A view from the 16th floor [time lapse]
I left my camera back at the hotel while I went to the SXSW Interactive conference today:
View from the 16th floor from John Biehler on Vimeo.
I left my camera back at the hotel while I went to the SXSW Interactive conference today:
View from the 16th floor from John Biehler on Vimeo.
Today, Duane helped get the ball rolling with the announcement that WordCamp Vancouver 2010 planning had begun with June 12th, 2010 the current tentative date. I’ve attended a lot of WordCamps over the years…in a lot of different places. I’ve even had the honour to speak at a few of them too. This time around,…
I’ve been pretty busy this summer with a number of different events and things that I haven’t posted about so I thought I’d post a little photo summary of my summer so far. Here’s my favorite shot from Vancouver 2012 Pride Parade: and the slideshow of the full set: I had the chance to do…
I just sold my three year old 12″ G4 Powerbook today. It’s been the best laptop I’ve ever owned and I only sold it because someone made me a tempting offer I couldn’t refuse. Been thinking that I can get by with my computers at home and my iPhone on the go (for now at…
This Thursday, October 4th is the next DemoCamp event at Workspace in Gastown – a very cool place and the home of BarCamp as well as this Flickr story. As I mentioned a few months ago, DemoCamp is an event where people show up, pitch something they want to demo and the rest of the…
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Love the time lapse. I especially like the hwy footage and how alive it looks.
That highway doesn’t let up all night….at least the #1 gets quieter at night….it’s always rush hour down here.
Very cool! Do you set the camera to ‘auto’ (in terms of exposure, aperture, etc) for these?
I used aperture priority for this one since I wasn’t going to be around as the sun moved and set. It seemed to work out pretty well.
Yeah, it worked out really well! What frequency did you use for taking the photos? Once a minute? Once every 5 minutes maybe?
The lowest frame rate the camera is capable of is one shot every 30 seconds. I wish it was lower. I then used Quicktime to speed it up when I compiled the stills….I can’t remember if it was 10 or 6 frames per second in the end. In my SXSW wrap up video, I actually used the iMovie speedup control to make the sun set even faster.