Over 600 pics
Tokina 11-16 wide open on a D7000
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUj4MTlOKI4
Tokina 11-16 wide open on a D7000
Watch in full HD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUj4MTlOKI4
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I made a time lapse
- Thread starter tsk1979
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Thats really beautiful! How long did it take to snap all them photos and render in to video?
Step 1
Lightroom - For 600 photos batch processing it took over 1 hour
Step 2
Virtualdub - Created video in few minutes
Step 3
Windows live movie maker - Added audio and captions - couple of minutes to save the video
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Beautiful! Wow the dynamic range is so good. What equipment are you using?
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Great video after muting the audio , that was annoying.
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I really enjoyed the video as well. +1 for you, sir! I admit...I had to mute the video as well...
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awesome. Neat to see the spots that the clouds just keep coming from or get "stuck" on.
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I think the music was fine. What was the timespan for the 600 picutres? My guess would be somewhere around 2 to 4 hours or somewhere around 30 to 60 minutes depending on how fast they were really moving.
Thanks for the comments everyone!
the clouds were fast moving, so I had to keep a 10-12 second gap. So total time was around 800 seconds.
Infact, I saw the clouds forming, and decided this needs a time lapse.
If I had started it earlier you would have seen the big cloud in the first frames forming from literally nothing!
the clouds were fast moving, so I had to keep a 10-12 second gap. So total time was around 800 seconds.
Infact, I saw the clouds forming, and decided this needs a time lapse.
If I had started it earlier you would have seen the big cloud in the first frames forming from literally nothing!
