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Aurora Timelapse -Derbyshire 10/05/2024
Initially just green Aurora (oxygen lower energy excitation) Barely visible to the naked eye but something was clearly there and becoming more visible... but then flairs up starting about 24 seconds into the time lapse.
Never expected to see such a display this far south with strong pink/red aurora (higher altitude highly excited oxygen) and some purples on some shots from nitrogen electron excitation... Much of these colours were pretty naked eye visible especially with the higher energies later on.
I am not sure Steve made an appearance on my shots but thought that would have been pretty cool as one of my selfies could have been Steve under Steve
(Flickr didn't upload the whole video, so this is cut short - the full video with credits is available over at Vimeo.com: vimeo.com/17699563 )
Timelapse from 2,263 photographs shot with a 15mm f/2.8 fisheye lens on a Canon 5D MKII, exposures of 0.5 seconds, f/22, ISO800.
Shot from 9:30am to 12:50pm, July 29, 2010
Olatunji Hall, Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC, Canada
Music: "La Succora" by Christen Lien
Daytime timelapse experiments in three parts, taken around the house. Now with audio! The battery died before part three was finished.
From GoPro Timelapse shoot Sunday morning. We mounted the GoPro Hero on the hood of my car and cruised through downtown and Memorial Park in Houston.
A quick timelapse taken with my point and shoot using a script that changed the exposure as the sun set. I was surprised to see so many stars in the city.
exposures were
1s / f2.8 / iso100
to
15s / f2.8 / iso1600
animated in vegas 8.
See it in HD at http://vimeo.com/1816724
TimeLapse of Space X rocket launch from near Las Vegas, NV (Searchlight) on Aug 7, 2023. Over 300 miles away!
Timelapse by Guy Hurst.
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Timelapse by Guy Hurst.
If you want to use this 4K timelapse in your project, please check out my Pond5 account to purchase.
See more of my work on www.leguy.co.uk
Or check out my Facebook
A drivelapse around my area. Continuous shooting at 0.5s per frame, using Canon's TC-80N3. Made in Quicktime Pro at 24 fps.
© Andrew McIntyre 2008
Just an experiment in time lapse photography. 50 seconds of a blooming hibiscus. The music is "Dog Trot" by Moondog and the London Saxophonic.
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This is a shot from my fourth timelapse with the GoPro Hero.
I recently took a trip out to my Dad's for his birthday and mounted the GoPro on the hood of the car while leaving the city for the country.
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Timelapse of the Milky Way over Mt Kosciuszko. The light up and down the mountain is from my head torch as I went for a walk to keep warm! I started shooting around 9:00pm and finshed around 10:30pm
Timelapse. This camera has a strange setting for timelapse videos which renders the central horizontal part of the image clearly while blurring the upper and lower segments!
timelapse panorama video. 129 separate images in 43 panoramas.
**may not play right the first time. play a second time if you don't see the boat. I think timelapses less than 10 seconds encounter a cacheing problem the first time played..
Using the OSnap App I set my iPhone take a photo every 10 minutes for about 10 hours (though it did crash *a lot*).
It's a little experiment to try and travel as far away as possible from the decisive moment and remove as many decisions from the photographer as possible.
I carried the phone about whilst in transit and place it near me when in one place. The positioning of the camera is the only choice that was made and I tried to pay this little attention to this as possible.
All the photos are here, unedited.
Created as an experiment for...
#30 Take a photograph that is strong and necessary of something which is not photogenic.
— Paolo Woods
Timelapse of ice cubes forming from a bowl of water.
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Billy DeCola.