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My first test of a simple timelapse of the Milky Way from 400 images shot from our deck. I need to work on my processing and also need to find a better location to shoot from, to include a FG element.
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Heres the timelapse. No music or editting, just 600 photos of different scenes. First two are from Farewell Spit, the last 3 are from Pohara, about 10meters from our campsite. When i get my editting software back I'll put together a vid with some other footage we shot on the Video Camera.
I was inspired to do this when I saw Autumnwatch and The Great British Year recently and they showed some amazing timelapse videos that had been taken by the public, so I immediately ordered an intervalometer so I could have a try. This is my first attempt.
Music by Sigur Ros.
If anyone's interested in how to do this, this is a useful tutorial:
timothyallen.blogs.bbcearth.com/2009/02/24/time-lapse-pho...
I shot this from the Grand High Tops overlooking Crater Bluff in the Warrumbungle NP
Siding Springs Observatory is across the other side of the park
This is looking south over the Newell Highway in the distance and Gilgandra
There is some light behind the Bluff which I think is from Coonabarabran
The southern celestial pole is centered above the bluff
After shooting the sunset and then some milky way panos in the moonlight a week before the full moon I set up the camera and headed back to balor hut for some dinner and a short sleep
I set the alarm for 1am as the moon was setting then and headed back up to get some milky way shots
I got 264 images @F2.8 ISO 800 @30 sec for the timelapse [and the other shots that day] before I exhausted the battery
Unfortunately this was as the moon was setting and the shadows had started making their way across the scene
This timelapse highlighted to me the way the MW spins around the celestial pole and not just drifting across the sky from east to west as the earth turns
I have had trouble with processing in photoshop when I have slowed it to 15 frames per second ... exporting very glitch
I wanted to use this as I could add a music track
I also tried the LRTimelapse addon for Lightroom but I couldn`t add music but it did a good job
I have used the Go Pro software to make a timelapse at Seamans Hut last year but they have restricted it to just process Go Pro images unfortunately
I am interested in any feedback or ideas
This seems to be playing slowly on the net for me ... I am not sure if its my slow broadband
Only about 7 secs - practise video for our next camera club competition.
Video has to be single shot photos, put into a video at 24 frames per second.
I spent a full year capturing over 2,000 screen shots from a webcam at Lake Louise. Here is the culminating slideshow: 356 days crunched into 4 min.
The full size and length of the video is on YouTube: youtu.be/ssYyOUph2Sg?t=1s
You'll find more of my work on www.timelapse-photography.de
This kind of photograph was inspired by the DayToNight Series of Stephen Wilkes
A timelapse of a night spent on Brecon Beacons meteor spotting. This 50 second video contains two really good meteors as well as Iridium flares, Airglow, Milky Way, Vega and of course Aircraft. It took 3 hours to shoot combining 550 shots each a 20 second exposure. See the stills in my gallery at - www.freedomphotographic.com.
I thought I would try to create a timelapse using the built-in intervalometer in the A7III. I wished that I started earlier, but I still like the results.
I set up the camera by the Chess Queen formation at Coyote Buttes South for this sequence. I used the 50mm lens wide open at f/1.8. I left it there all night. It ran until the battery gave out. The camera was facing toward the east.
There are a few strange features. I wouldn't have guessed that there were so many airline flights overhead. Also, at about six seconds into the video you can see a relatively slow light moving from left center to the top left corner. I think it must be a satellite. Then later a line of stationary spots emerges from the lower center extending up and to the right at about a 45 degree angle. They are really in a straight line; because of this, I think they must be internal reflections in the lens. But because they don't move at all, even though the light sources (stars) are moving, I'm puzzled.
NOTE: After looking at this on flickr, I see that the quality is so low that you can't see most of the line of spots.
NOTE to NOTE: Oh! I just noticed the little "HD" in the bottom right corner. If you click on that, the video is much sharper, though still not quite as sharp as the original. But with HD turned on, you can see (barely) the stationary spots in the last half of the video.
Silverlink Park LNR incorporates Silverlink Biodiversity Park and West Allotment Pond, and occupies approximately 18 hectares in the centre of Cobalt Business Park, just off the A19.
As part of a new development scheme in 1996, a new country park was created on the site of a former rubbish tip.
This 'Biodiversity Park' together with the pond at West Allotment was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 2005.
The reserve holds significant biodiversity value, with woodland, scrub and hedgerow, grassland and tall herb, wetland and exposed rock habitats.
In particular, the site is of note for its amphibian and invertebrate population. The ponds and ditches are teeming with invertebrates such as pond skaters, blue-tailed damselfly and whirligig beetles.
Roe deer, fox, brown hare and rabbit can all be discovered in the park's grassland, whilst kestrels are regularly seen hovering overhead.
The grassland is also home to many species of butterfly such as meadow brown, common blue and small white.
A giant sundial sits on top of the central hill, and for this reason the site is sometimes referred to as the 'Sundial Park'.
400 shots processed through LRTimelapse and Lightroom
This is a first for me, venturing into the world of time lapse. Its a short video, but you get meteorites, clouds and plane. Its a busy sky..
Un motion timelapse di Sabaudia fra natura, architettura razionalista e i suoi cieli nuvolosi. Sono migliaia di foto fatte col mio smartphone Galaxy E5 e la mia Canon600D; successivamente la sequenza è stata creata e renderizzata su Adobe After Effects. Il video è anche disponibile su YouTube cliccando il seguente link del mio canale www.youtube.com/channel/UCEDeQ9p11U0XICsmlAzBhLA
A motion timelapse of Sabaudia and its nature, rationalist architecture and cloudy skies. I made it with my smartphone Galaxy E5 (via Framelapse app) and Canon600D and edited on Adobe After Effects.
The song is one of my favourite ever, "Blackheart" from album SkyWorld (2012) by Two Steps From Hell. No copyright infringement intended, all credits goes to the owners, Nick Phoenix and Thomas J. Bergersen.
Check out my YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/channel/UCEDeQ9p11U0XICsmlAzBhLA