't have it charged all the way.
I compiled the images in Premiere Pro CS5.5 and colorgraded it using RedGiant Colorista.
If you've done timelapse using the GoPro - please post any hints or tricks you've used and feel free to link your own videos here too.
懇親会の時に自販機の上でこそこそ撮っていたものですw
ただ単に動画を早送りしているのではなく、静止画で一枚一枚撮影して、それを 24 flate/sの動画にしています。
普通のデジカメで静止画で撮るので、元動画のサイズは画素数と同じに。なので、撮影に使ったカメラだと4Kという動画を 作れちゃうので、出力がFullHDのサイズであっても画質を落とさずにパンができちゃったり。
あと、画質が汚いのはFlickrの仕様です・・・失敗したorz
Jaarlijks wordt er een tuinparty georganiseerd in de tuin van ons appartementen complex, het perfecte moment om van mijn balkon een tilt shift timelapse op te nemen.
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Every year we organise a gardenparty in the garden of our residence, this is the perfect moment to use my elevated position of my balcony to record a timelapse.
Technique
Camera with a fresh battery on sturdy tripod, empty SD card of 8GB, interval trigger attached to take a picture every 2 seconds. Picture were stored as jpeg high resolution, fine compression.
1208 pictures later my card was full...
First picture: 14:02:44
Last picture: 14:42:58
Loaded in Lightroom 3, edited first picture: added 3 graduated filters with Sharpness -100 to created the tilt shift effect (top, under, left) Boosted clarity, vibrance, saturation and cropped the gutter at the bottom of the picture.
Pasted these settings to the other 1208 pictures. This took about 10 minutes.
In the slideshow module created with my 24 fps timelapse preset the video, 1 minute of work for me, 7 hours of work of my computer later the video was created.
Differences with the previous timelapse: 2 seconds, much more different light conditions, stored jpg high resolution, that's why my memory card was so full so quick. This was the tryout for the main event.
Notes for next time
Don't use autofocus, during the timelapse you can notice a slight change in crop, this is due to the autofocus who focuses on something else.
Anything else? Please let me know
All comments and criticism are welcome.
All rights reserved, don't use it without my permission
Note: It is high definition, you should view it full screen in HD! It's worth it
A snapshot from a timelapse movie, see:
vimeo.com/michaelmueller/ulm-timelapse
Full sized pictures on my deviantart:
A first experiment with timelapse photography. Shot 1 frame every 2 seconds using a DIY IR intervalometer for a Sony a230, made from a cheap IR remote and an arduino uno. Post processed in Lightroom and using the fantastic LRtimelapse (http://lrtimelapse.com/) plugin.
400 frames, delay 15", 1h 40' total time.
Olympus E-3 - 1/125"
Zuiko ZD 50-200 f/2.8 @135mm - f/10
Metz 48 AF-1 - RC mode - 45° on right
Metz 54 MZ-3 - Slave mode - 30° on left
Video 25fps 720p X264
timelapse of the construction of our Burning Man Playa structure by Gregg Fleishman (www.greggfleishman.com)
checkout the timelapse: