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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
Timelapse realizado como trabajo final de curso de fotografÃa en el IES Vega de Prado (Valladolid)
Podéis verlo aquÃ: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvbdobAKiO0
La canción es Ain't got no de Patrice.
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Saludos!
Took pictures with a 5 second interval. Did this for about 15 minutes and resulted in this 10 second video.
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Se ve la vÃa láctea..... :) Toda mi vida he estado viendo ésto.... desde la casa de mis padres admirando el cielo en las noches de verano...
Lástima que la gente no se dé cuenta del daño que hace la luz artificial ... madre mÃa....
A timelapse video out of my kitchen window on 27/02/2011. Photo every 15 seconds for roughly 6 hours.
Dang...I am shooting tons of video it seems these days...but, it is so rare to get these weather patterns coming through Las Vegas with those delicious "marshmellow" like clouds that are screaming to be shot in a timelapse mode. I shot the bulk of this short snippet with the FX30 and then some with the Ace Pro.
1) Echinocereus baileyi (cut short when I didn't realize it was set to stop after 300 pics)
2) Opuntia humifusa x fragilis
3) Opuntia cymochila x polyacantha
4) Opuntia caespitosa
Primer timelapse con una Reflex y un intervalometro
Playa en Vinaros
Reflex: Pentax K100D super + intervalometro
vimeo.com/14802407
From GoPro Timelapse shoot Sunday morning. We mounted the GoPro Hero on the hood of my car and cruised through downtown and Memorial Park in Houston.
Timelapse of the aurora over Duffus Castle, Moray 27/02/2014.
Video made up of 97 images taken over a 16 minute period. I got too cold and returned home.
Woke up to thunder and a pretty intense sky. So I set the camera up to do another all-day timelapse out my hotel window. Unfortunately, the clouds boiled off shortly after breakfast and never came back. Oh well.
On the other hand, I had to work outside all day... so not having a thunderstorm hanging over me was probably a positive overall.
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My very first time lapse. Shot with the GoPro Hero using the Suction Cup Mount placed on my car's windshield. I set it to capture an image once every ten seconds. Unfortunately, the battery went dead quicker than I thought -- I most likely didn't have it charged all the way.
I compiled the images in Premiere Pro CS5.5 and colorgraded it using RedGiant Colorista.
If you've done timelapse using the GoPro - please post any hints or tricks you've used and feel free to link your own videos here too.
My First Time Lapse PhotoGraphy-Using Canon710 IS+CHDK+CHDK Timp Lapse Script+~120 Pics Taken at 2 second Exposure from balcony+Video Export Using Lr3 at 24fps.
Heriot Watt University Photo Society's portrait session - timelapse video taken using a Canon 1000d and a custom Arduino trigger
A short time lapse video from the 89th observation floor of Taipei 101.
Since I did not have a tripod with me, I had to brace the camera against the window over half an hour. As I do not have a camera capable of shooting sRAW, I was limited by the total number of shots I was able to take.
I cropped the images in Lightroom in 16:9 ratio and exported in 1280x720 resolution before assembling using QuickTime Pro. It turns out that QuickTime has some stability issues as it crashed once during assembly and I had to upload the video twice to Flickr.
Still figuring out a decent workflow and would love to hear any suggestions.