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taking one photo a minute -- set the aperture manually to f/8 on my canon 60d for the entire time range. unfortunately, i didn't manually set the white balance, so there is a slight flicker.
processed using Lightroom and LRTimelapse. final images where put together for the video using ffmpeg.
First try with GoPro Timelapse.
I didn't ask for permision for the song, I hope Paper Bird don't mind only a few seconds of their great song.
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Thanks to Fabinho for the GoPro, Socopa for the computer and airconditioning! Dudu, Igor and Carlos for the support! Curti isso!
Timelapse from a Seattle Flickrites Meetup at the UW campus inspired by this.
This is just a draft -- I want to futz with the frame rate more. Would love feedback.
Another "could have been" timelapse from the Isle of Skye, this time what was promising to be a nice sunset ended up in a huge sheet of rain moving towards us on the hillside, again one I thought was still good enough to share.
I've tried my hands on a time lapse video - not the best results but still interesting and maybe something to work on
Time-lapse de un cielo con nubes. Fotografías realizada con la Nikon D300 + 10.5mm f2.8 DX IF-ED. Intervalos de 12 segundos, montado a 25fps con una duracion de 1/25 fps cada fotograma.
Puedes adquirir alguna de estas fotografías en: espanol.istockphoto.com/search/portfolio/3116026#593f029
Decided to try experimenting with a short timelapse of the sunset from my local park. I hope to do a longer one in the future.
Time Lapse Shoot Data:
Title: Parkway Sunset 09 21 2014
Subject: Approaching Storm with Sunset
Location: George Washington Parkway, just south of Alexandria, Virginia
Date: 09.21.2014
Start time: 7.08.13 p.m. EST
End time: 7.23.25 p.m. EST
Shoot duration: 15 minutes
Exposure: 1 second, f-4 (WIDE open aperture)
Interval: 3 seconds
Number of files: 305
Video clip duration: 10 seconds
Camera: Nikon D610
Lens: Nikon 12-24mm DX
Focal length: 12mm, with DX crop rendered focal length is 18mm (1.6 form factor)
Focus: Other side of marsh
Filters used:
.6 Little Stopper, Neutral Density
Notes:
Used LRTimelapse to equalize exposures between beginning and end. Boosted exposure in final frame in Adobe Camera Raw.
a super short timelapse I did on Monday. 38 3-second exposures taken every 6 seconds, caffeine powered timer (ie me looking at my watch and hitting the shutter). that's why it's so short, I got bored after 2 minutes or so... you can also see how dirty my sensor is, looks like it's time for a cleaning
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A time lapse video done with my Canon Digital Rebel XSi and Movie Maker.
Will do better one when I get home with iMovie/Adobe Premire
Canon EOS450D 74 exposures f/11 ISO100 on aperture priority. One exposure every 20s. Processed in Camera Raw and cropped 16:9. Interpolated (bicubic) in ImageJ to double number of frames. Rendered in Photoshop CS5 as 720p HD video, 23.97fps frame rate.