Philadelphia Time Lapse project

sean7488 · Jun 16, 2012

I'm not sure where to put time lapse footage so I'll just post it here. This is a recent project I took on that took 10 weeks and over 10,000 photographs.

https://vimeo.com/44141764

Josh66 · Jun 16, 2012

Cool.

ValentinaMatteo · Jun 16, 2012

Absolutely brilliant!

otherprof · Jun 16, 2012

Bravo! I loved it all, but the traffic lights changing repeatedly really had me applauding. Thanks for sharing this.

Geaux · Jun 16, 2012

Amazing man, I've always wanted to try something like this, but never knew where to begin.

Care to share some of your secrets? How do you pan/time lapse and zoom/timelapse? The day to night images were spectacular, auto exposure are you manually doing everything?

Josh66 · Jun 16, 2012

I liked the music too - who was that?

sean7488 · Jun 16, 2012

Geaux said:
Amazing man, I've always wanted to try something like this, but never knew where to begin.

Care to share some of your secrets? How do you pan/time lapse and zoom/timelapse? The day to night images were spectacular, auto exposure are you manually doing everything?

Well some of it was done in post production on final cut pro x, but I used an emotimo TB3 time lapse controller for the panning ones. For the day into night ones I used aperture priority.

sean7488 · Jun 16, 2012

O|||||||O said:
I liked the music too - who was that?

it says it at the very end of the video but it's Blackmill, the song is miracle.

shefjr · Jul 2, 2012

That was a really cool video! I'm toying with time lapse myself but, nothing to this extent. Still trying to figure out how to add audio to my videos. I am using quicktime pro simply because people made it sound like it was simple to use. Anyway, that was really inspirational and awe inspiring. Thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

Frequency · Jul 12, 2012

4.2 minutes of sheer enjoyment!!! Outstanding quality; the music merges with watching like clouds would merge and flow in the sky.... The change of location, the change of time, the change of lighting...everything is outstanding about it!!!!! :thumbsup:
If anybody saw this with intermittent interruptions, please run it once again to see it in a single go

brandolsx · Jul 18, 2012

How far apart did you time your photographs? I am really interested in Time Lapse Photography. Did you use a Intervalometer? Or does that Emotimo device take care of controlling the shots also? Give me some tips if you don't mind. I don't even know where to start to be make the photos run together good into a video like this. I have a lot of skills with video editing and all the jazz. Thanks in advance!