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09/04/2007 10:28:09 PM · #1 |
Hey everyone,
Just putting it out there, I've made a new timelapse, bigger and better than the previous. It was shot using my Canon 30D and TC80N3 Intervalometer, in and around Christchurch New Zealand, also partly in South Australia. Theres two version to choose from, the hi quality .mov (around 20mb) or the YouTube version. I would highly recommend viewing the better quality version if you can!
Celeritas - Hi Quality Version
Celeritas - YouTube Version
Enjoy, and as always, comments appreciated!
Cheers,
Simon |
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09/04/2007 10:32:11 PM · #2 |
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09/04/2007 10:55:06 PM · #3 |
| very cool, thanks for sharing |
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09/04/2007 10:55:38 PM · #4 |
That is so cool.
Out of curiosity, approx. how many images? |
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09/04/2007 10:57:23 PM · #5 |
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09/04/2007 11:05:49 PM · #6 |
2.5mins at 25 frames per sec = approx 3750 frames...
Think I'll probably wear my camera out eventually! The 30D is rated for 100,000 shutter bursts, so should be fine for a while! |
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09/04/2007 11:08:23 PM · #7 |
That was do it again impressive.
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09/04/2007 11:08:43 PM · #8 |
| As well as a huge number of images it looks like a heck of a lot of planning as well. |
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09/05/2007 12:02:10 AM · #9 |
| Planning isn't really a big deal. You just shoot like you would if you were out taking normal photos... |
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09/05/2007 12:31:11 AM · #10 |
That was great, what did you use to put it all together?
I might try this. How was this continous shooting and how far apart were the exposures? |
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09/05/2007 12:46:24 AM · #11 |
I used Quicktime Pro to pull the images into sequences and export to DV-PAL 16:9 footage. I then used FinalCut to edit the film together.
The sequences were generally shot around 1 frame every 3seconds. Upto 1 frame every 5seconds and as fast as 1frame every second.
Thanks for your comments everyone, really appreciate the feedback. I was really excited about posting this, as I'm quite chuffed with the result. |
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09/05/2007 12:49:41 AM · #12 |
| Very beautiful and quite impressive. :) |
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09/05/2007 02:46:19 AM · #13 |
| Fantastic! How do you get the camera to take the shots every 3 seconds? Is there a setting or is there a device? |
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09/05/2007 07:27:13 AM · #14 |
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
Fantastic! How do you get the camera to take the shots every 3 seconds? Is there a setting or is there a device? |
Did you miss that? He has a TC80N3 Intervalometer, very important for such work...
I wonder what it is. ;-Þ |
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09/05/2007 08:37:47 AM · #15 |
Originally posted by Pug-H:
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
Fantastic! How do you get the camera to take the shots every 3 seconds? Is there a setting or is there a device? |
Did you miss that? He has a TC80N3 Intervalometer, very important for such work...
I wonder what it is. ;-Þ |
You can do it with a manual remote but the one with the timer would make it much easier. |
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09/05/2007 08:46:21 AM · #16 |
| damn! That was really beautuful. Great compositions. I'm glad I saw it. |
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09/05/2007 05:21:59 PM · #17 |
For those interested in the Intervalometer Remote for Canon dSLRS.
TC80N3 at Amazon
Thanks again for all the feedback! |
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09/05/2007 05:54:50 PM · #18 |
I watched the hi quality movie and I'm glad I did.....that was amazing.
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09/05/2007 06:03:49 PM · #19 |
| very sublime and relaxing, top notch work, for myself, and this is only my opinion, i would like it better with out the people in it, but again it is great stuff and no less enjoyable because of the fact |
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09/05/2007 07:09:45 PM · #20 |
| Pretty amazing! How many shots comprise the vid? |
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09/05/2007 07:13:25 PM · #21 |
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