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I set up the GoPro for a time-lapse series (wish I could have done it in Raw). Not because I wanted to do a hyperlapse, but because there was fog and I figured there might be cool photo. I didn't expect the rolling shutter effect, but thought it was pretty cool.
On my trip earlier this year to Kenting, I noticed a troop of ants marching on a wire. I quickly took out my phone and found the AF not working, so I switched to manual focus and recorded for 60 seconds. I then hyperlapsed it at a 4x speed, creating a high way feeling.
Recorded using the manual focus of the manual mode with the original asus camera app on my Asus zenfone laser, and edited with the hyperlapse app by Microsoft.
The Old Mill District formerly housed two competing lumber mills. In 1916 the Shevlin-Hixon Lumber Company built a mill on the west bank of the Deschutes River and Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company built the "Mill A" complex on the east bank. At their peak, the companies were two of the largest pine sawmills in the world, running around the clock, employing more than 2,000 workers each and turning out more than 500 million board feet of lumber a year.
They were warned for years, starting in 1937, to develop sustainable forestry practices, but the warnings were ignored. By 1950, the forests' depletion led to the decline of Oregon's logging industry. In 1950, Brooks-Scanlon bought the Shevlin-Hixon and shut it down a few months later.
Shevlin-Hixon kept Mill A open until 1983 and Mill B until 1993.
Bill Smith bought the property in 1993. He was smart enough to maintain elements of the mill. The smokestacks and eight other buildings remained, adding to the charm of it.
Now it’s a bustling shopping district and, in many ways, a symbol of Bend’s resilience.
October 12
I shot a hyperlapse of the Admin building at work this morning. After lunch I had to drive to Dallas for yet another dental appointment. This time I worked with Jeff directly. He machine-gunned me with novocaine and hopefully got my problem filling taking care of for good! I’ve had that thing redone like...4 times now? My mouth didn’t get its feeling back until about five hours after the procedure.
Tonight I was staring at the Model X I’d decided was mine when a little chat window popped up on the website, as if I’d been standing there long enough that somebody needed to step in and ask if I was OK. After a brief, informative conversation, I reserved my Model X. Now it’s real, people! Now I just need to sell my stock and get all my money into one pile for the downpayment. Not five minutes after hitting the button, Levi called to congratulate me. He says that I should be able to take delivery within a couple of weeks! Oh man. So stoked. I’m gonna have to make an extra effort to shut up about it at work or else it’s all I’m gonna be able to talk about.
Shoreline in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin on a beautiful spring day with the DIY eMotimo Hyperlapse Rover.
Another sequence at sunset, using a fixed course to the west. The sun is setting behind Wytham Hill, and the sequence is repeated to reverse to the staring point.
DJI Mini 3 Pro / 180 shots / processed / resulting movie stabilised in iMovie.
This barge and tugboat made the trip up down the East River at least 2 times a day. Perhaps it was carrying some kind of fuel or sewage to the treatment plant.
Art installation Entwined ☆ Golden Gate Park ☆ San Francisco
artist: Charles Gadeken
'hyperlapse' video on Samsung Galaxy cameraphone
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Living through the screen -
When the concept of virtual photography was first introduced I was in two minds about how I felt about letting someone else do the work for me. When I think of photography I think about going to a place and capturing a moment that I personally experienced, which made this idea seem impersonal and not so impressive. But when it came to making a hyperlapse I found it very satasfying and rewarding seeing the final product put together. However I still felt unable to achieve something more than just a funky looking stop motion. So in project two I wanted to address this thought and discovered that while I was looking at all these amazing places I had never seen before I felt like I was trying to live through my computor, and live through the experience that google was presenting me with. This was when I came up with my final propsal of wanting to make a statement about living through our screens. I decided to choose a common place that I know the class have experienced and was easily accessable to me bacuase I wanted my final shoot to actually be in the location to help draw the contection. Overall I am pleased with the result and feel that with the constrainst of working with the shoots street view provided I have made a reasonably smooth hyperlapse. Im terms of the naravtive I feel I was beginning to protray it well but there is protential to make the statement stronger with further development.
A quick test hyperlapse video, showing a departure from Denver International Airport. Read all about it and more, over on my blog.
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Een grote oefening in het Erasmus MC moet het personeel voorbereiden op de behandeling van patiënten met het ebolavirus. Dat is één van de maatregelen die ziekenhuizen in Rotterdam nemen om straks niet verrast te worden door de gevaarlijke ziekte.
Een dag lang zal er worden geoefend met een neppatiënt die het ebolavirus onder de leden heeft. Alle betrokkenen doorlopen tijdens de oefening het proces van de diagnose tot aan de behandeling.
"Hoewel de kans klein is dat er zich daadwerkelijk een Nederlandse ebolageval voordoet, is het wel belangrijk om met zijn allen de hele cyclus een keer te testen", zegt viroloog Ab Osterhaus van het Erasmus MC.
"Bij besmettelijke ziektes als het ebolavirus is het belangrijk om direct contact tussen patiënt en verpleging te beperken", vervolgt de viroloog. "Mensen die bij een ebolapatiënt naar binnen gaan, moeten bijvoorbeeld eerst door verschillende afgesloten ruimtes heen, zodat het overdragen van het virus uitgesloten is."
Nog geen ebola gesignaleerd
Op dit moment is het virus nog niet gesignaleerd in Nederland. Maar omdat het in delen van Afrika heerst, heeft het Havenziekenhuis (bekend om zijn deskundigheid op het gebied van tropische ziekten) alle afdelingen gewaarschuwd alert te zijn op mensen met de symptomen van ebola. Met name bij de spoedeisende hulp zijn de medewerkers extra alert.
Art installation Entwined ☆ Golden Gate Park ☆ San Francisco
artist: Charles Gadeken
'hyperlapse' video on Samsung Galaxy cameraphone
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Hyperlapse of our California road trip. Humboldt, Death Valley, Yosemite, the Redwoods, Ghost Towns (Bodie and Rhyolite) and everything in between. For a soundtrack, I could think of nothing more perfect than the music of Ronald Jenkees. He's an awesome independent artist. Find his work here! www.ronaldjenkees.com/