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Fifth timelapse test. Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro Lens: AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm 1:2.8G ED @ 24mm ISO: 400 White Balance: Daylight Format: Small Jpeg Exposure: Manual @ f5.6 Interval: 2 seconds

Initially I had just planned to attempt to shoot some individual long-exposure shots, but the results were not what I had expected/wanted. I then realized that it might look cool as a time-lapse video, and so here is the result.

Physically visiting people. Spanning 137 km and ca. 1 uur 50 min. of driving.

This is a bit of time-lapse photography to some audio of Denise talking about the state of bees today.

Time-lapse shot from my iPhone of our presentation at Artfutura 2009 in Barcelona. One hour of yammering and handwaving condensed down to a blissful 45 seconds. First thing I shot using the ReelMoments app. Pretty cool!

Time-lapse shoot with my Nikon D90 18mm f5.6 55 images Sequenced in After Effects

Third timelapse test - again, failed but learned. Changing opacity is not enough. Lack of blending mode in Adobe premiere CS2. Got to get CS4. Shot through the window from my office at 7th floor. Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro Lens: AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm 1:2.8G ED @ 24mm ISO: 800 White Balance: […]

Second timelapse test - again, failed but learned. 1/3 stop exposure changes(shutter speed) are visible. Shot through the window from my office at 7th floor. Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro Lens: AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm 1:2.8G ED @ 24mm ISO: 800 White Balance: Tungsten Format: Small Jpeg Exposure: […]

The shots in this video were filmed all around the Buffalo, New York area in the summer of 2008 with the Panasonic HVX200. At the time I hacked the frame rate settings on the camera allowing it to shoot from 1-60fps as opposed to the factory 12-60fps preset. I never had a problem and the first two shots […]

time-lapse drive from santa monica to LAX and back via surface streets

A time-lapsed video of myself drawing a comic page, from pencils to inks. Also included is my large, gray desk accessory (his name is Moby). Books I keep looking at off the right (for various reason pertaining to their art) are: BPRD trade with Guy Davis artwork Iron West by Doug TenNapel Order of […]