A momentary lapse
Posted: Fri May 24, 2013 10:15 pm
Not mine I hasten to add, but I will be doing more timelapses, and hoping to get a bit better at them.That’s the trouble with time lapses. You need time.
This is 8 months of my spare time gone. But it was a worthwhile experience.
What began as a request from science program ‘Catalyst’ morphed into a series of experiments with techniques, software and cameras in an effort to bring Canberra’s sky to life.
Approximately 30000 Raw photos, several cameras, 2 hard drives, 900GB of data and a little old Macbook that punched way above its processing weight and rendered it’s heart out, albeit frustratingly slowly. This is the result.
5050 still frames processed and combined.
Many time lapse lessons learnt but many more to go. Lots of room to improve, refine and enhance but, above all, a reminder that Canberra is a vibrant space and beautiful city.
I hope you enjoy it.
Funnily enough I had a stab at the "Wide Brown Land" sculpture, which is done there as a sunrise, as a sunset timelapse, but total buggered it.
