Time Lapse

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Anyone play around with time lapse? It is super easy. These are with a Canon point and shoot at about 10 second intervals. You can set the intervals as you wish on ANY Canon point and shoot but it is an aftermarket program you have to download onto your SD card.

Window washers outside my room last week in Chicago

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Clouds from my roof last week
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I remember one a while back of guys pruning a large oak.
 
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I also did a short one of a sled ride (non soaring) on my hang glider.

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I think it could be cool on the hang glider with a soaring flight and shorter intervals.

Non time lapse of me launching on a soaring flight ;)
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I remember one a while back of guys pruning a large oak.

Yep I remeber that, a burr oak. He used a video camera though and dropped most of the frames. I wish Nikon's better DSLRs had intervalometers built in. It costs a few hundred bucks to add one.
 
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I have towed behind one. This is a friend towing on my old wing behind a rotax 912.

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I have rode along in some of the lighter trikes with the rotax.

The time lapse is really easy to use on the canon camera you can also add scripts for motion detection, etc. If you are interested, google "CHDK".
 
Wouldn't it be cool to have a pair of goggles that could actually give you an eagle eye's view up there with just the touch of a button Treetx?

jomoco
 
My Pentax point and shoot has an interval shooting feature but I have no idea how to put the shots together into a video. How do you do it Nate?
 
Thanks, Nate, I found similar info on another site. I'm going to give that a try sometime soon.
 
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Interval Shooting is cool. I got these yesterday with the intervalometer.


Also all 160 pics together in a time lapse. The intervals were way too long. I thought it was on 2 sec but it defaults to 12 every time you power down/up.

So, 160 pics every 12 sec. Interval is way too long to make a time lapse that makes much sense.

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Here's one I did today as an experiment. The framerate looks out of whack when I watch in on YouTube, though.

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It does seem to stutter. Is it normal before upload?

Beautiful place!
 
Yes, it was normal before uploading. It must have been the YouTube conversion that caused the stutter.
 
If you have 7 minutes to relax and enjoy some stunningly beautiful time lapse filmmaking check out this youtube vid I found. It's amazing.

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Here's today's sunset:

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