Timelapse galore! These will knock your socks off
Posted on 21. Sep, 2009 by planetMitch in 5D mk ii, 7D, Stills, Video
I don’t know how we can keep this up… these new timelapse movies are just mindblowing! Not only do we have them from the Canon EOS 5D Mark II, but now, thanks to Philip Bloom, we have the first Canon EOS 7D timelapse (see at the bottom).
First up, we have a brand new timelapse from tom@timescapes.com. We previously highlighted his amazing movie back in April. Before we get to the video here in the blog, let me INSIST you go download the full size video on Vimeo (it will take a while, but it is well worth it!!!! – you must be a vimeo member but you can join for free). This is Tom’s new stunner:
Timescapes Timelapse: Mountain Light from Tom @ Timescapes on Vimeo.
www.twitter.com/timescapes
I’m working on a big 9-minute follow-up to “Learning to Fly”, but it won’t be ready till next summer. Meantime, here are some shots from my trip in August to California’s White Mountains and Yosemite, all shot on the Canon 5D2.
These are sequences from my first film – “These Short Days” – currently in production. If anyone happens to know a good producer or production company who might be willing to help shepherd this film to completion next Fall, I would really appreciate an introduction. Much thanks!
To contact me: http://www.timescapes.org/contact.html
(Music is Michael Stearns. My sincerest and most humble admiration to Ron Fricke and Mark Magidson.)
Full 1080p direct download link is available from Vimeo in the lower-right-hand corner of this page, if you are logged in to Vimeo.
Some behind-the-scenes vids showing how I did several of these shots:
The other day, we also found this blazing video of San Francisco and surrounding areas on laughingsquid…
Another Cloud Reel… from Delrious on Vimeo.
Footage I shot over the summer of 2009 mostly in the San Francisco bay area.
and from the same gentleman:
Evolution (Burning Man time lapses) from Delrious on Vimeo.
Time lapses I shot while at Burning Man 2009.
And on the Canon EOS 7D, Philip Bloom has submitted this first known timelapse done with the 7D:
Timelapse test with the Canon 7d from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.
I love my timelapse and this is the first time I have used the still function of the 7d (or 5d for that matter) for this.
It’s really easy to do.
Taken at Lido Key, Florida using a Sigma 10mm fish eye
Check out my blog on how to do it.
http://philipbloom.co.uk/2009/09/21/timelapse-test-with-the-7d/
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Alain
21. Sep, 2009
The time lapse are cool, but I dont understand why people use a 5D for doing them when the light level is high. A hacked G7 does the job as good (actually, better) and it does not wear out the shutter.
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bernina activa 230pe
22. Sep, 2009
You were right, my socks were knocked right off my feet! The quality and clarity of those shots were absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing and nice work!
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DavidKC
08. Oct, 2009
Great time-lapses! Here is one of my beginners time-lapses of clouds passing over a valley and a lake, created using Nikon D40 tethered to a laptop: http://bit.ly/13EQCF
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