Here's another clip from the stuff I just had transfered at 1080p by Lightpress!
http://youtu.be/3IxrizBBUKU
Timelapse Drive E100D
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Timelapse Drive E100D
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Re: Timelapse Drive E100D
Very nice tscan! I have some questions because I've been thinking about how I would do the same thing.
Do you remember what the time interval between frames was?
How did you mount the camera in or on the vehicle?
What camera/time lapse unit did you use?
I was thinking about doing it from my home near Seattle to Portland. I could do a shot every 3 seconds and get the entire 3 hour drive on one 50 foot roll. If I could increase the frame rate to every 5 or 10 seconds it would make for a shorter film but I'm not sure if that would make it look too fast.
Do you remember what the time interval between frames was?
How did you mount the camera in or on the vehicle?
What camera/time lapse unit did you use?
I was thinking about doing it from my home near Seattle to Portland. I could do a shot every 3 seconds and get the entire 3 hour drive on one 50 foot roll. If I could increase the frame rate to every 5 or 10 seconds it would make for a shorter film but I'm not sure if that would make it look too fast.
Re: Timelapse Drive E100D
Thanks! I shot this one at 1fps with the Canon 814XLS. Used it in XL mode (1/30th sec exposure) for smoother motion blur and a 2 stop polarizer to compensate for the longer exposure time. I have done this on longer freeway trips at one frame every 5 seconds.
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Very cool. I love Lightpress. They do a great job and their nice to work with.
Keep an eye out for a Kodak Analyst Super 8 camera. Sometimes you can find them for $10 on eBay. It is a time-lapse only camera and can be set for a really wide range of times. Not as good of a lens as your camera but so cheap you don't mind if the suction cup fails.
Keep an eye out for a Kodak Analyst Super 8 camera. Sometimes you can find them for $10 on eBay. It is a time-lapse only camera and can be set for a really wide range of times. Not as good of a lens as your camera but so cheap you don't mind if the suction cup fails.