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Timelapse created with Earthdesk animated desktop/screensaver and custom OSX Automator script, Quicktime X and 7, and Garageband.
Buckethead's song, "Coma" (with Azam Ali)
I'm not sure what causes the clouds to appear so herky-jerky, could be the server that compiles all the real satellite images, could be my unreliable internet connection.
Timelapse of a brief show of northern lights over Suilven.
I edited in LR then exported to QuickTIme 7. I then used QT7 to combine the images at 25 fps in a PhotoJpeg movie.
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1) Attach the three CineSkates to the GorillaPod Focus and position the legs and wheels for your shot
2) Line up the wheel bracket slot with the "0" mark on the wheel
3) Use your camera timer or an intervalometer to take a photo at increments of 10 seconds or more (adjust this time for the shot, and make sure to give yourself time to move the wheel)
4) Move the CineSkates your desired amount. For example; from the "0" to the "1" mark (1 centimeter)
5) Repeat the same distance move between each timed photo
You will end up with a consecutive sequence of JPG photos.
turning your photos into a video
1) Put the entire sequence of JPGs into a folder and give it a name
2) Open QuickTime 7. Note: QuickTime 10 does not do this, follow the link to get QuickTime 7.
3) In QuickTime 7, go to File > Open Image Sequence
4) Select the first image in your image sequence and click "Open"
5) Select a frame rate. Example: "24 frames per second"
6) Go to File > Export
7) Choose your Export setting. Example: "Movie to MPEG-4"
8) Save it!
I hope this is helpful. Comment if you have questions.
HD video from the D90 (1280x720). Re-dubbed the sound with a decent mic and re-encoded to 2500 kbps Quicktime.
The guitar is a Seagull S6 original.
Google Maps finally has added "street view" of Austin! Yay! (about fucking time too, dammit)
I wish they had done this last year.. Maybe they might have caught me drinking beer outside my front door before StoneRidge got torn down. :)
I shot a 360° Quicktime VR panorama in the middle of the street, the other other side of the Cinco Street entrance, back on March 13, 2007 at 4am:
Canon
Canon EOS 500D
Top-left
72
72
Inch
QuickTime 7.7.1
2013:06:13 14:54:34
Photographer:Marloub
1/250 sec.
f/8.0
Normal program
200
Exif Version 2.2
2013:06:10 15:55:37
2013:06:10 15:55:37
Y Cb Cr -
8.00 EV (1/256 sec.)
6.00 EV (f/8.0)
0.33 EV
2.83 EV (f/2.7)
Pattern
24.0 mm
12
12
12
FlashPix Version 1.0
sRGB
3306
2070
3865.77
3885.33
Inch
Normal process
Auto exposure
Auto white balance
Standard
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Margaret kind of spazzed out tonight...
25 frames shot on my D300 strung together in QuickTime Player. I don't really need a video camera. Well, maybe it would be cool to have one...
the mom calls the dad a bastard. The dad calls the mom a bitch, & billy goes to his mom & says,whats a bitch& bastard? The mom says a bitch is a lady & a bastard is a gentlman. Later billy goes outside & hears his neighbers wispering to each other "put ur penis in my vagina!" billy asks his mom, whats a penis & vagina? Mom says a penis is a hat & a vagina is a coat. Then billy sees his dad shaving & cuts him self & says shit ! Billy says,whats shit? Dad says shit is a type of shaving cream. Latter billy sees his mom cutting the turkey & cuts her finger and says fuck! Billy says, whats fuck? Mom says, well billyfuck is a way of cutting a turkey. Then the guests arrive& billy tells them, " Hello bastards and bitches, may i take your penis's and vagina's? My perents are busy rite now, dad is upstairs wiping shit on his face & mom is in the kitchen fucking the turkey."
Empty inside
Empty inside
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#Double #exposure made with #Fusioncam app of my #son playing around a #lifeguard #chair. The #background is of the #dunes just behind him.
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Overalls, beards, bare feet...and you should see the *men*! lol (ugh)
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Imagine Me & You (2006)
Un film di Ol Parker. Con Piper Perabo, Lena Headey, Matthew Goode, Celia Imrie, Anthony Stewart Head.
testing out the new phone
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Camera Make : NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model : NIKON D5000
Software : QuickTime 7.6.6
Exposure : 1.500 seconds
ISO Speed : 200
Focal Length : 14 mm
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Art & Music, Science & Philosophy -- the place of emergent wonder and complex fun, Bring your imagination -- and your QuickTime!
*Update: now non Pro version QuickTime also get the full screen option.
What will you tell a Mac newbie to do if he or she ask you why Mac can't play videos at full screen out of box?
1. Tell he or she where to get a serial. (Sites like se****z.to .... you know)
2. Buy a QuickTIme Pro license from Apple (Apple need more money to create *seamless software that work out of box*)
3. Point out a get-around method: Play movies in FrontRow or iTunes (WTH? Every time I need to drag the movie to the Movie Folder or burn a DVD or add it to the iTune library before viewing it? )
4. Think Different! Viewing movies at full screen is a PC-way to do things. (lol)
5. OK, Mac sucks in some aspect, so please get www.videolan.org/vlc (Oh...I though I never need to use any commands in OS X)
No more stereotyping, Apple!
[Updated and the 6th option added]
For folks who don't get my main argument from my "Get a Mac spoof," here is the question that I want to bring up:
While Apple is advertising that Macs can do all kinds of cool things out of box, why do Apple keep "full screen playback in the default media player," which is a very basic function, away from standard users.
Designers: Peter Antonelli, Kate Bingamen-Burt, Jef Cunningham, Mary Foyder, Mark Del Lima, Jenn Maer, HP Mendoza
Content Contributors: Arna Ionescu; Jesse Silver
Studio: IDEO (San Francisco & Palo Alto)
Clients: The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy
Date Created: Approximately July, 2009
Dimensions: 1280x720
Media/Medium: Quicktime animations >> Format: QuickTime, H.264, 1280x720, 24fps
2 Big 2 Fit:
VO: Shelly Kim
Size: 24.3 MB
Chronic Problems:
VO: Mariana Lopez
Size: 47.1 MB
The Good, The Bad, & The Barren:
VO: Sara Payan
Size: 37.7 MB
How to prevent pregnancies in young women was the challenge IDEO was asked to address. Their solution was to create a funny, yet wise, system of support to ensure that nothing trips up prevention. Aside from these informative and light-hearted videos, the system also includes a guide, documentaries about birth control methods, as well as a system of reminders about clinic appointments, prescription refills, and when to pop the pill. “Bedsider says: Go out, have sex, be yourself—and choose when the time is right to have a baby.”
vimeo.com/user2391886 (check out some of the animations)
bedsider.org (site is in beta)
So, I made a short film out of some timelapsing i did today. Using an intervelometer (Canon TC-80N3) and my 30D, i shot over 1000frames and spliced them together in Quicktime and Finalcut. Check it out.
0.3FPS - A short film by Simon Waterhouse 6.9MB - Quicktime 7 Required
When I saw Steve Jobs demoing the iPad at the ominous Apple Keynote I asked myself: Isn't it just a big iPod touch? That time my answer to the question was "yes, it is, nothing more". Now, that I have seen the device, touched it, and used it, I can state that software-wise it might be "just a fat iPod touch", but when you start using it, it is certainly much more.
I don't know how it could fit into my life, and I surely don't need one… but I want one. :)
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Salmon street fountain earlier today. This is a short Quicktime movie(image sequence or time lapse) made from 495 small jpeg images. Each image was reduced about 25% to about 600x330 pixels. The pictures are each 1 second exposures taken every 3 seconds. A B+W solid neutral density filter was used to blur the movement. It's one of the first times I've tried this and the first time I've been able to successfully upload the mov file. The file is 115mb and took a good 20 minutes to upload. (not dial up)
Definitely check out Andrew Curtis' time lapse movies from here in Portland. They're the best ones I've seen.
Please visit freshtracks.blogspot.com/2005/07/chopsticks-and-video-blo... to see my (first) quicktime movie of a journey by bullet train to tokyo and a lesson in sushi eating etiquette.
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******** Please look at the rest of the sequence on my photostream *********
Question: Why Did The Koala Cross The Road?
Answer: To visit the chicken! Well, perhaps to look for more food...who really knows?
I just wish I had more space on my camera memory, as I would have loved to have captured this amazing sequence as a Quicktime movie.
I know there is a lot of shots, but these are all in sequence of about 30 seconds as this large koala descended from a tree RIGHT next to me, then SLOWLY ambled across the road, then checked out several trees before continuing along the road - it was only the approach of a very large and menacing dog that frightened it into a rapid ascent.
This was such a wonderful moment - a completely wild and free koala, completely undisturbed by my presence. I have NEVER seen this behaviour before! Perhaps 10 tens at Warrandyte I have disturbed a koala on the ground, but they immediately run to get away from anyone, and are far more fearful and frightened of people.
This was a truly wonderful experience.
This is the koala I referred to before that disturbed all the parrots in my previous photos!
Raymond Island, Gippsland Lakes, Eastern Victoria, Australia
This wonderful, beautiful, wild and free koala lives on Raymond Island, a tiny island but a known koala sanctuary - in Victoria's Gippsland Lakes, some 280km from Melbourne where I live.
I have just returned from a week's holiday, this afternoon, and I took many photos of this, and other koalas, all living wild and free amongst human habitation - mainly holiday homes, but a number of permanent residents too.
These koalas have no fear of people, and unfortunately no fear of cars - this koala was nearly run over crossing the road, right in front of several cars, but fortunately people drive carefully here!
I was busy photographing parrots, when the birds all flew away - and when I turned around, this koala climbed down a tree right next to me, and ambled slowly RIGHT next to me! It was not at all concerned, which was FANTASTIC!
What a thrill to see this koala wild and free, and very healthy.
Stay tuned for plenty more photos from this week!
Raymond Island, Gippsland Lakes, Victoria, Australia
I was supposed to be getting some homework done, but Apple sucked me in with some exciting announcements today. Of course it is later in the evening and I already know the story, but I love watching the Steve Jobs presentations.
I want to lollerskate so hard.
Since SL got Quicktime Video for 1.6, I knew this was going to happen.
Someone was going to put together a venue for people to come and watch
their porns, and charge 'em for it.
One hour left, bishes!
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You can view this animation of my latest photographic experiments in a web browser (or this email); but opening in Quicktime is best. To Open in Quicktime, drag file onto the QT icon, then go > "COMMAND L" (FOR LOOP) (Control L if on PC) and press the space bar to start the animation. You might like it? If not (too fast, confusing, etc), just stop the quicktime playback (press space bar again to toggle on-off); then ARROW KEY left or right to advance frame by frame.
These are all 8 second exposures with two RGB LIGHT STRIPS of different kinds. The larger, longer has 60 LEDs and the inner one, 30 LEDs. The patterns are programmed via the Microcomputers attached to the Visual Music Machine wheel that is spun by hand (faster or slower depending on the speed of the changing pattern) with the LEDS mounted on a solid brace attached to the bicycle wheel (spokes).
As I spin the wheel, I either stay put, move faster or slower or "freeze" in two different places, and variations inbetween, as I keep my hand on the wheel to control rate of spin. Only in rare cases do I let the spin go for more than 2 revolutions (seen in some images).
From time to time, I have reversed the spin of the wheel after "backlighting" one of my freeze positions; which helps to define the body form. I also began to use the on camera flash to render my face visible. Please excuse my mammoth belly aborated by the long exposure and my movement during it (no...I'm not pregnant) :-)
Espiazione (2007)
Un film di Joe Wright. Con Keira Knightley, James McAvoy, Romola Garai, Brenda Blethyn, Vanessa Redgrave, Saoirse Ronan, Patrick Kennedy, Benedict Cumberbatch, Juno Temple, Peter Wight, Harriet Walter, Michelle Duncan, Gina McKee, Daniel Mays.
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I finally persuaded the family to do a photo-shoot for our Winter Holiday greeting card. I got my studio setup with my new White Lightning X1600 strobes (thanks dad) and the tunes playing (I went with the "Curious George" movie soundtrack as I knew my son would like that). Much goofiness ensued...and this is the video to prove it.
Please no comments about the production values here....there aren't any...so you will surely be mocked for mentioning them. ;-)
Strobist Info:
Two White Lightning X1600 strobes at 1/4 lighting the white backdrop to achieve the white seamless background.
One White Lightning X1600 strobe half-way between 1/8 and 1/4 with Paul C. Buff 47-inch Octabox.
Videoist Info:
Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0.
* Video Tab
1. Format: Quicktime (.mov)
2. Video Codec: H.264
3. Basic Video Settings:
a. Quality: 100
b. Frame Width[pixels]: 640
c. Frame Height[pixels]: 480 (for 4:3)
d. Frame Rate[fps]: 30 (Same as source)
e. Field Order: None (Progressive)
f. Pixel Aspect Ratio: Square Pixels (1.0)
g. Bit Depth: 24 bit - color
4. Bitrate Settings:
a. Check "Set Bitrate"
b. Bitrate[kbps]: 440 (default)
5. Advanced Settings:
a. Check "Set Key Frame Distance"
b. Key Frame Distance [frames]: 24
c. Leave "Frame Reordering" unchecked
* Audio Tab
1. Audio Codec: AAC
2. Basic Audio Settings:
a. Output Channels: Stereo
b. Frequency: 44 kHz
* Alternates Tab
1. Basic Parameters:
a. Leave "Loop" unchecked
b. Leave "Compress Movie Header" unchecked
c. Leave "Autoplay" unchecked
d. Leave "For Streaming Server" unchecked
2. Alternate Settings:
a. Leave "Alternate Movie" unchecked
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