My first timelapse photography

[ilauzirika]

Hi all

As you guessed this is my first timelapse photography video.
The stills were taken with a Nikon D40 and the kit lens and I used nikon capture control pro for capturing and premiere pro for editing.
Hope you like.

video 7mb qt (http://www.adrive.com/public/8e6770e0a39f2a60ead73330cb2ec93f4cef6220e31b1114f5 40adb1f6e4f7ba.html)

[Eastside Parkway]

Awesome! How did you set this up?

[ilauzirika]

It is a really basic setup. Just the Nikon D40 mounted on a tripod connected via USB to a laptop with nikon camera control pro installed on it. Captured them in jpg fine quality 3008x2000 and them inported them as image sequence in premiere pro.
The image quality and resolution you can achieve wiht some tweking is great.
I love dslr cameras!!!

I have a questions for pros out here, which is usually the time you leave between each take during capture?

[upshot]

great work for a newb! ;-) I also love my dslr but, lately I'm in complete lust with my ricoh gr. It's so compact and comes very close to my dslr in terms of image quality... here check out my stuff: www.youtube.com/milapse

[ilauzirika]

I also love my dslr but, lately I'm in complete lust with my ricoh gr. [/url]

I looks like a small beast, how is its perfomance?

Great work you have in there, Another place to add to my favourite videos folder.

[Tom Lowe]

Welcome to the world of timelapse ;)

[ilauzirika]

Welcome to the world of timelapse ;)

Thanks.

I have to correct you, welcome to the impressive world of timelapse.
I find something magic in them, it may be that I love tweking the time (something impossible in realtime.

[Tom Lowe]

yeah, the first time you drop your image sequence into an NLE it is magical! at least it was for me!