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So here is my 1st attempt at time-lapse photography using Lightroom 3...And here's what I learned:
1. Clean the damn lens! I've been doing a lot of shooting this weekend and I just forgot to clean off my lens before I started.
* I now know that the spots are inside the lens. I had no idea dirt could get inside there.
2. Compose the shot with a 16:9 crop factor in mind. I cropped the photos to 16:9 before I made the 720p video and lost a little more at the bottom than I ultimately wanted.
I did all 405 shots at 5 second intervals in (M)anual mode adjusting the (S)peed to keep the EV at +1 (This is why you see the exposure pulsate during the video). Maybe if I shot in (P)rogram mode I won't have to do any adjusting, but then it will never fade to dark like at the end when I stopped adjusting the speed. Any ideas?
If you have Lightroom 3 Beta here is the plug-in link:
lightroom-news.com/2009/10/28/direct-timelapse-video-expo...
Two shots from Pildammsparken taken today. It looks a lot better on Vimeo. Check it out there at -> www.vimeo.com/2142900
testing 1,2,3.... taken @ section 7 Shah Alam.
imelapse nih aku capture start dari scene petang hingga la ke malam n then bersambung dari malam ke hari terang balik...aku masukkan gak timelapse lama aku buat kat federal highway tu sket kat part ending tu.harap2 korg enjoy la yea...!happy viewing!
okay moan if you want but i thought It worked well considering I have never done a time lapse before and I had no intervalometer either
A 6 second timelapse of 120 images taken over 1 hour from the Cliff House Hotel in Ardmore, Co. Waterford which gives stunning views of Ardmore bay. My first attempt at a timelapse movie. Copyright © Shane McDonald 2013 www.shanemcdonald.me
Following a few unexpected loud rumbles of thunder just after 4pm BST on 3rd April, I set my camera up to run a timelapse and hopefully capture any lightning that may have occurred. Sadly there was no further action in terms of thunder and lightning, but there are certainly some interesting cloud formations going on here. As ever I was living in hope of a funnel cloud or tornado, but that's usually wishful thinking on my part! There was a lot of heavy rain and hail in the local area of North Oxfordshire, UK which can be seen in the distance.
Camera used was a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm kit lens, fitted with 3 neutral density filters stacked up; ND2, ND4 and ND8. This, combined with an f-stop of 22 and ISO-100 allowed me to shoot 5 second exposures without over-exposing and would have given me a better chance of capturing any lightning if it had happened.
Apologies for the hairs trapped between the ND filters. I was in such a rush to get the camera into it's waterproof cover and get started shooting that I didn't check my test shots properly.
This is the first quality timelapse I realize...after 2-3 firsts attempts of other subjects with a low quality level (did not find the good settings).
I hope to make enough ones to make a 3 minutes video...
4k timelapse video: youtu.be/xGc4gEe003c
Missed focus by just a hair, but that is enough to have a big impact on sharpness.
been working on a small project in LA thought I would share some of the progress
Canon 7d
Canon 18-135
2 second intervals at about 1sec exposures
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1448952006
Sunrise: 2015-12-01 06:06:39.000001
Sunset: 2015-12-01 17:44:02.000001
delta: 5.81 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-12-01 17:44:45.634926
Youtube: youtu.be/iDYc4GUUP9g (higher resolution and nicer playback)
A short timelapse of the leadup and opening volleys of Riverfire 2008 as seen from Wilson's Outlook.
Shots taken from 17:25 to 19:11, 30th Aug. 2008.
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Yet another play with the dolly. I know this only short, but time has been very limited. I have made the decision to post all of my time lapse stuff. So sorry for the rubbish.
Two of my monarch caterpillars are now in the pupal stage. This is a timelapse of the process, 180 shots over an hour period.
Link to the airport is almost complete! There was a media ride today so someone at King 5 pointed the camera at the station all day. And a couple of times they zoomed way in to look at their microwave truck.
A timelapsed view of the Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou in Paris 15th arrondissement. 1 frame every 5 seconds. Original 720p HD version here (requires Divx Web Player).
A 1 hour timelapse of Saturn consisting of 17 frames. For the best results, press "L" to darken the background on this webpage.
Equipment:
C8 with 2x barlow
acA640 - 100gm (Basler Ace)
Astronomik Red filter.
In the northern hemisphere you can see a storm that has been stretched.
On the left side of the image there is some spoke movement, however this is unfortunately very difficult to see. :-(
My Olympus SP510UZ has a 'timelapse' mode, where I could set it up on a tripod, fix the focus and exposure manually, and then have it take a photo every minute... producing amateur crap like this. :) (Click the full-size image for the 5MB animated GIF.)
I was inspired after a small webcomic started begging for money so the artist could buy the US$2000 worth of gear supposedly needed to make his own stop-motion animations-- after mentioning having a computer better than mine. Uh, somehow, 'a lack of intellectual vibrancy' was showing through there...
(Note: this_used_ to be an animation-- but Flickr killed the feature. :/)
Was trying for aurora shots while sleeping and this is what turned out.
I used Lightroom and LRTimeLapse.
This was a total of 425 shots.
milky way timelapse taken on the 9.9.20 from my garden with sony a7iii, edits done in LRcc and photoshop
Timelapse of the Messeturm in Frankfurt, Germany at sundown as seen from the Skyline Plaza's observation deck.
Nikon D7000 + Nikkor 18-105
Edited with VirtualDub and Premiere Pro