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Two long exposure timelapses of fireflies in a forest. Includes audio from: www.flickr.com/photos/corey_edmunds/52179539472/
First timelapse: Nikon 50mm F/1.4 @ F/2.2, 10s, ISO6400
Second timelapse: Nikon 24-120mm F/4.0-5.6 @ 24mm F/4.0, 2.5s, ISO51200 with heavy noise reduction.
Motion interpolation used to smooth transitions.
Timelapse by Guy Hurst.
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Third timelapse with the GoPro Hero. This time Jake and I cowboyed up and mounted in on the hood of the car to catch the sunrise while driving through downtown. Although we mounted it on the hood, I rigged a safety leash from the mount to the wiper to give me some insurance.
I set the GoPro to take an image once every two seconds as we crused East bound to the downtown and then West to Memorial Park to catch the runners.
Music: Crystal Method: "Smile"
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I attempted to take a timelapse recording of the approaching rainstorm and this double rainbow developed :)
shot with a Casio EX-Z600
processed with virtual dub
Ich wollte eine Zeitrafferaufnahme von dem anrückenden Unwetter machen und dann entwickelt sich ein Regenbogen :)
aufgenommen mit einer Casio EX-Z600
verarbeitet mit virtual dub
Testing time lapse videos with a Trigger Trap phone dongle, This was shot every 15 seconds, about 300 photos, set at 2 frames / photo in the video.
NOTES:
Rendered with Final Cut Pro X, I would suggest spreading the pictures far wider than once every 15 seconds, that doesn't give you a lot of visual movement, unless the weather is crazy.
Este es un aparato que inventé para hacer lapsos de tiempo con paneo y dezplazamiento, para darle un poco de monimiento tanto verticales como horizontales a mis time lapses.
Here's another timelapse, an insect again. This time it is a fly.
The screenrecording itself was done for Steve Gormley aka VJSteveG, who will be using the footage / timelapse in his work.
The video you are seeing right now is more of a summary of a video tutorial that I am working on right now. There I will explain all the basic techniques used in the process of modeling, rigging and shading the fly. With Blender of course :-)
The whole process took about 3-4 days.
Music: www.jamendo.com/de/album/6478
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Sebastian König.
My first attempt of a time lapse photography. It was unplanned and didn't go really well. But i hope you'll enjoy it.
Subject: Alexandria House Tower
Location: North end of Alexandria, Alexandria, VA
Date: 08/17/2014
Start time: 12.31 p..m. EST
Shoot duration: 20:00 minutes
Exposure: .3 seconds, f-4
Interval: 4 seconds
Number of files: 298
Video clip duration: 10 seconds
Camera: Nikon D610
Lens: Nikon 12-24mm DX
Focal length: 12mm
Focus: Infinity
Filter: Hoya Neutral Density NDX400
ISO: 100
Image Edit Software: Adobe Camera Raw CC
Video Edit Software: Adobe Photoshop CC
Notes: did not use XRite Color checker for White Balance. Did not carefully review image screen to check corners. Result: power lines and tree limbs had to be cropped out in post-production.
2nd Attempt.
Using a Zenitar MC 16/2.8 Fisheye
About 540 frames, 15" each, @ f/3.5, ISO1100 (ugh.. I know...)
Spans from 8:45pm -> 1:30amish...
Tired a timelapse tonight, no plan really, just planted the camera and set the remote...and waited. The lens was slightly out of focus (stupid me). I used my a55 with Tokina 11-16 lens. 202 images, adjusted in Lightroom before exporting to 480 height and processed using JPGAvi / Windows Live Movie Maker. This is only the third time lapse I've tried. Perhaps if I try to do them more than once a year I can get good at it. For now I am just winging it to see what happens when I do this or that.
Lake Ontario, Toronto Islands, my 1st time lapse
2 second intervals, 300 shots; rate: 24 frames per sec
Sigma 15mm f/2.8 fisheye
Taken with GX1 set to minature mode video
Stretch of rail between Tokyo Station and Yuraku-cho Station
Shot from Hotel Metropolitan Marunouchi
GX1 ジオラマモードで撮影
東京駅 - 有楽町駅
ホテルメトロポリタン丸の内からの撮影