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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.
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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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A series of timelapse views of Hong Kong and the bay. The "longer" sequences are all 20 minutes compressed down to 18 seconds or so.
Several timelapse sequences created from still photos taken between around 01:15 and 03:00 showing developing NLCs. Comet NEOWISE is visible in the first three sequences but is lost as the NLCs get more intense.
Timelapse photography of Jörg Rüger (www.sichtbarkeiten)´s exhibition "Beauty in Ruins"
Full version on Youtube:
Wanted to try a timelapse with the dramatic tone art filter from the Olympus E-5.
988 frames shot on tripod every 5 seconds, using the Hähnel Giga T Pro remote as trigger.
WMM used to get the movie together in win7 with a framerate of 15, or 0,04s
I'm going to tonemap the HDR's again and create a new video. i don't really care for how they turned out. approx. 120 shots at 30fps
Timelapse video of the night sky on 26-27 May 2013. Around 330 photos were taken at one minute intervals using a Canon EOS 1000D DSLR, then combined into a timelapse video using PhotoLapse.
Time lapse de las 12 horas después de refrescar 4 masas madre, cada una en un paso/dÃa.
El vÃdeo deberÃa de haberlo grabado en 24 horas, pero no podÃa tener el teléfono ocupado tanto tiempo -vayapordios-.
Grabado con iTimeLapse en iPhone4.
Timelapse of Jupiter passing over downtown Toronto.
15s exposures taken every 60s for a total of 384 shots.
These sequences were shot over a period of one year on my treks and trips across India. This being my first timelapse video, I tried my best. Looking forward for your feedback.
watch full video vimeo.com/nileshukey/indiatimelapse
Shot at:
1) Nameri, Assam, India
2) Tungnath, Uttarakhand, India
3) Chandrashila, Uttarakhand, India
4) Triund, Himachal Pradesh, India
5) Molinglong, Meghalaya, India
6) Delhi, India
The last lunar eclipse was shot in Delhi.
Camera: Canon 550d
Lens: Sigma 18-200 mm
Edited in Adobe After Affects CS6