I present the Timelapser ...!
or doing time lapse with a camera who is not prepared for it.
L timelapse videos you allow us to see the world differently, they are also relatively easy to make, many people have cameras ready for it, cameras in most cases are reflex ... but this is a problem, SLRs are suffering. The average life of these cameras is between 100,000 and 250,000 shots and to obtain a video near the minute will need about 1000 photos.
why I thought of a way to use my old camera for timelapse (a compact that does not pass it as bad as the SLR) and keep my dear new machine to last me many years. With the help (lots) the invention has been completed and has yielded its first fruit, with you ... the definitive mechanism to create timelapse in any camera,
L timelapse videos you allow us to see the world differently, they are also relatively easy to make, many people have cameras ready for it, cameras in most cases are reflex ... but this is a problem, SLRs are suffering. The average life of these cameras is between 100,000 and 250,000 shots and to obtain a video near the minute will need about 1000 photos.
why I thought of a way to use my old camera for timelapse (a compact that does not pass it as bad as the SLR) and keep my dear new machine to last me many years. With the help (lots) the invention has been completed and has yielded its first fruit, with you ... the definitive mechanism to create timelapse in any camera,
the Timelapser !
A metal stand with a motor that spins a metal tip, it has a sharper side than another, so that when turning, press on the shutter release approximately every 14 seconds.
can see it in operation in the following video
My first two creations by this method are full of technical errors, but as you can see the result is quite promising.
Mostly evening in Alhambra.
3h for overcast skies and 3h for the evening. About 16 FPS
can see it in operation in the following video
My first two creations by this method are full of technical errors, but as you can see the result is quite promising.
Mostly evening in Alhambra.
3h for overcast skies and 3h for the evening. About 16 FPS
Beta Time Lapse from Alhambra Antonio J. Mascaro Osuna on Vimeo
A curious detail of this video is from a half if you look closely, you will see how in Sierra Nevada (Bottom right from the middle of the video) are lots of lights going up and down the mountain. I believe that finding under a mountaineer disappeared by an avalanche of snow that day (02/20/2011).
Dawn in Alhambra
From 6 am until 13 pm. 16FPS.
TimeLapse Test Dawn from Alhambra Antonio J. Mascaro Osuna on Vimeo
I hope you like.
Tay.
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