Time Lapse: Photography in Motion
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The Kaleidoscope archives and showcases the best of image works throughout the world according to certain topics. The series will be covering illustration, vector graphic, photography, digital arts, architecture and almost every kind of visually designed arts we find noteworthy. If you have any suggestions, please leave a comment or email at writer[a]marisaduma.net.
Time lapse is photography in motion. Time lapsing [Wikipedia] is a cinematography technique whereby each film frame is captured at a rate much slower than it will be played back. Essential equipments required for time lapsing are camera, tripod, sufficient size of memory and batteries, also movie editing softwares such as Adobe After Effect or Flash for producing the movie. Camera used captures a sequence of images which can consist of ten to thousands of shots with an interval of time between each image. The interval can be from less than a second to a day or even years. When replayed at normal speed, time appears to be moving faster and lapsing — thus, the motion.
Here are the very best of time lapse wonders. Enjoy!
Dan Heller | Location: Kings Canyon
Sam Javanrouh | Location: Toronto
Heather Powazek Champ | Location: Flickr Headquarters
Hi-Def San Francisco | Location: San Francisco
Chad Roscoe | Location: Melbourne
Ollie Larkin | Location: Plymouth and Dartmoor
Time Lapse Digital | Location: Hong Kong
James Leng | Location: Delft
Duncan Rawlinson | Location: His apartment
Per Erik | Location: Norway
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Also check out Their Circular Life to see a sample of how time lapse photography and web design integrate.
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Kudos to all the names above, must’ve taken real hard work and patience to produce these movies!
Really a great post. The time lapse of Hong Kong is really cool. The other links really good as well. I see where you are going with this now. Fantastic!
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Dear Any people,
Hello, it my name is Derik as I m DEAF, Can i question and need can your help? but I have my nikon D200. so how got avoid flicker with use a time-lapse. I know use manual mode. but still flicker for cloud with about color is blue sky with little change color balance, Hope you can give me got your DIRECTIONS.
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@ Derik
bro, i think i know why you have flickers, but i can’t explain it in english well. find tips for ur problem here:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/d200/discuss/72157603805176456/
“Only setting the aperture manually (physically, either by using a manual non-G lens or by “hacking” a newer lens) will totally solve this problem.”
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