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Time lapse image created with my Nikon D90 and my Yongnuo interval timer, animated in Gimp and saved as a Gif. Scroll down to see animation.
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This is a timelapse video of the night sky that I made with a MaxStone IR/Bluetooth remote and my Nikon D5100 still camera.
The MaxStone is an IR remote for cameras (many brands and models) that is programmed and controlled using an app on an iPhone/iPad/iPod touch (iOS devices). It uses a low-power Bluetooth link between the iOS device and the remote so you have a completely wireless remote connection from your iPhone (or iPad/iPod touch) to your camera. It also works in the opposite direction, functioning as a Bluetooth remote for the camera in your iOS device.
This video was created from 240 still images that were each triggered by using the MaxStone's timelapse feature (basically a wireless intervalometer for my Nikon D5100 camera). The video compresses about 28 minutes of time into a 10 second playback. You can watch as the clouds pass from left to right along with the stars setting in the western sky (and one or two planes crossing on the far left).
This was done only as a test, it's not meant to be a finished, entertaining, or quality piece of video.
A timelapse video of my approach to solving crossword puzzles. I start with the first word I can enter and expand from there, rather than doing all the across or down clues first.
One frame per letter shot on my Canon 40D and processed in Lightroom and Premiere.
Halfway up Mt Baldy, Washinton. Pan was unintentional - the snow I propped the phone with was slowly melting
A timelapse shot and produced on my iphone 5. The frames were captured over a 4.5 hour period at an interval of 10 seconds per frame, using Lapse it pro. The video is rendered at 28fps and then exported to IMovie (iphone) for the credit screen and soundtrack to be added.
My latest video:
''Fabio's Timelapse''
Watch it now:
Alternate video link:
v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMzU2MzAwNjg0OA
40 years in 4 minutes, that's one heck of a timelapse! From my birth to the present time, 4 decades lived in "fast and furious" mode, across all continents...
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” Albert Einstein
Credits:
Filmed, Directed and Produced by Fabio Tabbo’
Project Manager: Aurelie St. Marc
Video Editor: Lasha Kalandadze
Webmaster: Roman Hutnik
Web Assistant: Nikola Burchevski
Content Editor: Sherissa Sia
Social Media Coordinator: Katarina Ludrovska
Social Media Assistant: Myzel Perez
Illustrator: Adriana Robu
Graphic Designer: Kateryna Kyselova
IT Expert: Ken Anderson
Accountant: Rebecca Travis
Special Thanks: Matteo Bosca, Amedeo Callegari, Federico Gandolfo, Marcella Roggero, Martina Ferraro, Fabrizio Fresia, Federico Fresia, Francesca Gandolfo, Stefania Sorbara, Davide Gorlero, Didier Art, Wiebke Sudhoff, Luciana Jayme, Jorge Gomez Pizarro, Ann-Cathrin Meyer, Bernard/Nicolas/Florence Blanc, Nattinan Wanna
Filmed by Fabio in the following locations:
Benin, Abomey - 2013
And pictures taken in about 40 other countries during a 40-year period!
Check out www.LifeTour.net for the details of each location covered in the video, along with thousands of my other pictures and videos. I lived in more than 65 countries during my first 40 years, and I hope my travel blog can inspire you to live to the fullest. Enjoy!
Fabio
Making-of Images of the Christophmalin.com TimeLapse Movie "The Island" about the wonderful nature and starry skies of La Palma, Canary Islands.
Making-of Images of the Christophmalin.com TimeLapse Movie "The Island" about the wonderful nature and starry skies of La Palma, Canary Islands.
Mi primer Timelapse / My frist Timelapse :)
Material empleado / Material employee:
Panasonic DMC-GF2 (Hacked)
Panasonic 14-42mm F3.5-5.6
Teffnon 28mm F2.8
Carl Zeiss Jena DDR 135mm F3.5
Mantona Pro Makro II
Software:
GH13Timelapser v0.1
Any Video Converter v5.5.8
Virtualdub 1.9.11
Música:
Guy Berrier - Truculences (Copyleft)
EXPLORED!!!
Another Time Lapse made in the last Ramadan. It was my good luck to get what I went there to capture. The best part is in the end...when people start running out :))
Hope you like it...Alot of effort involved in making it.
These are small videos. Please let the load fully to enjoy best.
('does exactly what it says on the tin' lol)
Another timelapse frame from last night, about 11pm... Another all-nighter but this time in ??????? and more conveniently we were able to base ourselves at a friend's flat in this estate - gaining a much needed higher vantage point for some of the shots - and more importantly access to a kettle and a loo!
And now I put myself to bed... (07:49 am) ... well after look at the 'rushes' the producer rendered at the end of shooting...
Night, night all!
P.S. Can you see the aeroplane tracer mark in the blue of the sky to the left? It has a reddish nodule at three distinct positions over the 3 second [or was it 4 second?] exposure... When you do many scenes in one session, the distinct settings become a blur - as we have honed our sense to the correct filter/shutter/aperture ratios...
If you would like to know more about the technique and the documentary film that this timelapse sequence will feature in, please go to:
ND3_3791
Making-of Images of the Christophmalin.com TimeLapse Movie "The Island" about the wonderful nature and starry skies of La Palma, Canary Islands.
Making-of Images of the Christophmalin.com TimeLapse Movie "The Island" about the wonderful nature and starry skies of La Palma, Canary Islands.
While in Tahoe, my friends and I thought it would be a great idea to put together a simple time lapse video with the D300 that pays homage to this video that some fans made of Daft Punk's "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger."
Only instead of true robot heads, we used beer boxes. We're a resourceful bunch. Really, what else do you do when snowed in?
Two HD timelapse clips of stars moving across the night sky.
To view in HD visit lifeinmegapixels.com/viewtl.php?id=7
Shot with Canon Powershot A720 with CHDK