I captured about 30GB worth of time-lapsed images using the Nintendo DS and Canon DSLR over a week in Vancouver (only because the DS made it so easy). Much of it was bracketed sunrises and sunsets, but I’m not sure yet how to process those efficiently. Here is a quickie non-hdr taken at 30 – sec intervals. I can’t help but hear the King of The Hill theme when I see these played.
Vancouver Nintendo DS controller time lapse Canon 50D from Chopperman on Vimeo.
Switching these over to Vimeo because YouTube apparently stinks. But I gather that you need to play the Vimeo videos twice before they play at the correct frame rate.
Ships on a windy day from Chopperman on Vimeo.
On the building, middle-left, someone actually rappels down the side of the tower.
December 19th, 2008 at 5:54 pm
[...] the software so that it has a timer for sunset/sunrise amongst other things. He also shot about 30GB worth of timelapse images while in Vancouver and assembled a couple test videos. He’s still working out the processing [...]
December 20th, 2008 at 2:23 am
[...] the software so that it has a timer for sunset/sunrise amongst other things. He also shot about 30GB worth of timelapse images while in Vancouver and assembled a couple test videos. He’s still working out the processing [...]