Posted by Richard Peters on December 30, 2009 at 5:46 PM
HO HO HO a very Merry New Year...
I must apologise in advance as this is not a wildlife shot or a beautiful landscape.
However, I thought as I hadn't taken too many photos lately and as it's the festive season you might all like to see something else I've been working on that's slightly out of the ordinary for this forum. And so, I present to you a timelapse video I took on my D3...which is made up of over 2300 photos.
Miami timelapse. I wasn't able to get a video embed to work so the link takes you to the video on my blog.
It was inspired in part by some of the sequences on the recent Life series so it's roots have come from nature and wildlife
I also did one with a pelican but it didn't stay quite still enough to work. Maybe next time! Although I'm thinking an alligator would make a more static subject!
Posted by David Taylor on December 30, 2009 at 6:18 PM
Well done!! Along with an excellent explanation of your technique. Thanks very much for showing.
Posted by Jeroen Stel on December 31, 2009 at 4:06 AM
Stunning work and a pleasure to view!
Well done and thanks for the explenation!
Have a great 2010!
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Posted by Craig Jones on December 31, 2009 at 5:32 AM
Brillant job done there Richard,fascinating to watch very different.a happy new year
Fran, it took some time to get the workflow sorted out but now I know what I'm doing it should make it faster (capturing the images will always be a slow process though of course!)
Discussion
10 repliesI must apologise in advance as this is not a wildlife shot or a beautiful landscape.
However, I thought as I hadn't taken too many photos lately and as it's the festive season you might all like to see something else I've been working on that's slightly out of the ordinary for this forum. And so, I present to you a timelapse video I took on my D3...which is made up of over 2300 photos.
Miami timelapse. I wasn't able to get a video embed to work so the link takes you to the video on my blog.
It was inspired in part by some of the sequences on the recent Life series so it's roots have come from nature and wildlife
I also did one with a pelican but it didn't stay quite still enough to work. Maybe next time! Although I'm thinking an alligator would make a more static subject!
Well done and thanks for the explenation!
Have a great 2010!
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Impressive stuff, best for 2010
Andy
A splendid presentation. Best wishes for 2010
Happy New Year to you.
Fran
Ian
Thanks Ian