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A quick timelapse taken with my point and shoot using a script that changed the exposure as the sun set. I was surprised to see so many stars in the city.
exposures were
1s / f2.8 / iso100
to
15s / f2.8 / iso1600
animated in vegas 8.
See it in HD at http://vimeo.com/1816724
December 19, 2019. Photo by Daniel Taipe. #CreativeMornings #CMSilence #CreativeMorningsLA #FrankBach #HermanMillerLA #CMLA #Timelapse
Timelapse by Guy Hurst.
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Video I made while playing around with my new Timelapse+ intervalometer. Would have been longer but camera ran out of juice
My first time lapse attempt, 420 pictures were taken to make this video. Do leave your comments below.
Timelapse by Guy Hurst.
If you want to use this 4K timelapse in your project, please check out my Pond5 account to purchase.
See more of my work on www.leguy.co.uk
Or check out my Facebook
Taken from Navy Pier in Chicago, this is a sequence of frames spaced roughly 3 minutes apart, then combined into the image you see here.
A drivelapse around my area. Continuous shooting at 0.5s per frame, using Canon's TC-80N3. Made in Quicktime Pro at 24 fps.
© Andrew McIntyre 2008
Time lapse: 5 sec. record interval. .06 (16 fps) playback interval. 396 jpg images.
Created in Windows Live Movie Maker
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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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This machine is meant for a camera to be attached to the car for either a regular video or a timelapse video.
Timelapse. This camera has a strange setting for timelapse videos which renders the central horizontal part of the image clearly while blurring the upper and lower segments!
This timelapse was taken out the window of my flat - we're on the eighth story of our building so we've got a pretty nice view of the city. I put the focus on the window rather than the street outside because at the time I started it, it was raining and I wanted the focus to be on the raindrops. The mesh/wire in our windows gives the video something to focus on after the raindrops dry off. If I were to do it again, I would not be so impatient and would wait a few minutes longer before stopping my phone filming.