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Timelapse footage from my day today, around the garden and on the moors. It was mostly taken on my macbook pro using gawker.app, which takes captures from the inbuilt iSight webcam (except from the blue clouds at 1.39 - which I took on my brother's Nikon D5000 (more of that to come!) All frames arranged at 24fps. Edited after using iMovie.
The background song is Heaven's On Fire by The Radio Dept.
My latest timelapse, sunset again.
I simply loved the water and boats moving around and around.
No one has shot a timelapse from this place so pretty happy about it :)
These are small videos. Kindly let them load fully to enjoy fully
short time lapse of a bean sprouting. shot with chdk ultravalometer script on Canon A570 IS 1 minute intervals for several hours. Should have let it go longer but had to go to work and didn't want to leave the camera to the elements while at work.
Today was another first for me, I went down to the Quayside at Newcastle with the intention of getting some auto bracketed shots to try my hand at HDR images. But after an hour or so I noticed alot of tall sail boats gathering at the Millenium bridge I thought This would be a good opportunity to get my first timelapse video. So i set my camera up and then hooked up my intervalometer and the pressed start. This timelapse is made up of 310 images put together in lightroom 4.
Mayo de 2011, en el Parque Nacional de Cazorla, vistas de Tiscar, Mirador de las palomas y Hotel el Curro de Burunchel.
1080p 24fps timelapse of a barbecue's life, shot with 7 second intervals on a Canon 400D using a remote intervalometer. Umm, I lost the tripod mount so the camera was held in place by tape. Haha ;)
Oh, I used my Canon 50mm f1.8.
Mount Wilson Observatory Timelapse looking over Pasadena via TikTok [Video] - My Word with Douglas E. Welch
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Timelapse made with Canon SX 100is + CHDK + Divalent's "accurate intervalometer" script
That is 35 minutes exposed in 16"
Unfortunatly, it got too dark too fast. But i'll do something better sometime soon and replace this movie.
Btw, if you are thinking of doing this, keep in mind to use FULL batteries for a maximum of 1 hour "movie", or buy a AC converter for canon (pretty expensive if you ask me) so you can count on external power supply for indefinite time (or as soon as your SD card chockes)
A timelapse of the night sky by the Shawangunk ridge from about 9pm to 12am in mid-March 2012. The bright thing at the beginning is Venus. I lost count of how many planes flew through the shot.
Esta é terceira timelapse que fiz hoje dia 04/03/2014 feita com a GoPro hero 3, com 602 fotos, deixei o tempo menor um pouco.
Ok so the title is a bit deceptive. This wasn’t timelapse photography in the sense where the camera remains in the same spot and takes images at regular time intervals. I was taking the photos quickly one after the other as I was simultaneously panning the camera through an arc of different angles/positions relative to the subject matter. But when I was thinking about what to title the image “timelapse flutter” just seemed right. I love how none of the 3 images stands on its own, but put together it’s suddenly compelling. At least to me. I like the color palette too.
Shovelling the snow in front of the house. We have a parking pad, so there's hardly anywhere to put the snow. Timelapse made using CHDK on my Canon ELPH, processing done with ImageMagick and OpenShot. Music: "Skipping in the No Standing Zone" by Peter Gresser.
Versión algo mas larga y con mas detalles.
Nunca nadie se me había entrometido tan afortunadamente en escena. Muchos de los intrusos son anónimos, pero uno de ellos es Carlos Suarez.
Un golpe de suerte, sin duda.
Timelapse made from the view of my appartement's window
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This was taken at Phrom Phong station in Bangkok during rush hour. Footage was initially in HDR but that didnt turn out well with the fast moving traffic. In total I was there for about an hour of footage. I used a tripod with a remote trigger on timer interval
Loc Home, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
It's about fecking time I tidied my bedroom, so here I am doing it. Sorry it cuts out half way through, the battery went. Also it's portrait because that's the only way I could wedge my camera into my curtain rail.
Timelapse taken with my iPhone.
My wife baked a bunch of Christmas goodies this weekend so the least I could do was clean up the house. Please forgive the low quality it was taken with my iPhone.
A short timelapse sequence from the Open Allotments service in the small Nottinghamshire village of Edingley.
The sequence comprises 900+ frames shot with a 3 second interval and exposure of 1 second achieved using a 6 stop ND filter (Lee Filters Little-Stopper).
Sequences edited with LRTimelapse 5.0.8, Lightroom Classic CC and Premiere Pro CC