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Second try at a night sky timelapse. I still don't have a tripod so the camera was balanced on the ground. Best viewed in full screen you can see several satellites pass through the field of view.
Music: Achilles - Kevin Macleod (http://incompetech.com/)
A short timelapse that I made while on my Thanksgiving visit to Grand Canyon National Park. I made these timelapses at "The Abyss," "Hermits Rest," and "Desert View."
To make these timelapses, I took about 15 minutes sessions with my Canon 40D to take a pic every 5 seconds.
My first foray into timelapse photography. About an hour at 3-second intervals.
Not much going on but I'm getting the hang of it.
I swear to God almighty, I never want to hear another shutter go "click"
This is a single shot from a time lapse I was putting together. And when I say time lapse, I mean OOOOLD school. See, I don't really have a clue what I'm doing, so I was just standing there, on super sore feet, in the freezing cold, taking a shot every time I counted to ten. I was about 300 shots into it when I got called away urgently (rudely!, hmph) on family business. I must confess, I threw a hissy fit. But I did pack up my gear and go attend to family needs. So my once in a lifetime time lapse experience comes up short of catching the sun setting all the way. Sigh. Oh well. It was not completely in vain.
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1446964806
Sunrise: 2015-11-08 05:41:39.000006
Sunset: 2015-11-08 17:58:21.000006
delta: 6.14 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-11-08 17:59:07.159555
Youtube: youtu.be/Yb-FtznBPrM (higher resolution and nicer playback)
Created with 698 photos (frames) and video was made at 25 FPS.
This is my first attempt at time lapse photography and really like it!
A timelapse of the usual weekday chaos at the intersection of the Third Ring Road and Chang'an Jie in Beijing.
Not entirely sure why there is some occasional movement as the camera was on a tripod.
We do the change rooms of 2 of the AFL teams here in Melbourne,
here's a little time lapse of taking one teams signs down and putting the others up.
Frames taken with GoPro Hero 4 Session during 190 minutes, with 5 sec intervals. Video projection frame rate: 24 fps.
(Black areas on sides are added by the OpenShot video editor which forces video to 16:9 when converted to "Flickr-HD" target.)
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1447051207
Sunrise: 2015-11-09 05:42:47
Sunset: 2015-11-09 17:57:23
delta: 6.12 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-11-09 17:57:58.150713
Youtube: youtu.be/Z5My03r3CSs (higher resolution and nicer playback)
Another timelapse of a flower in bloom. 160 shots this one, at 1-minute intervals. And this time, I set the camera at Aperture Priority mode with auto ISO. This means that the camera will remain at fixed aperture (f6.0) and changes the ISO and shutter speed. Which is why the exposure here is more or less constant. Shot in 4:3 ratio, with video at 1080p FHD resolution.
RAW-wise, it came out just a tad bit overexposed, and colour was oversaturated. Using Luminar 4, I post processed the brightest, most oversaturated photo, reducing exposure, played with highlights and contrast, and reduced the saturation. I then copied the adjustments to the other 159 photos. Converted from RAW to JPEG then went to PowerDirector 12 to import all the files, plus added a 1080p black image I have in my Video Resource Folder for the fade in and fade out.
First photo of this set was taken at 6:04am. Last photo taken at 8:43am, for more than two hours of timelapse photography, reduced to a 12-second video.
Still room for improvement. I think I will do a reshoot with a 30-second interval instead of 1 minute. This should make the timelapse smoother for the same amount of time.
Camera is a Lumix GX85 with Olympus 12-50mm telefoto with macro, powered by a 10000mah powerbank which is why I can do timelapse for more than two hours with some battery juice to spare.
Enjoy!
Himpunan Timelapse yang dihasilkan sejak 2011 hingga 2014. Berguru dengan seorang yang sangat berpengalaman dalam bidang fotografi, Arwah Rabani Ayub, Al fatihah.
Apologies this is slightly headache inducing but this is what you get if you take a photo every 5 seconds on a 3 mile walk with your dog and run it together at high speed to meet the Flickr 90 sec limit on films
TimeLapse sequence photographed with D5100 and 18-70mm f3.5-4.5g.
Exif: 13sec.┃f/3.5┃iso 1600┃18mm(27mm in 35mm format)┃2sec. intervals
Raw files edited with Raw Therapee.
Video edited with Lightworks and finished with VirtualDub
Original video resolution; 4k(4096 x 2340)
A little note: All programs used in creation of this video are freeware.
My 1st attempt at a timelapse clip using photos...
Unfortunatley, I didn't have a way to control the shots, so each of the frames in this clip are 0.5s long (1005 frames).
Next time, I'll try and set up the EOS utility to control it to take a shot every .5 seconds but at a much faster shutter speed.
Several timelapses from the Drawn In event at Green Hill Center for NC art on October 1st, 2010.
Video features cloth installation in the atrium by Matthew Thomason, the main green hill gallery, artists drawing dancer Rachael Mauney, a drawing performance by Roymieco Carter and Malanie Greene in the atrium entitled "Substrate", a drawing round-about with Jason Watson, and people making their own drawing machines with Mark Nystrom.
1 metre DIY Carbon Fibre/Aluminium composite, controlled by a DigiSlider Shoot-Move-Shoot controller, Slow motor 2RPM, weighs in at just over 3 kilos with controller, 8 Lithium AA batteries and small ballhead.
Fitted with 3 Arca Swiss QR plates to allow for a tripod/stand at each end or just one in centre.
The motor as enough torque to drive the slider plus ballhead and 5D2 17-40mm L vertically.
I just need to get out and start shooting now.......
With motor detached it can also be used as a hand cranked video slider/dolly.
Taken yesterday from the Tower looking along the VIC/NSW border with Mt Wakefield in the middle, Mt Coopracambra on the left and Nungatta Peak on the right. Taken with my old D5100 and 35mm lens, 967 photos taken over a 8 hour period compressed into a 49 second timelapse video. Some showers come across late in the day.
This is experimental timelapse - each frame in clip represents the stack of all previous frames whith blending mode = lighten
I had the opportunity to help the Publicity Officer of the CalState Long Beach Student Dietetic Association (AKA my gorgeous wife Dana) build the bulletin board that the SDA will use for announcements and such for the 2010-11 school year. I made it a video using timelapse photography and a little bit of fun. The music is by Eon, the song is How Filth's The Moon.
Here is a small collection of timelapse videos that I have captured over the last year or so, I am limited to 90 second clips when uploading to Flickr so may post another video with a few more later.
Apologies for my complete lack of editing skill and heavy compression with regards to the movie production.
The four clips, in order of appearance are shot at; A spot above Dores and Loch Ness for the first and third clips (similar to my last upload), the second clip was Loch Ashie, and the final one is Loch Tarff. And the awesome tune is All my days by Alexi Murdoch.