A bit of time lapse.
I made this!
I shot this sequence last week. Apologies for lack of sound - I'm currently trying to decide what to do about music.
(, Wed 30 Jun 2010, 0:33, Reply)
I already used that for this one
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nahdH_BpW7w
(, Wed 30 Jun 2010, 1:02, Reply)
How many hours real time
Were was it and were you camping
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rootsxrocks, Wed 30 Jun 2010, 1:00,
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It's a bit over 2 hours.
It's shot from outside a mountain hut in Slovenia called Koa v Krnici. We walked up there in the hope of staying over and climbing Skrlatica the next day, but it was shut so I set up the camera and went for a walk instead.
Unfortunately being a total numpty I left an ancient 4gb memory card in there and it filled up after about 820 frames. I would probably have got about twice as much if that hadn't happened.
(, Wed 30 Jun 2010, 1:05, Reply)
nice
What software do you use to combine the images into the video? Whenever I have tried I can never get short enough delays between images
(, Wed 30 Jun 2010, 9:37, Reply)
I used ffmpeg.
first you have to make sure the images are small enough, and all numbered. ffmpeg has a stupid max size limitation, so it will break if you use max camera resulution.
I used imagemagic/mogrify to do the resizing, but anything that can batch process should do it. Then something like:
ffmpeg -i %d.jpg -sameq -s vga -r 20 output.avi
%d.jpg just tells it to look for numbered files
-sameq tells it to maintain image quality & not go blocky
-r 20 = 20fps
-s hd480 sets a resolution
etc.
You can add audio the same way, but I couldn't tell you how off the top of my head as it is a bitch to get working and it always takes me about 20 minutes to figure it out.
(, Wed 30 Jun 2010, 9:50, Reply)
I chucked a bit of my music on it
very quick and dirty but I could send you a loop to add if you like it
tubedubber.com/#NWC5H6kDaQw:uWkQ6YM-tLM:0:100:0:2:true
(, Wed 30 Jun 2010, 10:10, Reply)