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1. sea *

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Sea Star Time-lapse
Hole-in-the-Wall - Mora Beach
Olympic Peninsula, Washington

This is one day of shots, not edited. The first scene is tiny barnacles on a rock with little black snails.

0.5 fps -> 30 fps = 60x

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Andrew Gamlen 8 months ago

Nice vids. What cam are you using? I just bought a canon a610 to try and hack the firmare for builtin intervalometer. As I need a small setup for travelling. Trouble is the a610 was bought faulty of ebay for $30 and I still have to fix its shutter.
sesotek 8 months ago

for these i used a nikon D70 until the shutter curtain got stuck (i estimate after about 200,000 shots). now i use a d80 which i trigger the same way. I wrote a small program for an IPAQ hx2415 that triggers the camera using IR LED.
Forrest O. 8 months ago

awesome perspective, i've never really seen how a starfish moves

i just found out about ubasic that will let me write trigger programs like this in the camera itself... chdk.wikia.com/wiki/UBASIC
Blake Whitman 8 months ago

this doesn't look real.
Blake Whitman 8 months ago

you should think about putting some music to this btw, maybe some Vivaldi or something... really nice though.
sesotek 8 months ago

yeah, im thinking mouse on mars, eventually
Justin Ouellette 8 months ago

this is amazing. the starfish are unreal!
Eugenia Loli-Queru 8 months ago

Which camera did you use for this one? Looks great btw! Please add tags for it so we can add it to the right channel. :)
sesotek 8 months ago

Shot with a Nikon D70, at low tide. I'm glad you like it.
JD 8 months ago

Awesome.
Patrick Moberg 8 months ago

Wow! Amazing!
Ted Roden 8 months ago

This is really amazing. Keep posting them!
Lucasberg 8 months ago

Ultra badass.
sesotek 8 months ago

thanks! i love your macro vids too. your spiders look more badass. you can even see the reflection in their badass eyes!
Tyler Howarth 8 months ago

so creepy
sesotek 8 months ago

Thanks everybody! i have a bunch more timelapses that ill be posting up here soon, too.
eric cwiertny 8 months ago

Simply amazing!!!
Brett Russell Dougherty 8 months ago

wooooooooaaaaaa
matthew carrozo 8 months ago

could spend hours lookin at that.
adam deeves 8 months ago

This is my favourite ever time-lapse. Kind of sexy in a Cronenberg way.
itsyournature 8 months ago

Liked for slinking star fish. I've never knew how they moved around.
joannabanana 8 months ago

i am mesmerIZED!!!!!!!!
Ricardo Fabbri 5 months ago

Awesome. However, its a pity it has so many compression artifacts, which don't do justice to the content.
Brown 5 months ago

wow wow wow
excellent
Timelapser 4 months ago

really, really GREAT! These stars are aliens
Kevin J Railsback 4 months ago

Pretty amazing!
Project Overseer Productions 1 month ago

Fantastic, and am I correct in thinking you used a stills camera to take these time lapse shots?

I love time lapse ... it lets you see things you just wouldn't be aware of in normal time.

Very creative ... maybe some well chosen music would add to the effect.
Loren Lewis 1 month ago

I love this. Never saw a sea stars move at all, let alone what the timelapse shows.
Fantastic clip!
Tim Kelley 30 days ago

That's awesome, really impressive!