My star view is really limited from my balcony, but luckily there seems to be many things that can get time-lapsed.
I think it's a cool artistic medium.
Working on a slider mechanism too... slowly.
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Thanks guys, it's step 1, of many.
My star view is really limited from my balcony, but luckily there seems to be many things that can get time-lapsed.
I think it's a cool artistic medium.
Working on a slider mechanism too... slowly.
My star view is really limited from my balcony, but luckily there seems to be many things that can get time-lapsed.
I think it's a cool artistic medium.
Working on a slider mechanism too... slowly.
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This one came out pretty decent:
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www.hackaday.com has done a few builds on how to pan during a timelapse, and a ton of other cool photo hacks. Really they have a ton of cool hacks for a ton of stuff, most of them I have no idea what I would ever need it for but still want to build them.
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My most recent Time Lapse... watch in higher res to see stars.
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That's cool Mario. I love the contrast of the sky and clouds with the sunrise being a real surprise. 
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Nice Mario, what interval were you shooting, and what was the ouput framerate? That speed on the stars worked well. Is that about 25mm focal length?
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Nicely done.
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Thanks guys. 1 minute intervals, 18mm focal length, approx. 12 fps, (0.08 seconds per image - Windows Movie Maker)
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Mario, for some reason I thought when it down to fractions of a sec, it was out of 0.30 (my editor is that way at least). So 0.08 would be like 4 frames per second right? Maybe Movie Maker does it differently.
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Well, do the math. The lapse is 297 frames I think... 24 second long clip. 12.375 frames per second
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Indeed!
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Aperture Priority
Interval: 30 Seconds
Frame Rate:
Exposure: 30sec - 1/1000sec
F-stop: 3.5
Frame Rate (Winblows Movie Maker version): 0.08 seconds per image, translates to 12.5 fps
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Nice Mario! I still haven't tried one on Aperture Priority, but yours seems to do well!
Maybe tomorrow.
Maybe tomorrow.
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Finally, some motion to my videos!
This is just a snippet of some of the cool stuff I've got cooking up from TECORE.
This is just a snippet of some of the cool stuff I've got cooking up from TECORE.
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That was pretty cool James!
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Nicely done
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James, what software are you using to put together you time lapses?
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I would love to eventually get adobe premiere (maybe once I get a machine that can really handle video editing), but for now I have powerdirector 10. Works pretty well.
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JamesDowning wrote:Finally, some motion to my videos!
This is just a snippet of some of the cool stuff I've got cooking up from TECORE.
Just curious, do you have a can holder somewhere on the left side?
This is an aggressive post. You probably won’t like it. It is quite doubtful that you have the taste or sophistication to be able to appreciate a post of this quality and depth.
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A cup holder? Nope...?
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