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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
I set this shot up before i left work yesterday, to try and get sunset and the city lights coming on, however I totally failed to think about the reflections on the glass in the office, this timelapse could have gone on for another 2 hrs worth of seeing the chairs and desks in my workplace. Something to remember for next time!
On a more positive note, i have finally found a really good CHDK script for sunset/sunrise timelapses
taken from the window outside the united lounge in newark airport. filmed using a GoPro and processing done in Adobe Premiere.
Cloud timelapse over my workplace as done from the inside of my car. That unfortunate streak in the middle of the video is the dirt triangle on my wind shied (where the wind screen wipers aren't able to reach). Also, unfortunately the batteries for my camera ran out just as the sun started to set. Then in a fit of indecisiveness I turned the car around towards Wayville (where the clouds always seem to be more spectacular) and then changed my mind again when I saw how nice the sunset was. Wish I could have got more of the night time, but was already at work way too late!
IXUS 800 IS
with the CHDK time lapse script:
chdk.setepontos.com/index.php/topic,1145.msg11090.html#ms...
ISO 400
4 second delay
10:00 - 18.30
Time lapse de las 12 horas después de refrescar 4 masas madre, cada una en un paso/día.
El vídeo debería de haberlo grabado en 24 horas, pero no podía 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.
FINAL Timelapse. I like how the dock almost seems to be breathing with the movements in the water, it looks good against the still foreground of the pier
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
Camera Model: Olympus OMD EM1
Lens: 12-40mm f2.8 Pro Lens
Software used for timelapse editing: Lightroom 5.3, Panolapse, and finalized with Sony Vegas Pro
The first timelapse I've done was just for testing the tools and learn how to do it. This view is from my balcony. The clouds were moving pretty fast yeasterday and I found it interesting. I hope I can do better ones in the near future :)
This is a short 12fps timelapse shot somewhere around Midnight. The moon was so bright that long exposures looked like I was shooting during the day. Wish I would have shot for longer intervals, but it was getting pretty frigid! Maybe next time.
The other side. Note the blue and white connector in the back. This is a gas port. The trigger generator uses two types of gas. Every time a shot is taken, they have to adjust the gas. We'll go over the sequence in a later slide show.