Timelapse 14-05-2011
Another one from the spare room (dammit I need to get a bit more adventurous with these don't I?)
I loved the way the clouds were forming so got the camera set up and rattled this video off.
Created using a Nikon D300, Nikon 18-200mm AF-S Lens, Nikon MC-36 Remote. I edited the frames using Adobe Photoshop CS5, compiled them into a movie using Apple Quicktime Pro and polished it all up using Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.
Music is Wake Up by Coheed & Cambria from the album Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness.
Timelapse 07-11-2010
I decided to do some more time lapse photography last night, and originally intended doing this sequence just to see how the clouds move during the night.
However, when I saw how clear the stars were, I went for it, and left it running from 10pm until 6am.
I'm really happy with how this turned out I'm hopefully going to do a proper shoot next weekend, get out into the countryside where it's nice and dark and get my tent up!
Nikon D300, 18-200mm AF-S Lens (18mm, F3.5), Nikon MC-36 Remote.
Nikon D300 Time Lapse Experiment
Well the weather outside was horrible today, so I had to come up with something fun that I could do from inside. I decided to have a go at some time-lapse photography and I'm really happy with how it has come out!
This was really just a bit of an experiment so it's not perfect, I was just trying out some different things. What I won't be doing next time though, is rendering it all on my laptop, what a ball-ache! 20 minutes to encode 90 seconds of video from still images? I'll definitely run it from my desktop next time!