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General => General discussion => Topic started by: Sam on 20 October 2011, 12:42
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Enjoi :shocked:
http://vimeo.com/30581015
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Videos like this are what make me lust after a 'pocket dolly' something evil.
http://www.kesslercrane.com/bloom-pocket-dolly-s/96.htm
Philip Bloom is The Man.
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nice video, some great scenes in it, but some very un-interesting ones too.
best bit the church and valcanic vent, worst bit, panning up a fence and the lake
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best bit the church and valcanic vent, worst bit, panning up a fence and the lake
See, I'd disagree. I thought the hay-turner wheel on the fence was cool. Those were some pretty mighty landscapes. I could spend a lot of time looking for details in the shots - deer grazing, birds coming in and out - stuff like that.
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best bit the church and valcanic vent, worst bit, panning up a fence and the lake
See, I'd disagree. I thought the hay-turner wheel on the fence was cool. Those were some pretty mighty landscapes. I could spend a lot of time looking for details in the shots - deer grazing, birds coming in and out - stuff like that.
that's interesting as I found the hay-turner simply just a way to animate the image as in to prevent the video being a slide show, for my there wasn't really enough going on and given the sun's non-changing possition quite a few of the scenes could have simply been static photos. If you compare say your ferry time lapse, you've got something interesting a worth animating, where as some of that was just panning past something in the foreground whilst the clouds rolled, could easily have been a slide show of fantastic landscape photos :undecided:
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Sometimes the devil's in the detail on timelapse - easiest way to make a gorgeous landscape more impressive IMO is to lapse it over a few hours and stick the camera on a slider over that time, because you can add so much to the 'image' you're seeing.
That said this does mean timelapse is in danger of becoming the prog-rock of photography - something people put many years into to make something stunningly dull and only of interest to anoraks. :grin:
Watching Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy in the cinema recently I got the distinct impression that was a film-maker's film, not an entertainment film.
/navelgaze