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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.
First try with GoPro Timelapse.
I didn't ask for permision for the song, I hope Paper Bird don't mind only a few seconds of their great song.
paperbirdband.com/
Thanks to Fabinho for the GoPro, Socopa for the computer and airconditioning! Dudu, Igor and Carlos for the support! Curti isso!
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
With the lens mount removed. It turns out this is not necessary to remove the top, but it seemed like it was concealing a screw.
First timelapse attempt taken over 2 days @ Troubridge Island, South Australia.
Music is Blackberry - Certian Death (Still Alive Remix) ccmixter.org/files/Blackberry/17059
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.
Time Lapse Shoot Data:
Title: Parkway Sunset 09 21 2014
Subject: Approaching Storm with Sunset
Location: George Washington Parkway, just south of Alexandria, Virginia
Date: 09.21.2014
Start time: 7.08.13 p.m. EST
End time: 7.23.25 p.m. EST
Shoot duration: 15 minutes
Exposure: 1 second, f-4 (WIDE open aperture)
Interval: 3 seconds
Number of files: 305
Video clip duration: 10 seconds
Camera: Nikon D610
Lens: Nikon 12-24mm DX
Focal length: 12mm, with DX crop rendered focal length is 18mm (1.6 form factor)
Focus: Other side of marsh
Filters used:
.6 Little Stopper, Neutral Density
Notes:
Used LRTimelapse to equalize exposures between beginning and end. Boosted exposure in final frame in Adobe Camera Raw.
Timelapse photo from on top of the boat at 1220am, apparently no light. Ash is dancing on the right.
Made with windows movie maker using 2:40 hours of pictures and a 30 second interval in P-mode, with auto-iso (max 800, max 1s) and manual focus on my D90.
Too bad I don't have a clear view on the sunset from here.
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 time lapse video done with my Canon Digital Rebel XSi and Movie Maker.
Will do better one when I get home with iMovie/Adobe Premire
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.
Canon EOS450D 74 exposures f/11 ISO100 on aperture priority. One exposure every 20s. Processed in Camera Raw and cropped 16:9. Interpolated (bicubic) in ImageJ to double number of frames. Rendered in Photoshop CS5 as 720p HD video, 23.97fps frame rate.
This is the second rendition of my first time-lapse video. I captured 431 images of the cloud movement at 3 seconds apart, These were shot with my Canon 5D Mark IV and a 24-105MML IS II lens. Images were batch processed in Lightroom. The Lightroom slide show was turned into a video using a plugin template available through the LRTimelapse web site.
another short timelapse to test some settings. It took 24 hours for these few seconds, 1 shot every 20/30 minutes with 2 hours of pause for recharge the camera battery
Music: Battles - Race in
Camera: Nikon D80
Lens : AF-S DX Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED
Check out also in HD timelapse test from Tiago Fernandes on Vimeo.