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This is my second effort at timelapse using the GoPro Hero. This time, we shot at night, again using the GoPro suction cup on the inside of the windshield.
See the video here: vimeo.com/clintmilby/timelapse2
Although I was happy with the overall pace of the footage, one problem is clear. No matter how many times we cleaned it, there was a harsh glare coming from the outside lights through the windshield. You can actually see all of the pings and imperfections in the glass which are not noticeable during the day.
Another issue is due to shooting in Houston and that's the humidity. When it's hot and muggy outside, your front windshield will tend to fog even if your running the defroster making shooting from the inside highly problematic.
Even though the GoPro Suction Cup is awesome and has never failed, I'm a bit nervious at the aspect of putting my GoPro Hero on the outside of the car. So I'm going to have to find an additional way to secure it beyond the suction cup.
Cut in Adobe Premiere CS5.5
Color Graded using RedGiant Colorista
Music by: The Crystal Method
I made this video from timelapse clips I have randomly shooted about a one year now. Edited in sony vegas.
Watch on HD vimeo.com/42938546
I like the people that sit on the fountain and the lights in the building :) The frame moves a bit because I forgot my remote, so had to hold it down for about 200 photos :(
Photos taken on November 13, 2009
Canon 40D with EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
This timelapse was shot from my hotel room at The Riviera in Las Vegas, Nevada.
It took a few days (and nights) to find the correct combination of camera settings and filters to get a decent looking timelapse that would properly expose from evening to broad daylight. Luckily I had time to experiment as I was in the town for about 8 days. Hopefully, I have a better vantage point one my next trip.
Here's my first test movie... it's built from images shot at 10-second intervals from the roof of my house, looking north up Church St. in San Francisco.
- Canon xti con firmware 400plus
- Timelapse de 100 fotos
- 35 minutos foteando
- 2 horas tratando de entender el "Lrtimelapse"
-2 horas procesando entre Lightoom y el Lrtimelapse
Resultado: 4 segundos de video :/
Espero ir entendiendo mejor este mono :D
Timelapse of all 66 different movements the Amplitude Calibration Device (ACD) can perform on top of the Front End Receivers.
Music credits:
Theme: "Robotnix"
Artist: Tab
Timelapse de una tarde por los montes de burela preparando la VI Marcha BTT del Club Ciclista Burela
Time-lapse of 300 30 second exposures shot from 11:44 - 02:25 on night of 23/24 May from London. Attempt to catch a few Camelopardalid meteors but all I succeeded in was capturing lots of cloud.
A timelapse video i created from my daily commute between home and work. I used a canon ixus 82 IS with 5 seconds interval. The video was created from a total of 1300 shots.
Painting time-lapse for an elementary school library.
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Timelapse of a nice sunset on the evening of the Perseid meteor shower - although I didn't take any pics of meteors!
DCIM\100GOPRO
This is my second effort at timelapse using the GoPro Hero. This time, we shot at night, again using the GoPro suction cup on the inside of the windshield.
See the video here: vimeo.com/clintmilby/timelapse2
Although I was happy with the overall pace of the footage, one problem is clear. No matter how many times we cleaned it, there was a harsh glare coming from the outside lights through the windshield. You can actually see all of the pings and imperfections in the glass which are not noticeable during the day.
Another issue is due to shooting in Houston and that's the humidity. When it's hot and muggy outside, your front windshield will tend to fog even if your running the defroster making shooting from the inside highly problematic.
Even though the GoPro Suction Cup is awesome and has never failed, I'm a bit nervious at the aspect of putting my GoPro Hero on the outside of the car. So I'm going to have to find an additional way to secure it beyond the suction cup.
Cut in Adobe Premiere CS5.5
Color Graded using RedGiant Colorista
Music by: The Crystal Method