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From GoPro Timelapse shoot Sunday morning. We mounted the GoPro Hero on the hood of my car and cruised through downtown and Memorial Park in Houston.
This was my first attempt at a star timelapse. Will for sure try it again sometime. Taken on June 13/2015. 240 photos with a 30 second long exposure each, to create a 10 second long video. Enjoy!
A quick little test of the 'ReelMoments' app on my iPhone.
Used my GorillaPod to attach the phone to the arm of my chair and set it to take 1 shot every 10 seconds ( I think ) for 15 minutes....while I drank my beer...
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From GoPro Timelapse shoot Sunday morning. We mounted the GoPro Hero on the hood of my car and cruised through downtown and Memorial Park in Houston.
Bau einer Linearführung, mit welcher die Kamera bei einer Zeitrafferaufnahme auf einer Wegstrecke von 100cm verfahren werden kann.
My dad seen in the reflection of the separating glass when checking the bee timelapse machine.
He looks so concentrated.
featuring MAXIMUM CHRISTMAS and a very bright moon
(the fun part here was trying to align the timelapse with the billboard cycle)
A timelapsed view of the Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou in Paris 15th arrondissement. 1 frame every 15 seconds. Original 720p HD version here (requires Divx Web Player).
So I tried to take a timelapse of a flower opening on my chilli plant as dawn broke...unfortunately the batteries ran out at 3am and I therefore have a big gap over sunrise! However, the timelapse still shows something really cool - how much the plant moves over just a short period of time.
24 frames per second, 1 frame per minute real time.
Music: Karl Jenkins - Adiemus
Didn't realize how dirty the filter attached to the lens was.
Still, for a quick and dirty run, learned a lot on how to do this better.
Timelapse view across the Yangtze River towards Chongqing at dusk
8 August 2009, 7.23pm - 8.08pm, 15 frames per second
Everyday during the monsoon season, the Jemez Mountains create clouds and send them rolling down the mountain over my home. This is the view out away from the mountains. This timelapse inspired by 6M$Dan. This covers a bit over six hours.
Next time I'll consider cleaning the window I'm shooting through...
Inspired by some of the flashlight painting I have been seeing (and trying) I busted out my laser for a little timelapse fun.
This is a time lapse of me finally cleaning up Grant's and my room, as well as getting my Timbuk2 bag delivered and checking it out, then finally putting up the shelf and the remaining posters.
Thanks to Dave Stillman for the idea!
My second attempt at a proper timelapse sequence.
The sequence was shot on Scotforth Rd near to Abbeystead, Lancashire, overlooking Morecambe bay. You can just make out the Isle of Man on the horizon as the sun dissappears.
The pictures were taken 1 every 5 seconds for nearly 2 hours. It was only approaching the end I realised that the sunset would be missed due to camera positioning which is why the clip is so short. I planned for a 30 second video of the sunset however due to not having the positioning correct it hasn't worked out that way.
The jump near the end was me catching the camera causing the shift in positioning.
Shot using a Canon 7D with 15-85mm lens. Processed in After Effects and Premier Pro.
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1436304025
Sunrise: 2015-07-07 17:20:25.777248
Sunset: 2015-07-07 22:36:10.000001
delta: 5.00 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-07-07 22:36:48.827265
Youtube: youtu.be/J9rfpTSMvTI (higher resolution and nicer playback)
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1435383610
Sunrise: 2015-06-27 04:41:24.000005
Sunset: 2015-06-27 22:37:33.000005
delta: 8.97 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-06-27 22:38:39.896724
Youtube: youtu.be/BAfPXNRvUo0 (higher resolution and nicer playback)
Quick video of me and the kids playing in the yard...I've been spending a bit of my (limited) spare time working on a motorised motion control camera dolly. I was wanting to do some real-time as well as timelapse video (inspired by a few online videos and Evan Kok's timelapse videos). This is my first test with the dolly. It's still a work in progress but close to being finished. I took this with a little Kodak zx1 camera but I'm looking forward to using the DSLR and intervalometer to get some landscape timelapse clips.
Music by Kelt