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Rough render of a timelapse video of Hurricane Irene, as seen from my living room window. The time spanned is between around noon on Saturday and stretches to about 5 am. Excuse the reflections on the window - I neglected to block the camera from them before it started getting dark.
Process:
1. Made 1654 photos in 5 seconds steps
2. Imported in Lightroom and made some post-processing
3. Opened with Photoshop as a image sequence
4. Rendered video with 60 Frames per second
Video qualitiy in Flickr isn't the best, on my macbook it looks alot better.
Time lapse video of building a lego version of the Taj Mahal.
Total time to complete the model was 15 hours spread over 2 weekends.
Taken yesterday evening (Sunday 22nd April), this is probably my favourite one yet. Cause for more experimentation with the home-made Timelapse-O-Tron® 9000!
(Computer-murdering, high-bitrate, all-H.264-bells-and-whistles x264-encoded copy here. Now with plays-in-Google-Chrome ability!)
Timelapse of clouds blowing by. I'd love for it to be a bit longer, but it started to rain on me and, more importantly, my camera.
Anyone know a good spot under shelter with a clear view of the sky?
Another timelapse test. 164 shots @ 30s f5.6 ISO 100 over 1h30m.
Getting there. Just need to take the plunge and leave the camera outside for a few hours now, eek!
Frames taken with GoPro Hero 4 Session during 153 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.)
When I went up to Red Rock Canyon last week, I set my camera up so that it would take photos every 30 seconds. It ended up being about 400 photos between 1am and 5am. Using Windows Media Player, I put all the pictures together in a short (2 min) timelapse video. Towards the end (around 1min40sec), there were a lot of shooting stars and the Milky Way really came alive.
Music: Lior, Lost in You
Check out the entire Video here - ponderingmusings.blogspot.com/2010/09/glimpse-of-surreal-...
This is one shot from the timelapse video that I had shot during my recent trip to the Himalayan Desert Valley.
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Timelapses and hyperlases shooted in small cities from the Serra Gaúcha region, southernmost Brazil
Music: "Science and Religion" by Hans Zimmer
Nothing fancy just a short timelapse sequence. It was very windy and it appears that my camera wasn't as stable as I thought it was. There is some visible camera shake in the first part of the clip.
Music: Dream by Oleg O. Kachanko
My first timelapse photography! The subject is an installation piece I created for the iPHONE Therefore iART exhibition at the Chicago Art Department gallery.
The relief sculpture is a paper/plaster composite wall panel. Portrait projection uses images shot, manipulated and edited with Brushes and Juxtaposer on my iphone .
This video was created with iTimeLapse, also on my iPhone.
è venuto male ed è un'esperiemtno ma ci ho perso troppo tempo per poterlo cancellare... a volte diventa una sfida poter comprimerlo e upparlo per flickr... consigli bene accetti nei commenti (uso premiere) Vorrei azzaccare l'A/R evitare bordi neri indovinare la compressione... Help!
First attempt at making a timelapse. In hindsight I probably used too many frames at 300+ for 15 seconds
Made using Magic Lantern Firmware and Windows Movie Maker (I need to get something better).
Timelapse
Di Bradipo
Fotographia
Di Lubna S.
Artista Nuke
Anoussay
Video & Montaggio
Colin
Merci à Alex pour l'appareil tofo.
Involving as always poors powershots for timelapse.
And an Olympus µ4/3 with Xenon 25/0.95
(frame from the video)