I especially liked the slight cam movement in some of the shots. How did you do that in combinatian with time lapse? Did you actually pan the camera a few millimeters per minute (assuming not), or did you keyframe in post, or...?
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That was a really good video and I loved the music too!
It made me miss living in Okinawa over ten years ago.
I especially liked the slight cam movement in some of the shots. How did you do that in combinatian with time lapse? Did you actually pan the camera a few millimeters per minute (assuming not), or did you keyframe in post, or...?
I was using a Kessler Crane (Philip Bloom Signature model) Pocket Dolly with a motor drive. You can set it to move a in short bursts at various intervals, there a various similar products around which allow for motion controlled timelapse.
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That was a really good video and I loved the music too!
It made me miss living in Okinawa over ten years ago.
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That was a really good video and I loved the music too!
It made me miss living in Okinawa over ten years ago.
Very nice short, Dale. I like the still subject during the time lapse scenes - it's a very nice effect. This also reminds me of the film Koyaanisqatsi. If you haven't seen it, you should definitely check it out.
Just had a glance at your YouTube channel, you've got lots of interesting videos!
I spent the best part of a year doing test shots and sharpening my timelapse skills, still lots to learn and try though!