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Un todo en uno de una ilustración hecha con Photoshop CS6 y a su vez un timelapse con mi antigua Canon EOS 1100d. Es el primer vÃdeo que subo a Flickr y espero que os guste..
Timelapse taken on my Nikon D80 with Wayne's (http://www.flickr.com/people/29005492@N07/) timer. Each frame lovingly scaled to 1920x1080.
Simple tools:
- Apple QuickTime player (open image sequence)
- Apple Automater (script to get selected images and resize)
- AppleQuickTime player (Export to iPhone)
Can be viewed at higher quality on YouTube
Camera: Canon 5D (Mark I) 12.8MP Body
Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L USM
Trigger: Canon Timer Remote Controller TC-80N3
No. of Exposures: 236 Exposures
Exposure Interval: 1 Exposure every 8 Sec
Focal Length: 70mm
Aperture: f/8.0
Shutter Speed: 1/200th Sec
ISO: 50
Other Notes: Shot in RAW, converted to full sized jpegs through lightroom, sequenced and animated in After Effects.
In retrospect I should have shot this for longer, used ISO 100 (50 is just under-developing the image 1 stop, so some of the highlight detail is lost), used a 9 stop ND filter (although I don't own one yet) and shot about every 3 seconds for 2.5 seconds each exposure (which would have made everything even smoother). I might have also used a longer lens.
I was asked to cover up some tagging on a vacant adobe, so I made a timelapse video, and reversed it. With apologies to "Lil Goofie." Android smartphone using Lapse-it app.
Music: Boards of Canada.
This was about 435 photos.
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Frame every 10 seconds.
I should have done every 5 seconds. It would have been smoother.
Well, I'm just learning how to do this.
When viewed in HD, slightly better quality at www.vimeo.com/14346097
Moving from Lake Ontario on to Erie through Lock 3 on the Welland Canal.
Music: Andrews Sisters - 6 Jerks in a Jeep
My first ever experiment with timelapse photography. I shot this storm from my kitchen window. I made it with 450 pictures, one second exposure and a 2 second interval between each exposure.
A time-lapse from sunrise to sunset of a slight telephoto view through our window across the Laramie Valley. Union Pacific trains zoom by, cattle meander, AND snow showers pass over.
Taken with a Minolta Dimage 7 . Sorry for any compression artifacts.
This time-lapse was taken at Wyandotte County Lake Park, in Kansas City, Kansas, with a Nikon D40 camera tethered to a MacBook Pro Laptop.
Sunset in Paris 15
610 photos
19h15 - 20h15
Musique : Rodrigo y Gabriela - One - take 5 (Live Manchester)
563 photos faites à 20" d'intervalle, traitement de la vidéo sous Photoshop direct.
Musique : Collapse Under The Empire (Disclosure)
I decided to timelapse the firework display last night in Blackpool. First such timelapse but i like the results. If only I had leveled by tripod first!! I could straighten the 240 shots that make this up, but I dont have time no patience!
Clouds over Moulin Huet. Bummer was that I had to leave my camera on a rock at the beach taking photos every 3 secs and going "beep". good thing no one nicked it. Maybe they felt the love.
In the true spirit of Flickr this was taken with my D50 and the wonder that is the Gentled Auto - a wonderment of minaiture intrvalometerism (that's a real word, so it is). God bless you James.
The great free program used to compile it is JPGVideo. Nice and simple and small.
DCIM\100GOPRO
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.
Every now and again I am reminded of why I like Joe Rogan:
Jaarlijks wordt er een tuinparty georganiseerd in de tuin van ons appartementen complex, het perfecte moment om van mijn balkon een tilt shift timelapse op te nemen.
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Every year we organise a gardenparty in the garden of our residence, this is the perfect moment to use my elevated position of my balcony to record a timelapse.
Technique
Camera with a fresh battery on sturdy tripod, empty SD card of 8GB, interval trigger attached to take a picture every 2 seconds. Picture were stored as jpeg high resolution, fine compression.
1208 pictures later my card was full...
First picture: 14:02:44
Last picture: 14:42:58
Loaded in Lightroom 3, edited first picture: added 3 graduated filters with Sharpness -100 to created the tilt shift effect (top, under, left) Boosted clarity, vibrance, saturation and cropped the gutter at the bottom of the picture.
Pasted these settings to the other 1208 pictures. This took about 10 minutes.
In the slideshow module created with my 24 fps timelapse preset the video, 1 minute of work for me, 7 hours of work of my computer later the video was created.
Differences with the previous timelapse: 2 seconds, much more different light conditions, stored jpg high resolution, that's why my memory card was so full so quick. This was the tryout for the main event.
Notes for next time
Don't use autofocus, during the timelapse you can notice a slight change in crop, this is due to the autofocus who focuses on something else.
Anything else? Please let me know
All comments and criticism are welcome.
All rights reserved, don't use it without my permission
Note: It is high definition, you should view it full screen in HD! It's worth it
A snapshot from a timelapse movie, see:
vimeo.com/michaelmueller/ulm-timelapse
Full sized pictures on my deviantart: