/r/timelapse
/r/timelapse - Showing the world from a different temporal perspective
Showing the world from a different temporal perspective ⏰ 📷
This is a place for timelapse videos, questions about camera gear, software, editing, and everything else timelapse-related.
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Clouds over the city at sunset. Lumix S5II. London, UK.
A day to night shot of the desert. Sony A7SIII. Kalgoorlie, Australia.
Constructing a backyard skate rink. GoPro HERO11. Ontario, Canada.
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I shot this last night (FEB27) using my Nikon D7500. Each of the 450 photos was taken at 3-second intervals with a 2-second exposure and an ISO of 1200. To enhance the effect of the planes appearing like little fireballs, I set the focus off just a bit to enhance the fuzziness. When I did this before in focus, it just didn't have the same fuzziness effect.
The music selected brought out the hurried feel of the plane's landing. The timelapse sequence was recycled 4.5 times to align with the duration of the music.
Damaged pier in San Diego now only gets visits from birds and lobster boats.
Spent ac few minutes on the river bank along a foot bridge, cliff movements send interesting so to a short Timelapse video
And I kind of forgot my phone after I let It run for 30 minutes and an episode of oak Island.
Pixel 7 pro @ 120/approximately 30-/+ minutes. Exposure turned down a bit.
Sunrise in Bavaria - A cold and beautiful morning.
Sunrise in Bavaria - A cold and beautiful morning.
Saturday afternoon stop off at Salisbury Cathedral squished into a quick timelapse. Using a Sony A7iii and Sigma 16mm lens, the cathedral has stunning architecture and is always popular with tourists. I used a 1” shutter speed F16 and 4 second interval and ‘cloudy’ white balance.
Beauty of sunset at @kolakta
My village is in North Indian state Haryana. It was a pension day so you can see old people, and also school time so kids.
Remastered a timelapse from last year, a very rare view with just the perfect amount of fog behind the Griffith Observatory.
I am looking for workflow tips. I would like to create a time-lapse movie. The source is about 100 individual photos I took with a phone camera. I placed the camera on the same fence post each time and tried to capture the same frame. The photos are all slightly different as a result of this procedure, in some cases slightly tilted and rotated. I am looking for an automated workflow that will align all my photos correctly so that the object is always centered in the same place and properly aligned. Does anyone have any ideas?