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Moco pan mount made from Lego Mindstorm. It is geared down 112:1 with 1:1 bevels changing direction, then 12:24, then worm gear to turntable (1:56).
Contains three timelapses:
1) H1 to Main gate
2) Main gate to yellow chillies, HN
3) People watching IPL finals MI vs CSK. Just observe how animated people are when seen in fast forward.
Song used is IPL-2 theme.."ek desh ek junoon" by Shankar Ehsaan Loy
Tip: Pehle Poora Buffer hone dena....
Watch Harbhajan singh getting out in Fast Forward. Pay Attention
So here's the timelapse I took while up on the roof here at work. I will say it is still very scary for me to leave my camera on a windy roof for a couple of hours without being able to see it. Especially because if it were to fall it would have fallen right past my window and I would have been able to see it's demise.
The timelapse I shot was a little longer but I though 30 seconds was enough.
Note on the song playing. I'm listening to NPR today at work and there was this artist that I've never heard of named Michael Kiwanuka. He's really good, listened to his interview and some of his work and shortly after bought it on iTunes. So the song playing is one of his.
This is a reel I put together from some of my still photo time lapses from the road.
Shot with my Canon 7D 28-135mm
I've fancied having a go at some timelapse stuff using the dSLR for a while now so I thought I'd do a mini timelapse......using a mini!
A timelapse from my entire time on the public viewing roof of this Tower, about 2 hours from 17:00.
14mm DX (21mm on 35mm equiv)
5 sec intervals to start, last 20mins or so dropped to 10sec intervals to allow longer shutter speeds.
24fps
cokin Grad filter
Aperture Priority. I started at f16 1/5s ISO 100, but had to adjust slowly to maintain the intervals f11, f8, then f5.6, then ISO 200, ISO 400. Last frame was f5.6 13s ISO 400
I activated Mirror-up shutter delay of 1 sec to avoid camera shake, so as soon as the exposure time got to 4s, I had to drop aperture or increase ISO.
I did this because I wanted to have the best quality at all times. The primary objective was to get a great still: www.flickr.com/photos/nickashley1/8061335884/
I figured I would be there for a while looking for the best lighting conditions and wouldn't be able to deduce that until after the event, so in the process of shooting 804 frames I could maintain a regular interval and get the bonus of this timelapse.
The still occurs at about the 6th second of 33 (27th second as indicated by the flickr countdown). You can see from this timelapse what battles I had with reflections in the safety glass of the tower.
I batch processed all 804 frames with all the Lightroom 4 edits of the still (with exception to the spot healing & brush strokes applied to lens flare and reflections). It took my 27" i5 iMac 8 hours to apply all edits and export 1080p 10/10quality jpegs. Timelapse compiled with Quicktime Pro 7.
So giving away all my tips, I hope this inspiries. Let me know if you have any questions. Happy to help.
Cheers! Prost! Nick
Starlink satellites are frequent!
Nikon D300 @ ISO 2000. Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art @ f/1.4. A series of 10 second captures arranged in a timelapse video. Sundown to Sunrise on the night of 6/5-6/2026.
about 3 hours worth of 10 second intervals = 1 frame at 29.5fps
[this one is quite dull]
I've got loads of these that I did last summer in Ibiza, Scotland, Ireland, indoors outdoors on boats on stag do's (/stag don'ts) in forests, in sunrise in moon rise etc -
As far as the new video on flickr thing goes, I think I've found the angle that I want to use it for.
A HDR sunset timelapse i made in les 2 alpes, France.
I added a tilt shift effect :)
Hope you'll enjoy!
Give me feedbacks :)
Gear:
- Tripod
- Canon 550D (+ Magic lantern)
- Canon UGA 10-22mm
It was warm yesterday but I didn't focus the timelapse camera on the rapidly-shrinking man-sized pile of snow outside the garage again. No, this time I focused on the yellow crocuses in Crocus Allee. Look at them go!
--Schn.
A timelapse of the view from the 155 cocktail bar in Vasiliki on the Greek island of Lefkada. Taken August 2014.
Timelapse of smoke and cloud from the Bruthen and Snowy River Fires from Monday the 25th Nov. The fires are about 120 k's away.
UPDATE: Modified it slightly from when i first built it, attached the IR LED to a short length of cable to make it easier to point at the IR receiver on the camera and entered the cable through the old battery compartment.
While looking around on how to build an intervalometer for my D60, I came across this forum message. forum.timescapes.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=335. Full credit to comedyhunter for the idea and great instructions!
Picked up the timer remote from ebay, pulled apart the knock off ML-L3 I had around and wired them together. I also wired the power supply from the timer into the IR remote, so now I don't need the CR2032 in the IR remote.