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.
After a night of fixing various problems, I finally have my Prusa printing objects that actually resemble objects! It’s no where near calibrated nor perfect but it’s working reliably now that I have the J-Head hotend installed along with Greg’s ‘Guidler’ extruder along with the motor strain relief bracket. I had to fix a number…
One of the many benefits of the BC Media Centre is that all sorts of cool things come through here. The other day, Lord Stanley’s Cup stopped by: The rules as told by Craig & Phil (who are Archivists for the Hockey Hall of Fame) is that anyone can touch, hug, kiss the Cup, but…
A few months ago, I was contacted about doing an interview with the Georgia Straight which is the local weekly entertainment newspaper in Vancouver. It has finally made it to print (you can read it online here) and I think it turned out pretty good (thanks Chris!). I was worried that some (or all) of…
Recently, I booked a last minute trip to Northern California for a week. Whenever I travel, I always struggle with what I will want to have on hand while away. I try to travel as light as possible, whenever possible. For this trip, I decided that I was going to start by leaving my laptop…
Last week, Vancouver hosted it’s first CupCakeCamp at WorkSpace. It helped to raise $540 for the Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre. I brought my camera along and skipped dinner: Organized by the @awesome (that’s right) Stephanie and helped out by a bunch of great volunteers, it was a huge success. Check out my full set of…
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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.