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Mi primer timelapse de prueba con un Tokina 12-24.
Una foto cada 5 segundos. En total 1050 fotos.
Musica: Juice_Connection_-_Heretheretoo
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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Shot using my iPhone and "Timelapse". Not bad for my first attempt.
This is using 96 shots taken at about 7 seconds apart.
The bump at the end was because the flash started shooting for the last 10 shots, so tried to fix it! :)
Would've liked to have gone for longer, but it was sitting on my balcony 3 floors up and I could only take so much stress.
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Un timelapse fait avec une quickcam, photos prisent a une intervale de 30sec mise a 29 images par secondes.
The white cables are now attached to the high voltage distribution box. They lead down to each of the 12 capacitors. Note the additional circuitry that controls the charging. To be explained later.
I used digiCamControl to take this timelapse. It's one of my first tests, and i really liked how everything went. I took 288 shots with 3 sec interval. Used Lightroom to ajust and render to JPG and after that i used After effects to connect everything together. The video is with 4k res, and 24 frames.
Timelapse taken from The Heights at the St. George. The spire in the forefront is All Souls at Langham Place.
Soundtrack is the first 27 seconds of "the time without" by kthugha / CC BY-NC 3.0
Cleaning and restringing my guitar, since it really needed it. Sweat and gunk was building up and the wood was really dry.
15 fps, every five seconds for 83 minutes.
Music not mine since I'm too lazy to write something this time, but instead a sample of Traces of Breath from Dave Weiner's new album, On Revolute.
Note the white port extending from the right of the switch. The switch gas will be fed in here. The black wire extending from below the switch is an alternative path to ground.
299 pictures in 9 seconds. I used a D80 w/ a timer & AE3. "Mildred Pierce" was shooting below halfway thru, you'll see the big lights.
The final timelapse from our late summer holiday on the islands of Scotland was shot at the coral beach at Claigan on the Isle of Skye.
Finally got a programmable trigger, and started messing with some timelapse... Here's my very first, from my backyard.