Timelapse Videos

[LumbermanSVO]

i was tinkering around with the Magic Lantern hack and this was the first time lapse I shot. it's a stop light in Port Angeles, WA.

http://youtu.be/4zlzXEr6gOo

 

[helldawson]

My University somewhere in Taiwan

Here it goes with my Uni 2nd year-end semester Project. A difficulty of this short-clip are the wind blowing are too strong on the mountain, that caused a little bit shaky.

 

[fitshaced]

i was tinkering around with the Magic Lantern hack and this was the first time lapse I shot. it's a stop light in Port Angeles, WA.

http://youtu.be/4zlzXEr6gOo

I really like that. Looks like a series of car chases.

 

[xStep]

Here it goes with my Uni 2nd year-end semester Project. A difficulty of this short-clip are the wind blowing are too strong on the mountain, that caused a little bit shaky.

Nice!

I'm wondering, if the people moving in reverse was an artistic choice? Or was I imagining it.

 

[fitshaced]

I think this one is very inspiring. Not just a bunch of pics put together. This took a lot more work, organisation and imagination.

http://youtu.be/gpUgUL73tGE

 

[fitshaced]

Yet another time lapse. These are very addictive.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/picsbykev/6838276626/

 

[fitshaced]

Getting really frustrated with this. I should know better that I need longer exposures or higher iso. But, I wanted to capture the light as it went down. Anyway, here is the result.

http://vimeo.com/40373610

 

[Dhelsdon]

Here's one I did on my 4S as a quick test..

 

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https://vimeo.com/42054158

Sydney Sunrise

 

[Prodo123]

Taped my iPhone to a box for a month, plugged it to an AC, ran a time lapse app and this is what I got.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCLnmRRQN7w

 

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https://vimeo.com/47930041?action=share&post_id=1553785074_433783563332251#_=_

 

[Flore]

Thought I'd bring this one up again

Here is the first timelapse I have ever done, this was more than a year ago.

http://www.florephoto.com/video/madagascar-timelapse/


Now I also have a Stage Zero Dolly from Dynamic Perception and a Merlin Head for rotation and tilting. Hopefully will have some time to use those more intensively soon.

 

[xStep]

Here is the first timelapse I have ever done, this was more than a year ago.

Fun. I like the location too!

 

[seattle]

Here is a time-lapse video I did this summer at Yellowstone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikkZjE4FZWM

 

[NeGRit0]

Only my second attempt, but my first time using the bulb ramping feature of ML. I seem to have did it a bit wrong as it ramps too far towards the end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mTcs6qUFMw


btw... how'd you guys embed the youtube video into the post?

 

[Mito]

Hey guys!

I made this time lapse of sun set over the forest. It's about 1 min long but it is really worth every second. Well I guess

http://youtu.be/pkm2e-VYJos


btw: I have got more self-made time lapse videos in my Youtube Profile

 

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https://vimeo.com/56358121

Blue Mountains time lapse

 

[xStep]

Blue Mountains time lapse

Did you really alter the zoom during recording or was that done in post because you were using larger than 1080p frames?

 

[Laird Knox]

I did some light painting with stacked star trails. Each frame I tried a diferent lighting direction or color so that I could pick the one I liked the best. It turned out I liked the stacked lights over any single frame.

I took all the intermediate frames and put together a time lapse. I thought it was fun to watch the lights build up and layer. I did edit out the added light in a few frames but pretty much let it do what it wanted to.

It is best at 1080p.

 

[ericvmazzone]

I did some light painting with stacked star trails. Each frame I tried a diferent lighting direction or color so that I could pick the one I liked the best. It turned out I liked the stacked lights over any single frame.

I took all the intermediate frames and put together a time lapse. I thought it was fun to watch the lights build up and layer. I did edit out the added light in a few frames but pretty much let it do what it wanted to.


It is best at 1080p.

That is cool!

I did this during the peak of the Geminid's this year.


YouTube: video

 

[fitshaced]

Did you really alter the zoom during recording or was that done in post because you were using larger than 1080p frames?

I did it in post. Don't have a rail yet, thinking of investing in one.

 

[Grey Beard]

I did it in post. Don't have a rail yet, thinking of investing in one.

Take a look what kiwis can do with No8 wire and a piece of string.

http://syrp.co.nz

The explanatory video is great.

KGB

 

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Take a look what kiwis can do with No8 wire and a piece of string.

http://syrp.co.nz

The explanatory video is great.

KGB

Yeah I saw it, was thinking of getting one for a while. But, I think for best results, I'd need a rail and another tripod anyway. For now, Final Cut Pro will suffice.

 

[miznick]

iOS timelapse remote

For doing timelapse with your digital DSLR, check out the Shutterbug Remote. (http://shutterbugremote.com). You setup the dongle wirelessly with your iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch and then sit back and wait.

 

[Flore]

Reviving this thread with a new timelapse from me