15,000 Stills to create a video

[brianewan]

Hi All,

I hope this might be of some interest, I've just completed a project created entirely from 15'000 still photo's shot on a Canon 400D.


The Ambience Affair - Devil in the Detail on Vimeo


Brian

[TPF Sponsor]

[Formatted]

Love it! Awesome stuff there.

Ain't a huge fan of the song though :P

[brianewan]

Thanks Formatted!

[JPooh]

wow! hella sweetness!

[13ofHEARTS]

Wow, that's really incredible! At some points, I couldn't believe that you didn't use a video camera. My mom looked at the computer and asked me what movie I was watching.

[durden]

Very nice work. I've been rolling some ideas like this around in my head. Did you use a intervalometer?

[Dominantly]

Pretty damn sweet.

It looks a whole lot like Washington State!

[iAstonish]

Awesome creativity

[C-Towner]

Really cool, I am sure that this was an immense amount of work, but it paid off.

[BAmereihn]

wow thats great work

[Big]

I dont know if it's just me but the video played choppy due to lagging. I couldn't finish watching it...

[Geaux]

Amazing work, but I think he cheapened it with the ending and the MS Paint type graphics lol.

[bc2292]

This was super gnarly!
How long did it take to shoot all this?

[CoRNDoG R6]

Very intresting! I wouldnt have the patience to put 15,000 pics in sequence to make a video! Awesome job though!

[skieur]

I dont know if it's just me but the video played choppy due to lagging. I couldn't finish watching it...

Actually, it was understandable that it was choppy in part because it was not shot as video. A still camera does not shoot 24 or 30 frames per second and therefore replicating the smoothness of video from a series of stills is almost impossible. Technically it was more an animation than a video.

Nevertheless it was a great job.

skieur