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Timelapse view across the Yangtze River towards Chongqing at dusk
8 August 2009, 7.23pm - 8.08pm, 15 frames per second
Had some time to kill at the lake on a reasonably clear night, so I decided to try a timelapse of the night sky!
perdo pel final , flickr ma tallat el video ,, no se perque .. merda !
aqui el teniu sencer.. pero amb calitat facebook...
This is my first driving test using the time lapse feature on my D800. Was set up to take a shot every second for 25 minutes. Scaled down to 15fps from 30fps.
This is My First Go At TimeLapse Photography.
I Basically Threw Myself In At The Deep End. I Was A Time Lapse Beginner Before Shooting This.
The Only Photography I Have Done Prior Is Normal Still Shots Landscape/Wildlife So This Was A Huge Leap.
This Exhausting Project Took Well Over A Week to Shoot And More Than A Month To Plan. And Hours of Video Editing.
It Features Some Landmarks And Locations Around My Home Town Strathaven , South Lanarkshire.
Just Little Me And MY DSLR Camera Were Involved. It's Composed Of Well Over 2000 Still Frame Shots To Make Up The Video.
This is my first time making a timelapse video.Intervalometer was used to take shoot every five second then convert it to 24p using quick time pro.
Amityville house timelapse. People have said this is Lorraine Warren, but I really doubt it is. If you look at photos of her from that night they don't really match.
Downloaded Timelord to play around with time lapse video... First result: a very interesting video of me eating...
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1435210809
Sunrise: 2015-06-25 04:40:42.000003
Sunset: 2015-06-25 22:37:27.000003
delta: 8.97 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-06-25 22:38:15.596881
Youtube: youtu.be/p6MrFabRyd4 (higher resolution and nicer playback)
This is my timelapse that will be playing through a tv inside the box :)
This is a video clip. You can watch it on Vimeo:
The light was varying considerably, and the clockwork head was a bit wobbly in the strong wind. One frame every 5s, rendered at 25fps.