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I decided my messy 80-foot pine tree had to go since I'm replacing the entire front yard lawn with drought-tolerant plants, bark and rock. So here's a piece of the work. I made a 4-minute time lapse of the entire job, which you can view at youtube. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uq7hpl7-oQ&feature=em-upload...
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.
4 year.
100 pictures.
1 time-lapse picture.
I wanted to make a time-lapse video, but I didn't have enough pictures. At the end, I decided to make a time-lapse panography.
Did my very first Time Lapse video, bought me intervalometer and trying it out. This video is from 100 images. I'm happy for my 1st try.
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!
The audiotrack is ZEN FLUTE by RANDOMcosmicTRASH, used under Creative Commons license, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
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).
Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the stars in these 5,000 images as they dance across the night sky over the mystical metal sculptures in Borrego Springs, California. These iconic sculptures, created by artist Ricardo Breceda, stand out against the star-filled desert landscape, making for a perfect scene under the milky way's glow. This time-lapse captures the magic of the desert night, where stars and art meet in harmony. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the cosmic view!
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)
Hand-held timelapse of the intersection of Spring and Bourke Streets in Melbourne seen from the steps of Parliament on an Autumn evening.
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.
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.
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!
140 pictures turned into a time lapse video
From the command line
ls -1tr (lists all files in chronological order)
then:
mencoder -nosound -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:mbd=2:trell:autoaspect:vqscale=3 -vf scale=1920:1080 -mf type=jpeg:fps=20 mf://@frames.txt -o time-lapse.avi
via Hugo Chinchilla blog.hugochinchilla.net/2011/09/time-lapse-videos-mencoder/
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.)
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.
A three-camera timelapse of a 45-minute card game.
A Sony a77 mounted onto a Pico Dolly and controlled by a CR Servo created the main (upper left) shot.
A GoPro mounted to the dolly track gave an interesting perspective of the dolly system (upper right).
And a Canon 7D captured the entire scene from behind both cameras.
It was a close game, but I won: 915 to 910.