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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.
觀霧夜拍PD10_14401080 29.97 26.3k
600D縮時第16次。17-55 kit len.
ISO1600, f/4.5, M (3456x2304, 3:2), 30s(31-1), i4s。
7,4,2,0
連拍模式
高iso降噪：標準
長曝降噪：關閉
周邊亮度補正：開啟
無限遠對焦要測試，自動對焦不準，結果手動順時針(人在機身後方)微轉兩次才試成。
2011 09/04 00:22~04:59, 4h37m。
IMG_2067-2588,522f
面西拍攝
海拔約2100m
09/04
天文曙光開始04:19 天開始亮
航海曙光開始04:43 還可以
民用曙光開始05:14 曝光嚴重過度
故以後拍攝時間不要超過民用
單張30s拍得還不夠亮，須更大光圈，但不要用到iso3200因雜訊會更重。
這回鏡頭朝向天球赤道，固30s也造成星點有線段感，應再縮短曝光時間。
總結，需要f/2.8的廣角變焦鏡，看來需要Tokina 116。
記得要拍Dark，必要的話還是上ISO3200。
30FPS也快了些。gamma+40
曝光不足的情況下，即使成影片後+Gamma值，畫質只會更差。
一次就要做好
用繪聲繪影4處理出來的影片，感覺畫質不夠好。
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改用PD10，威力導演的MP4可輸出規格
1440x1080-->4:3
1920x1080, 1280x 720-->16:9
畫格率29.97，最高可60
平均位元率13000，最高26300
字型Trebuten MS
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Third timelapse with the GoPro Hero. This time Jake and I cowboyed up and mounted in on the hood of the car to catch the sunrise while driving through downtown. Although we mounted it on the hood, I rigged a safety leash from the mount to the wiper to give me some insurance.
I set the GoPro to take an image once every two seconds as we crused East bound to the downtown and then West to Memorial Park to catch the runners.
Music: Crystal Method: "Smile"
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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
You knew I couldn’t watch that Synandrospadix vermitoxicus bloom without doing a timelapse video of it, right? plantgasm.com/archives/5461
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
YES IT'S A BIT OUT OF FOCUS. Argh. (I still haven't found why I managed to get focus dramatically wrong on a number of attempts. Camera auto-focussed, set to manual, then I think I was changing focal length without refocussing. Or something. It shouldn't matter? I'm now extra careful...)
This was the first outdoors adventure for the Timelapse-O-Tron. I need to go back for additional super-cheesy tourist-o-visions.
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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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
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.
The trigger head has been placed on top of its unistrut support. Anodized aluminum plates have been placed over the mylar insulation layer. This is part of the "hot plate" system. This layer will carry the current from the capacitors into the main electrode assembly. Note the screws standing up. They will connect the "inner bus" to the plates.
The trigger head is connected to the trigger generator with the black trigger cables. The white cable from the trigger head connects to the grounding plate under the mylar insulation. Note one of the switches is connected to the resistor with white charging cables. (resistor out of view, except the top, silver donut).
Timelapse video of Infrasound 26 performance.
Infrasound 26 (Scott Arford and Randy Yau) with guest Michael Gendreau, presented by Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (GAFFTA) with swissnex San Francisco in conjunction with Milieux Sonores. November 13, 2010 at GAFFTA, San Francisco. With support by the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia.
Photos by R. Yau.
stop motion timelapse of wellington. The photos were taken every 4 minutes over the course of an hour. I later edited this into one photo where it gradually changes to night from left to right. This was my first time doing a stopmotion timelapse and even though I managed to keep the framing exactly the same, I dont think I really nailed the camera settings- the exposure jumps around a bit, and even with a little bit of editing I dont think it was a very smooth transition. I also think if I had maybe taken photos every 2 minutes instead of 4 the timelapse would've been smoother. I ended up liking the photo timelapse more than this video as I was able to get a smoother gradual change.