by Hazel Chua • Art, Timelapse • Tags: shawn reeder, yosemite
Shawn Reeder decided to move to the Sierras after winning a trip to Yosemite when he was 18. There, he was able to pursue his passion for photography and timelapse cinematography. We all know that the best art pieces are the ones made with a lot of heart and passion. And Shawn’s timelapse of Yosemite and [...]
by Tyler Olson • Timelapse, Video • Tags: holger mette, tokyo
We’ve featured Holger Mette – the traveling photographer – on this blog before, in a post about a mall encouraging people to take photos on their property. Now he’s back again, this time with a stunning time lapse taken in Tokyo. Holger has managed to capture some impressive day to night shifts and mesmerizing subway [...]
by Hazel Chua • Apps, Timelapse • Tags: iStopMotion
Timelapse photography is a cinematography technique that makes seemingly ordinary scenes or subjects extraordinary because of how they appear when they’re subsequently presented. Creating timelapse videos or sequences is easily achievable, provided you’ve got the right tools and equipment, that is. I never would have imagined that the iPad would one day become such a tool, [...]
by D.L. Cade • Timelapse • Tags: Face Timelapse, Facial Recognition, KeyLemon
Most often, timelapse photography is used as a way to capture a unique sort of beauty – the kind that changes just gradually enough for us to enjoy it several hundred times faster than it actually happen. Sometimes, photographers get even more creative, as was the case when Cris Magliozzi stitched together timelapse and slow [...]
by Val Galin • Concept Product, Timelapse • Tags: intervalometer, kickstarter, timelapse
Intervalometer–a name that sounds like a gadget from Star Trek–is a device needed in shooting timelapse photography. It’s a timer device that automatically triggers SLR cameras. If you’re into this kind of photographic art, you’d be glad to hear that Elijah Parker has started a Kickstarter project called Timelapse+, an intervalometer prototype that packs a [...]
by Hazel Chua • Timelapse • Tags: comet, lovejoy
It’s easy to forget about the beauty that exists in this world, especially in this day and age where time is of the essence. So before you rush off to work today, take a few deep breaths and watch this magical timelapse video of the comet Lovejoy rising above the Andes Mountains: Wonderful sight, isn’t [...]
by Tyler Olson • Timelapse • Tags: christmas, new york
Here’s a video to warm your heart and get you in the Christmas mood. Cris Magliozzi has shot a very creative video of New York from Central Park to Rockefeller Center. He uses a combination of slow motion clips and timelapse to play with your mind and delight your senses. Sit back, grab a hot [...]
by Tyler Olson • Timelapse • Tags: traffic, vietnam
Photographer Rob Whitworth has just posted an impressive time lapse on Vimeo. We’ve seen impressive time lapses before, what makes this video unique is Rob’s creative use of panning, zooming and generally zipping around the image. Very well done. [BuzzFeed via Reddit via PhotoWeeklyOnline] Google+
by Tyler Olson • Short Film, Timelapse • Tags: Canon 5D Mark II
Did you ever wonder if your toys came alive when you left the house? If you did, you certainly weren’t the only one. Tom Jenkins put that thought (dream) into reality with a new, very cool, short film he created with a group of toys, Canon 5D Mark II and Google Street View. It’ll steal [...]
by Tyler Olson • Timelapse • Tags: LRTimelapse
I haven’t tried out the software myself yet, but I am itching to do so. It comes highly recommended from Holger Mette and really looks like it would solve problems I have been having with timelapse (flicker, having to shoot in JPG and shooting difficult light transitions). When shooting a timelapse, I have been shooting [...]
