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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.
Timelapse of our tomatoes after being watered (forward & backwards). Video was about 30 minutes long. Quality is rubbish, but speeding up and reversing was a hassle...
A timelapse video of me writing a blogpost about making timelapse videos.
Made with FFmpeg and an HD Hero camera.
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taking one photo a minute -- set the aperture manually to f/8 on my canon 60d for the entire time range. unfortunately, i didn't manually set the white balance, so there is a slight flicker.
processed using Lightroom and LRTimelapse. final images where put together for the video using ffmpeg.
Timelapse from a Seattle Flickrites Meetup at the UW campus inspired by this.
This is just a draft -- I want to futz with the frame rate more. Would love feedback.
I've tried my hands on a time lapse video - not the best results but still interesting and maybe something to work on
Decided to try experimenting with a short timelapse of the sunset from my local park. I hope to do a longer one in the future.
Timelapse photo from on top of the boat at 1220am, apparently no light. Ash is dancing on the right.
a super short timelapse I did on Monday. 38 3-second exposures taken every 6 seconds, caffeine powered timer (ie me looking at my watch and hitting the shutter). that's why it's so short, I got bored after 2 minutes or so... you can also see how dirty my sensor is, looks like it's time for a cleaning
A timelapse to watch the wood melting like ice. Actually, there's even a chunk of dry ice melting in the fire at some point.
Next time I'll try to capture the full story and let the fire die slowly.
Edited with Motion.
Premiers essais des timelapse (video fait à partir de photos) au port du Conquet. le phare du Kermorvan à l'arrière.
a photo of one of the best part of the video.. the sky seems to be in fire! .. it s like a meteor is falling maybe...
The original article for this image lives at tokyo.japantimes.co.jp/post/en/862/TimeLapse+Tokyo+suburb...