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First try at making a timelapse.
599 pictures at 10 second intervals covering time frame of about an hour and 40 minutes.
30fps.
my D300 on a Manfrotto 190MF4 carbon fiber tripod and Manfrotto 410 geared head, shooting a timelapse in Cruz Quebrada, Lisbon, Portugal
see the video here:
Taken with my Canon XSi, 1 shot every 10 seconds from 3:42pm till 6:42pm on January 10th. Didn't come out as good as I wanted. Several problems:
1) Not enough snow in the nearly 3 hours I was taking photos
2) Left auto white balance on, hence the flickering
3) Left autofocus on
4) Reflections in the window when it got dark out
5) Accidentally hit the tripod about 2/3 of the way through
6) EOS Utility on my iMac crashed 2 times during the shooting, so there's 2 small gaps of time that were undocumented. Not sure if it was a problem on the iMac or the camera itself though.
Next time will be better!
This is my Canon SD870is point and shoot taking this timelapse.
The camera runs CHDK which provides a scripting language. A script is running to shoot a frame every 1.5 seconds which I later assemble into a timelapse in HD.
Since the camera has no viewfinder the LCD doesn't turn off, draining battery life. You can see the workaround here, a old headphone cord plugged into the video-out port to turn off the lcd.
The camera sits on my trusty 15 year old Ultrapod II, strapped onto a handy root so I could be close to the water.
Another timelapse using Magic Lantern. Great stuff, loving this! Just playing at the moment, but because it's not using up the shutter I can play a lot more than I could before :0)
This is actually Sharp Edge viewed from Scales Tarn. Another lunch spot timelapse, while climbing Blencathra today. I love the light patterns going on.
DCIM\101GOPRO
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.
bit.ly/goprohero
This is timelapse video was created as a trial. It consists of 332 images running at 15fps in their original image size.
The beginning of the video shows stars in the Nothern Sky and then moves to show the movement of the Milky Way Galaxy. The crux is visible right at the end of the movie on the left-edge .