San Francisco Bay Time Lapse Video

HansK

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I decided to try out the time-lapse mode and caught the following video today.  Above is a frame from the video.

http://www.hanskellner.com/archives/2004/05/17/san_francisco_bay_time_lapse_video.html

I recorded in squeeze mode at 30p (F3 default) and 1/120. Manually adjusted the aperture over time. The recording interval was set to 1 minute with 5 sec bursts.

Adjusted the speed 1200% in post but otherwise left it untouched.
 
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That was great! nice choice of music to accompany it. That was nice. Thats all I have to say. :)
 
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Hey -- way cool. Which timelaps setting(s) did you use to get the whole day in?

CaptM
 
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That was great!. Now I'm going to ask a rookie question. How were you able to do the recording interval???
 
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It was a Barge I think. They tend to make mad cash and kick it on a boat all day.

Sigh....

I too once spent my time chilling on boats and getting paid. :'(
 
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[quote author=runandgun link=board=Clips;num=1084861690;start=0#3 date=05/18/04 at 11:23:14]How were you able to do the recording interval???[/quote]

1. Activate the Menu
2. Select Recording Setup
3. Scroll down and select Interval Rec then select On
4. Select Rec Time (I used 0.5s)
5. Select Interval Time (I used 1m)

Exit back out.

When you select Record the camera will then begin recording in bursts based on the Rec Time setting and at intervals based on the Interval Time setting.

Also, I don't have the info handy but I believe you must be in 60i or 30p to do interval recording.
 
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Pretty neat! Always good to see my hometown. Makes me miss it :'(
 
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[quote author=Dan_Lahav link=board=Clips;num=1084861690;start=0#7 date=05/18/04 at 18:21:41]Always good to see my hometown.[/quote]

June 2nd -- I'm moving out there myself... well, about an hour north. Hope to see some of you on the streets! I can't wait. DC's great and all...

Not to throw you all off topic (sorry, Hansk), but...

Took my wife house hunting there we didn't get much hunting done... LOL.

http://homepage.mac.com/captmench/PhotoAlbum12.html

CaptM
 
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ahhh...napa valley...my wife's from vallejo, but darnit, she's never taken me to the good 'ol napa valley!? :'( and walking through california adventure's napa area doesn't count either! >:(
 
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Captain

Those photos were great; I felt like I had a tour! Im going to Frisco (No one calls it that which is what my brothers wife says to me so thats why I say it) in June for 4 days. Cant wait!

Are we off topic? The timelapse inspired us! ::)
 
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>:(
Have problems viewing the clip. Working on my iMac G4, have both quicktime and windows media player. Any help? :-/
 
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[quote author=John Hudson link=board=Clips;num=1084861690;start=0#10 date=05/18/04 at 23:44:32]Are we off topic? The timelapse inspired us! ::)[/quote]

Hey, if it generated inspiration of any kind then I would call it a success! :D
 
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[quote author=troll link=board=Clips;num=1084861690;start=0#11 date=05/19/04 at 06:12:36] >:(
Have problems viewing the clip. Working on my iMac G4[/quote]

I've posted a Quicktime version. Hope that helps.
 
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and if visiting san francisco, don't forget to pass by pier 39...if yer lucky, you might find the, "bushman." ;D

great time lapse by the way....just watching it makes me want to take a visit this summer...
 
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BUSHMAN!!!!!!! He wasn't there the day we went. He was all I heard about from the B&B owner.

Everyone's welcome at my house... just specify top or bottom bunk and I'll kick out one of the kids.

CaptM
 
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[quote author=boo link=board=Clips;num=1084861690;start=0#14 date=05/19/04 at 09:24:10]and if visiting san francisco, don't forget to pass by pier 39...if yer lucky, you might find the, "bushman."  ;D[/quote]

Hmm, that might make for a funny clip. I just might have to to go scope him out. The cops and local business owners don't like him and have been trying to get rid of him for years. Now that I think of it, if I capture him "performing" then it might be used against him as evidence. I wouldn't want that. Argh. :P
 
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;D

Yep. Quicktime works fine now Hans, and I´m a happy viewer. Nice!
 
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Yeah...that ship is really having a hard time figuring out where it wants to go. What the hell ???
 
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[quote author=HansK link=board=Clips;num=1084861690;start=0#6 date=05/18/04 at 12:53:43]

1. Activate the Menu
2. Select Recording Setup
3. Scroll down and select Interval Rec then select On
4. Select Rec Time (I used 0.5s)
5. Select Interval Time (I used 1m)

Exit back out.

When you select Record the camera will then begin recording in bursts based on the Rec Time setting and at intervals based on the Interval Time setting.

Also, I don't have the info handy but I believe you must be in 60i or 30p to do interval recording.
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can you ALWAYS leave the dvx in this mode??
 
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