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Missed the sunset, this is actually facing east... I like the movement of the moon, but it's not as cool as the cloud movement in #1 or #3.
See #1 for technical notes...
Elapsed Time:
21 minutes
A snapshot from a timelapse movie, see:
vimeo.com/michaelmueller/ulm-timelapse
Full sized pictures on my deviantart:
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.
400 frames, delay 15", 1h 40' total time.
Olympus E-3 - 1/125"
Zuiko ZD 50-200 f/2.8 @135mm - f/10
Metz 48 AF-1 - RC mode - 45° on right
Metz 54 MZ-3 - Slave mode - 30° on left
Video 25fps 720p X264
Used the 5D Mk II's video mode at 640x480, and then iMovie's clip speed function (it goes up to 2000% of the original speed) to create this fake time lapse of the setting sun. Unfortunately the card ran out of space before reaching the maximum duration of the clip (30 minutes). This is the Azenhas do Mar beach and its small oceanic pool.
Timelapse of men working on the electricity pylons near my house, they are replacing the Insulators and Conductors.
Taken with a tethered Canon 1000D at 300mm
timelapse of the construction of our Burning Man Playa structure by Gregg Fleishman (www.greggfleishman.com)
checkout the timelapse:
My first timelapse...
Photographed with Sony Rx100 III and then processed on the computer. This timelapse is done by 1370 pictures with 8sec delay.
Timelapse movie taken on Gateshead Quayside. It started raining when I arrived, so I went to the top of the Baltic Arts Centre, but then I moved to the Millennium Bridge once the rain had cleared.
The first clip is taken with a Ricoh GR Digital. The second clip is taken with my Canon DSLR, intervalometer, 10-22mm lens, and a Meade Telescope head to create the panning. (Otherwise known as the milapse head.) The final clip is taken with the Ricoh again, and it features me packing my stuff away at the end, and of course my Canon timelapse rig in action. This is my favorite clip of the three.
Timelapse hecho
Cámara: Canon 70D
Intervalos de captura: 10 seg.
Revelado con: Lightroom
Edición: after effect y premiere
Noctilucent Clouds Timelapse.
Shot over the Solway from Cumbria, to the North towards Scotland.
Taken between 2am-3am. 2-07-2011
319 Photo's composed into a timelapse video.
ISO 800
F/5
2 Sec Exposure
Timelapse de la constelación de Orión escondiendose en el horizonte a fines de febrero 2011. Esto fué realizado con 390 fotos durante 3 horas aprox.
La vista es desde el balcón de mi departamento.
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1435124410
Sunrise: 2015-06-24 07:10:14.000002
Sunset: 2015-06-25 03:17:36.000003
delta: 10.06 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-06-25 00:04:47.140372
Youtube: youtu.be/N_H7Q15K380 (higher resolution and nicer playback)
25-minute timelapse near the asteroid's close encounter with Earth. I never did spot the thing with my own eyes, and in fact was not sure I actually captured it until I reviewed my photos.