Cloud Timelapse

Hey man,

That looked like something you'd buy off the net for a fill in for your video. Great shots you had!

Frame rate? Shutter? Plain DVX?

Thanks for sharing,

Robbie
 
Shutter speed was off (so 50 I believe). Frame rate was 24pa and then just sped up in post. Regular old DVX100 (non A or B) was used.

The clouds did all the work, I just had to point at them and let it roll. It was a beautiful day.

Thank you for your comments.

Also, as an aside, there was no color corrections made to any of these yet, just raw off the camera and thrown into a quick sequence.
 
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thats cool, i have seen thoes black clouds in some stuff i have done, i like them!
 
I was actually expecting an actual time lapse either from the DVX or editing, but the sped up version that you did looks neat. I was disappointed when I found out the time lapse function was deleted from the DVX100B- only the original and DVX100A have it. Can't really complain, though.
 
yia said:
what happen if you film it on slow shutter speed on the dvx
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Since the clouds are moving so slow, it probably wouldn't really make a difference which shutter speed I was using, at least I wouldn't think so. Anyone else confirm or deny this?

LONEMAN said:
I was actually expecting an actual time lapse either from the DVX or editing, but the sped up version that you did looks neat. I was disappointed when I found out the time lapse function was deleted from the DVX100B- only the original and DVX100A have it. Can't really complain, though.
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I never use the timelapse feature, I always just figure recording straight through will get me good results, while with the timelapse feature, depending on settings I'm afraid it might come out jittery and/or missing some quicker events that are happening in the image.
 
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