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This is a shot from my fourth timelapse with the GoPro Hero.
I recently took a trip out to my Dad's for his birthday and mounted the GoPro on the hood of the car while leaving the city for the country.
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I do'nt know why flickr compression shorten the video track but not the audio track ... ??? Strange ... and that explain the long black at the end ... it's not in my original !
A simple timelapse of sunset in our neighborhood park. Just playing with the video here. Still ambivalent over its inclusion in flickr, but let's not be luddites. The flash video is a little stuttery the first time around, so just hit play again and it will play smooth. The video in the link below is far better quality but cannot easily be embedded.
Timelapse of ISS passing through Orion nebula. January 18 2021, 02:11:32-02:13:22 UTC. Canon G7 X, 40x2s, ISO 1600, 100mm EFL. Composite flic.kr/p/2ktaRZB
Timelapse of a what happens when you squirt weedkiller on a dandelion. I was a little cynical but see the results for yourself.
Images take from 10:50am to 12:30pm with 30 second intervals. (Around 200 images)
Note to self: must remember to set to manual focus.
Saturn, December 15, 2020 01:53-01:55 UTC. Timelapse of frames cropped from flic.kr/p/2khocZw Canon SX730, 60x1/8s, ISO 80
A timelapse of two games of "Settlers of Catan", over the course of about 4 hours. Just the raw pictures at 24 fps
I took one of the star trails images of the McMath-Pierce and made a timelapse using those images. The telescope is polar aligned so the north star sits close to the top of the telescope. However, the North Star is not EXACTLY at the north celestial pole and traces out a very small circle in the sky. You can see that in this timelapse. Watch toward the end and Polaris disappears as it moves slightly beneath the top of the telescope.
Midsummer sunset at Whitby. A slow-shutter timelapse sequence shot over around 60mins.
Canon 40D & EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5 & ND1000
One of my wee promotional clips for the benefit of my portfolio site (still in progress) www.martinwallgren.com. Timelapse created from 637 RAW-images processed in Lightroom 2 and sequenced in Photoshop CS4. The final cutting was made in Apple's iMovie in full HD 1920x1080p. Free music from www.royaltyfreemusic.com
I stood in (approximately) the same place most mornings to take a photo of the veg garden from February through to November 2013.
It turns out that my main videos are on my youtube channel, but this one of a timelapse sunset from the AAT dome (using the dome as a trackable tripod) over the Warrumbungles, is probably good enough to put up here too.
As I told you a few days ago, I’m taking part in a timelapse contest. Well, I finally finished the video and uploaded it on the web. The next step is to watch the video about a thousand million times, as the winning video is the most watched one… so now I ask you to please watch it, and please get back to me and tell me your thoughts. Hope you like it!