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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)
From the backyard. I bought a remote/timer/intervalometer and was giving it a go.
25 second exposures, f/2.8, ISO160 for the first and third sequences; 20 sec, f/2.8 ISO64 for the middle sequence. Adjusted in Lightroom 3.6.
This is actually Sharp Edge viewed from Scales Tarn. Another lunch spot timelapse, while climbing Blencathra today. I love the light patterns going on.
Shooting lightning results in a lot of photos. Since there were so many and shot all in succession, what if I compiled them into a time lapse video? Shot from my patio in Atlantic Beach, Florida.
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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.
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A timelapse of Thames and the Woolwich Ferry. Used a Canon 500D, 18-55mm IS kit lense and got aprox. 200 frames, processed it with Quick Time Pro at 10 fps.
I tried to shoot a timelapse off the back deck, but instead the squirrels took over!
Around 17 seconds into the video, one decided it needed to stand on my camera.
Shot with a Pentax K-5IIs and DA 15mm Limited F4 @F11, manual hyperfocal. One shot every 15 seconds.
Aperture priority - apologies for the flickering...