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Timelapse just before sunrise. Needed more time and alot more photos to make a good few seconds more. Will go back earlier to do it again.
Timelapse, People are moving in Front of the Papal Palace in Avignon
When I was in Avignon in Front of the Papal Palace I had to wait a few minutes. So I set up the camera and did a short Timelapse.
Two week timelapse (one shot every 10 minutes during daylight) of the Canna plants I got from Rob (thanks, Rob!) blooming, with glimpses of life in the background.
un petit test de timelapse en ce dimanche pluvieux.
Bande son : Biomythos par Revolution Void www.jamendo.com/fr/track/17955
Equipment
Nikon D90
Nikkor 50mm f/1.8
Tripod
walimex Timer Remote Control
16. June 2011
Watch this on vimeo in HD!
This is my first timelapse! Plus, I really like it :)
The reason for this timelapse is that one of my birthday presents was a walimex timer remote control. Furthermore, I always wanted to try this and the clouds were perfect for that matter. I hope you like it as well and if you have any feedback, critique or suggestions, please feel free to share!
AND, the next time I'm going to do a longer timelapse because this video only includes 50 images taken every 2 minutes.
Music: Iration - Wait and See
If you made a timelapse as well, please share the link in a comment!
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Here is a small collection of timelapse videos that I have captured over the last year or so, I am limited to 90 second clips when uploading to Flickr so this is kind of like part two, although its really just another four clips joined in Windows movie maker, two of the clips I have uploaded already on their own.
Again, apologies for my complete lack of editing skill and heavy compression with regards to the movie production. If anyone has a good recommendation for software that does a similar job to windows movie maker, but with better quality output then I would gladly here about it?
Music by Hans Zimmer - Your so cool (true romance soundtrack)
415 stills, 1 every 15secs, compressed to approx 30 frames per second. This is my very first timelapse, I've always been fascinated by the process and have now learnt how to do it, free, and simple in Windows Movie Maker. The original is excelent quality, not sure how flickr will upload it!!!
A timelapse test I've been working on. All shot with a Nikon D700 over a couple days in October, finally got around to editing and adding a soundtrack. Now off to sleep.
you must realize that this is my second timelapse video that i have ever made,so be a little bit easy on me ;-)
i took over 1000 photos,merged it to 300+ hdr photos. Then i put them in a batch action in PS, sharpen ,viveza and color efex pro. to bad that the sharpening add noise to the images,but the sky was very boring so i added what dramaclouds in it
after that i put everything together in windows movie maker and this is the result
Timelapse of Bees feeding on Sedum plant, Sept. 2014. Taken using LoFi Little Cyclops camera. [settings: 1s interval, 8fps]
Music: Silence Await by cdk (c) 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. dig.ccmixter.org/files/cdk/17432 Ft: oldDog
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Taken the morning after the Gingers Garage lock in movie night. I couldn't sleep that night so I had to amuse myself while everyone else got their beauty sleep.
Dinner, followed by unboxing 13 HD monitors and 4 Matrox Dual Head 2 Gos, 12 DVI-VGA converters, 8 VGA cables and power supplies. Plugging in 6 of the 8 monitors to an Alienware Aurora, running each screen at 1920x1200. I'd prefer 1920x1080, but I might have to wait for the Matrox software tomorrow to give me that opportunity...
Mon 1er essai de Timelapse...
Les nuages étant le plus facile pour commencer, je n'ai pas eu beaucoup a attendre pour trouver mon sujet :)
L'intervalle est a 5sec, puis 30 sur la fin (quand les nuages sont passés).
L'effet de flou, qui apparait sur les dernières frames, est du a l'apparition de condensation sur le devant de l'objectif...
Petite frayeur quand je me suis rendu compte que l'ensemble du boitier gouttait déjà :D (Le 7D a vu pire a Londres, mais l'objo n'est pas du tout tropicalisé...lui.)
Petite précision, j'ai effectué une correction de la déformation du au 10mm, mais uniquement parce que je voulais retrouver ce que je voyais ce soir là ... Et non, je ne vois pas en cul d'bouteille :D