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I felt the timelapse didn't get me creative. It felt to me like a lot of things were already done with this subject and for some reason I had a hard time making something interesting. At one point I filmed the road I take from my home to uni and this gave me a pretty view, so I decided to go with this timelapse.

Timelapse photography. Nikon p500.

This is the the timelapse...

Ca. 100 photos, one every minut, 20 sec exposure

10 fps

I used Quictime Pro, because it was really easy to use and very straightforward

Right on queue, the snow falls in Kalamazoo on December 1. Time to put the flip flops away!

 

185 photos taken 1 minute apart for an actual time of 3 hours and 5 minutes.

I am hoping for some feedback from the community before I go any further. I still have hundreds of pics I can add from the original timelapse, but the stacking is killing me time wise. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Movie made from 62 video sequences taken at 1 minute intervals. Videos were processed in Registax to make JPEGs. The JPEGs were aligned in Photoshop, finally the video was made with PhotoLapse. Way too much work for a 4 second video! A C8 telescope at F/10 was used to capture the video.

An old timelapse vid of Mike and Me at work processing x-rays of pipes, Geoff wanders in for a chin wag. Probably about half an hour in real time.

Timelapse, gemaakt met losse foto's.

there was actually projection of timelapse video from Prague

Timelapse 27 mars-3 april 2017

 

The switch plate assembly is in place: screwed in to the capacitors, resting on top of the insulation layer. The blue tape on top of each switch covers the port where the spark plugs will be inserted.

Another star timelapse this time from way up North in Fife. Think I'm starting to get the hang of them now having finally settled on the best settings

 

This one has the constellation of Perseus at the center with the Andromeda Galaxy in the lower right hand corner. The Pleiades open cluster also appears from behind the trees on the left. For a better view see the still image here.

 

Tech Stuff:

234 frames @ 18mm f3.5 ISO800 for 25s each. Photoshop used to adjust colour temperature, curves and dark frame subtraction of camera noise. Video produced in VideoMach

A short timelapse experiment of st margeret's way near the bus station

A TImelapse I did by the river near my house. 325 photos rendered into an 11 second video. Well done camera!

Time lapse landing in SLC.

The Danish oil tanker Sofie Theresa leaving Galway Harbour at night. Pictures taken with a Canon 5D II set to take an image every 7 seconds. The settings for each image was f4 and 1/40th of a second (ISO=3200).

timelapse play with hahnel giga t pro II - 130 x 30 second exposures stacked...

 

Played a bit with the timelapse feature of my camera. Looks like an insect came visiting for one frame.

iSight mounted on dashboard for timelapse film of drive between Madison, WI and Brooklyn, NY. This photo was taken somewhere in Pennsylvania.

 

Movie can be found here: www.hccp.org/mov/trip_sm.mov

some stills from our new Grangemouth timelapse. Grangemouth is currently known for its large petrochemical plant, one of the largest in Europe.

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Here's another timelapse from our holiday on the Isle of Skye, this time round we're down on the South Coast of the island at a little cove just West of Tarskavig with the ruins of an old church sitting down next to the waters edge.

A little timelapse of solar eclipse, 20 March 2015, Northern Italy. Maximum eclipse on my coordinates was at 09:35:34.8 UT time. These are the timings of the pictures clockwise from left to right (UT time, add +1 hour for Italian time):

1 - 09:05:46

2 - 09:19:57

3 - 09:35:52 (max)

4 - 09:41:09

5 - 10:05:12

Experiments in timelapse photography, shot out the window of my house looking west over downtown. The batteries only last for about 2 hours, so there is a cut halfway through where i changed batteries on my point and shoot.

 

music by Neil Wirenik (NAW) of phoniq.net

 

shot with a Canon SD870is running CHDK firmware and the ultraintervelometer script shooting hundreds of 5 second exposures @ F2.8, ISO200.

 

best seen full screen here or in HD at vimeo.com/3274127

 

This Timelapse film substantiates my unflinching obsession with The Himalayas and was shot on a road trip to Ladakh. 50 days, 5000kms, one small car with all the equipment. Shot with a Nikon D800. Most of these are HDR Timelapses.

Locations in India :Spiti Valley, Nubra Valley, Pangongtso, Leh, Zanskar, Kashmir.

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