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01.04.10One year in 90 secondsPlease digg this story here. Link to the video in HD on YouTube. If you like these videos then follow me on twitter: @eirikso - and you'll be the first to know about other projects that I might do. The story All through 2008 I snapped still images from the same spot on my balcony to make a sort of time lapse video showing one year passing by. The video was hugely successful and has close to two million views on YouTube in addition to about one million on Vimeo and hundreds of thousands of views and downloads from other web sites. Last year I ...
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05.26.09HDR TimelapsevideoI've written about the HDR effect before. And I've written about timelapse several times... Per Erik Sviland just published a video that combines the stuff. Timelapse and HDR. That high dynamic range effect usually just add an intense feeling of something kitschy. But because it really enhance the clouds it works well in a video like this. Gruda/Ullandhaug HDR Timelapse in HD from Per Erik Sviland on Vimeo. Per Erik has also been kind enough to include a nice how-to explaining how he made this video on his blog.
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11.14.07High Definition SeasonsI am doing some tests with BitTorrent distribution through Amazon S3. The file I just made available is the high definition version of my seasons time lapse. It's H.264 and no sound. You find the torrent here: Seasons720.torrent Please comment on how it works. I am working on a new version of the video as well. That one includes professional quality optics. 10 megapixel resolution and HDR on all images. Unfortunalety you'll have to wait about one year before it is finished. Here's a quick preview so far. A tiny bit of autumn. Same forest. New camera...
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07.19.07Mounting your phone for time lapse photographyWhen you are experimenting with those time lapse tricks you might want a tip on how to mount your phone. I solved it with some aluminum foil. It can be easily formed to fit any surface and hold any phone. Simple as that. Just make sure you don't short cut any of the connections at the bottom of your phone. Now leave it in your window and make stuff like this.
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07.09.07And links to the videosAgain and again. I always forget. Many RSS readers don't show embedded videos. So here they are, links to the two videos that was embedded in my article about time lapse photography: Road - Stop motion experiment Time Lapse experiment with Nokia 6630 Sorry. I'll try to remember next time.
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07.09.07Time lapse with Nokia phonesThe people that are lucky enough to run around with iPhones in their pockets probably wonder what to do with their old phones. Here is a suggestion. Regular readers will know that I like photographic experiments. So first, the ones that just retired their Nokia N95. It has built in time lapse photography. Something called "sequence mode". Simply choose what kind of sequence you want, click the trigger and let the camera snap an image at the selected interval. I did an experiment and placed my N95 in the window of my car while out driving. It happily snapped an image ...
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