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I was supposed to stack a star trail image but after the first few shots it became so cloudy that it turned into a timelapse.
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This is a demo video created from thousand raw images. They were captured from DSLRs and Drones above Athens by night...
They were then combined to 24fps to create the video.
Η νυχτερινή Αθήνα σε ένα διαφοτερικού τύπου Hyperlapse, ολοκληρωμένο από χιλιάδες φωτογραφίες DSLR και Drone καμερών.
with apologies to Walter White.... whose job is clearly safe from me ;)
I saw this crystal kit (as seen below) a few weeks ago, and immediately thought that it could be a cool time-lapse project. The description on the package stated that the crystals would begin to grow within 24 hrs, and reach completion in 12-15 days; so you could say I experienced some 'crystal blue persuasion'..... However, despite having scrupulously followed the instructions, this is what I ended up with, 3.5 weeks and 3500+ shutter actuations later - nothing at all like the illustration!!! I suspect that some dust/vapor must have arisen from the vessel, and settled/condensed on the exterior, and that is where the crystal growth, such as it is, happened.
Flickr doesn't always handle video very well; it may get the hiccups from time to time, and stutter as the video plays, even though I converted it to 720p to facilitate smoother play-back.
A time lapse during the perseid meteor shower. Manly planes, but there are a few. One shooting past Andromeda galaxy at the end.
Star timelapse taken at the B2Gold Game farm in Namibia. Over 240 photos used to make this 10 second timelapse.
Post by Stephen Ball Photography.
Please don't use this image on websites, or other media without my explicit permission, blogs OK with notification and a link back, thanks! ©2016 Stephen Ball Photography, All rights reserved.
This is a behind-the-scenes shot of a driving timelapse sequence I filmed in Joshua Tree National Park last night. Matthew Saville, Michael Relich, and I took advantage of the full moon to do a 1-night trip to the park. We left at 9 PM, filmed in the park for a few hours, and then got home around 5 AM.
We used a 5D Mk. II and rented a 24mm f/1.4L II. At ISO 6400 and f/1.4, we were able to get 1/2 second shutter speeds, which was fast enough to produce nice timelapse video without blurring everything into oblivion. We mounted the camera to the car and rolled with it, effectively making the car the heaviest and most expensive dolly possible. Putting the car in gear, even with no gas, resulted in rolling which was much too fast (5 miles per hour! Oh no!). After some experimentation, we elected to put the car in neutral and then took turns pushing it at speeds of about 1 mph.
For one of the runs, I stuck my camera on top of the car. I shot 3-second exposures at f/2.8 and ISO 3200, and this is one of the resulting images.
A motion control timelapse that I took at Southbank facing towards The City.
Shot using:
- Canon EOS 550D
- Canon EF-S 17-85mm
- Genus Eclipse ND Variable Filter
- Fotga Intervelometer
- GenusTech MoCo
- Glidetrack SD
- Manfrotto tripod + Video head
26MAR20 17:15 → 27MAR20 17:15 (GMT)
Time-lapse of 97 frames (4 frames/hour)
Music by Dinah Washington
Sunrise at Tasik Ilmu (Lake of Knowledge), UNITEN.
Timelapse | 10seconds @ 30fps
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Aufnahme bei der Station Rotenboden der Gornergratbahn in Zermatt. Blick auf den Riffelsee und das leider verhüllte Matterhorn
I had a 40 mins before the last bus left Machu Pichu. In all my excitement I messed up the setup a little. But the place was so enchanting i wanted to share.
Este es mi segundo timelapse (el primero fue para tantear un poco el terreno, no le puse ni música y duraba 6s). Espero que os guste.
También lo podéis ver aquí: vimeo.com/135027427
Northern Lights Timelapse from Tromsø, March 11, 2011.
A great night for Aurora Hunters :)
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Siegessäule - Berlin | Nikon D750 | Laowa 12/2,8 @f5.6 | ISO 100 | 539 frames | 1/20 to 5 seconds | Post processing with DaVinci Resolve
The shadow plays an important role even in a timelapse video. This was a short test to see the effect.
Last month I began experimenting with time lapse photography after seeing Simon Christen's Unseen Sea.
I'm new at this time lapse stuff. I made a lot of mistakes that night, and learned a lot of interesting things. Among them, don't get lazy and take one frame every ten seconds. That's not enough. A good rule of thumb is to shoot continuously. Even if it's one frame every few seconds. If it turns out you've taken too many shots, you can always delete some later in order to speed up the video playback speed.
Camping out in nature during the peak of the Perseid meteor shower is one of my favourite things to do in the summer. This year, the sky was pretty clear with a cresent moon that set after 10:30pm when the show starts getting good.
My camera caught several fireballs as well as fainter meteor trails during the 5.5 hours that this timelapse video covers. (A few airplanes also left some red and white streaks.)
Enjoy the show!