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The Husband came home from work a couple days ago and threw his extra satchel on the table. It immediately became home base for the cats. I don't have a time lapse feature on my camera, but I made do with a tripod and hitting the shutter whenever I walked by while the kits were there. First photo was around 9:30 this morning, last one around 8pm.
120 photos were taken at 30 second intervals to make this movie. Frames were assembled using Photolapse. Jupiter pokes out at the end.
Timelapse created from 352 images (over 45 min) processed and sequenced in Photoshop CS3.
Free music from www.royaltyfreemusic.com
My first attempt at a timelapse - points to learn from, obviously. Happy for a "first try" tho.
A sturdier tripod is on my shopping list now ;)
Video: youtu.be/pcQFxwZtizg
Lo scorrere del tempo tramite l'osservazione delle nuvole è alquanto coinvolgente. Per loro natura, le nuvole, di forme e sfumature sempre diverse creano sequenze sempre differenti che vale la pena guardare. Questa ripresa risulta molto avvincente per la profondità di campo interessata dal soggetto. Le nuvole davanti e quelle poste sulle distanze più lontane si muovono con differenti velocità creando così un piacevole effetto da non perdere.
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By observing the clouds the timelapse is very amazing. For their nature, always having different shapes and shades, they always create different sequences it’s worth watching. Clouds settled on more levels move with different speed creating a lovely effect you can’t loose.
A timelapse of around 750 images, shot from the foot of the sand dunes at Bagh Bhatarsaigh (Vatersay Bay) on the Isle of Vatersay which can be reached from the Isle of Barra on the outskirts of the main town, Castlebay via a small causeway.
Various bits and bytes of discarded timelapse segments i had laying about so i decided to put them together and experiment with blend modes, masks, and light segments.
314 fotos de 30 segundos cada una con un intervalo de 10 segundos entre toma y toma.
Creado con LightRoom @ 24fps
Exif:
Cámara: Nikon D5100
Lente: Sigma 10-20mm
Distancia focal: 10mm
Diafragma: f4
Exposición: 30 segundos
Sensibilidad ISO: 1600
Another one of my timelapse efforts.... 1033 separate shots every 3 seconds. Edited in lightroom 5 exported in 720p mp4......and yes the CF card filled before all the ice melted. 
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMIIkAlVWMY
Music by Chris Zabriskie " Air Hockey Saloon"
made these little timelapses ages ago, forgot all about posting them here! they were made to give me some practice with, what was at the time, my new remote timer :)
Wishing you all a good weekend m'dears :)
xx
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Zeitrafferaufnahme aus 874 Einzelbildern mit Blick auf das Uniklinikum Aachen. Die Bilder wurden in einem Abstand von 10s aufgenommen. Kurz nach Sonnenuntergang sieht man den Rettungshubschrauber Christoph Europa 1 auf dem gerade frisch eingeweihten Heliport landen, was für ein Zufall :-) Leider haben die Vögel etwas gestört.
Das Video wurde in Lightroom mit Hilfe des kostenlosen Plugins LRTimelapse von gwegner.de/ erstellt!
Timelapse out of 874 single pictures with a nice view of the Uniklinikum Aachen. The pictures were taken with a distance around 10s of each. A short while after sunset you can see the landing of a emergency helicopter (Christoph Europa 1) on the freshly opened heliport, what a coincidence :-) Unfortunately the air was crowded with birds...
The video was created using the freely availiable plugin LRTimelapse for Lightroom from gwegner.de/
Nikon D7000 - Nikkor 50mm
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Prises: 420 photos
Cadence: 1 photos / 1 secondes
Durée: 7 minutes
Accélération: 30x
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Timelapse movie from a series of 625 RAW-images shot randomly using continous drive operated manually, processed in Lightroom and edited in Magix Movie Edit Pro. I shot the images during a storm, it was salt water everywhere so I had to protect the camera with a Kata E-702 Elements Cover, indispensable for this kind of shooting. The clip is available in full HD 1920x1080p. Music from Royaltyfreemusic.com.
The shots from the startrails made into a timelapse. The movement of the clouds works far better here than the still where it just looks like a big amorphous blob
I found out that they were clearing some lots for new homes and I saw this excavator and decided to shoot a timelapse. I used my tilt shift lens to give it a miniature feel. i processed all the photos in lightroom 4, made the timelapse in quicktime pro and then did the final editing and added music in windows movie maker.