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Not much wildlife to shoot this time of year in the desert, so I will keep perfecting my sunset timelapse skills so that I will have the process perfected when I come across some awesome ones.
First attempt at some timelapse photography. This is about 45 minutes worth of shots, 3.2 second exposure every 4 seconds from the top of the car park next to the Malmaison.
A friend of mine Paul Atkinson (atkinsonmedia.co.uk) was in the area so we decided to go out and shoot a timelapse of Dorset's well known attraction Durdle Door. We obviously chose to shoot this on a clear night to capture the stars, however the clouds ended up f***ing us over!
Still We were both happy with the results.
First shot:
Canon EOS 600D w/ Canon EF-S 10-22mm Lens
Second Shot:
Canon EOS 550D w/ Samyang 8mm Fisheye.
Song:
Lights (Bassnectar Remix) - Ellie Goulding
The Dingle garden in the Quarry park. Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
60 minutes in 2 minutes. This is my first time lapse, inspired by Geoff Ward who gave a talk at the Shropshire Photographic Society
I used a 50mm lens at f/1.8 with a 3/5 sec. exposure. This was 195 shots. 24 frames per second on the video.A little green lens flare in the right corner.
One thing I so love about the ND~filter is the sense of time passing by while your shutter is open. It gives nice smooth silky water, or blurs the movement of it.
One disadvantage is more dustbusting to do..
Taken near the canal Mechelen~Leuven.
5 standard RAW ND~filtered exposures HDR
4K TimeLapse at 25 frames per second, produced with 2,500 images in 3840 × 2160 pixels format.
Sony A7 III - on a weighted tripod and Sony FE / 24-105 G OSS lens in manual position.
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TimeLapse 4K à 25 images par seconde, réalisé avec 2500 images au format 3 840 × 2 160 pixels.
Sony A7 III - sur trépied lesté et objectif Sony FE/24-105 G OSS en position manuelle.
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Musique
Titre: Run
Auteur: Kai Engel
Source: kaiengel.bandcamp.com
Licence: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.fr
Téléchargement (9MB): auboutdufil.com/?id=494
A first go at a 30 sec timelapse from Seething observatory tonight .A couple of shooting stars thrown in too.
Comments and Critic are highly appreciated.
Description: Since I began taking timelapse in October last year, shooting time-lapse of the MW and the stars have been always on my top list. As the skies in Malaysia started to clear of the thick clouds, I went to the secluded Darul Quran in Selangor to do the shooting. However, due to my own fault, I arrived late at location with only less than 1 hour to sunrise and thus I was struggling to find a good setting as I have not been shooting the stars for quite a while. I definitely have to re-visit again.
Filter: Singh Ray RGND 0.9
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Still have a lot of work to do image wise, but first try at a night sky timelapse. This is 250 images shot over about 2 hours compressed in to 20 seconds of video.
Con tanto agobio de la tesis, hoy me puse a ver mis fotos viejas, pues tengo tiempo sin tomarlas y, descubrà una carpeta con unas que habÃa procesado hace meses para un timelapse que nunca edité, asà que inspirado en un videito que vi en Vimeo justamente hoy que entré a mi cuenta, me tomé una escasa horita para el relax creativo.
Este fue el resultado de la primera prueba...
Aunque puedo decir que por fin le encontré un uso al monótono cielo de Beijing! :)
Vertigo, La compresión que le metió flickr no fue normal!!! En Vimeo se ve mejor...
Stars, meteors, satellites, airplanes, clouds, and hikers with headlamps streak by in this sequence of 115 images, captured in the early morning hours from the Deadhorse Creek Trail near Paradise, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington.
I spent the last several days in Joshua Tree National Park. I began filming timelapse for my next montage and got to shoot some with a new Canon 6D, courtesy of Matthew Saville.
On the final night of the trip, we returned to our favorite campground, White Tank. Since I had already filmed the rock arch twice on previous trips, I set up my dolly at a nearby rock formation and filmed it as the crescent moon set.