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For Christmas I was given a Triggertrap dongle. I decided to try a timelapse of a pancake party that I held.
The aspect ratio of the video is not quite right - I still need to fix that (I'll probably have to crop the pictures before combining them into a video).
Este fue el segundo timelapse que hice unos meses atrás, utilizando un Arduino como intervalómetro... Los parámetros de la cámara fueron ajustados manualmente y se quedaron fijos... ERROR!!! jejeje
Al principio no me pareció una buena idea de poner videos en flickr. Podría aparecer tanta cosa como en youtube, pero por otro lado puede ser una gran cosa. El time lapse es fotografía (que es lo que a todos nos une en flickr) pero en un lapso de tiempo que compone finalmente, un video. Asique en vez de estar en contra, pienso que nos podemos unir, pero tratando de hacer buenos videos a través de la foto.
At first I thought it wasn't a good idea to put videos in flickr. A lot of stuff like youtube could fill the place, but on the other hand it can be a good thing. Time lapse is photography (the thing that unites us all in flickr) that put together is finally, a video. So instead of being against videos, we should join it, and try to do the best videos out of photos.
Das ist ein Zeitraffer (Timelapse) Video von einem Sonnenuntergang auf Borkum.
Insgesamt wurden 1050 Bilder im Zeitraum vom 16:50 Uhr bis 17:16 Uhr. Es wurde eine Bildrate von 24 Bildern pro Sekunde.
My first timelapse...
Photographed with Sony Rx100 III and then processed on the computer. This timelapse is done by 1370 pictures with 8sec delay.
Following the route of Metro bus #48. Took me 15 minutes between Montlake Blvd and NE Pacific St to Rainier Ave S and S McClellan St on a Saturday afternoon.
Один из моих лэйпсов. Жаль техника подвела(( не смог доснять до конца.
прогрузите пару раз, ато чет бывает тормозит)
Timelapse using DJI Osmo Pocket attached to the side of the ship, Boudicca. This was the second part of the cruise from Åndalsnes, via Honningsvåg and arriving in Spitsbergen.
Had my camera out shooting a shot every 5 seconds wanting to capture the sunrise but got an incoming rain storm instead. nothing too bad, just some water on the front of the lens.
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 vídeo 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.