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I’ve received a lot of great feedback on the travel-lapse that I posted. There were enough people wanting to know more details, that it seemed worth writing a second post about. . . . → Read More: Travel-lapse II (And some thoughts on Adobe Creative Suite)
This is a very short travel sequence that highlights a time-lapse that I put together recently. The traveling time-lapse shot toward the end of the sequence is the first of it’s kind that I’m aware of. Read the post for more info. As always, click on the little gear symbol at . . . → Read More: Travel-lapse Toward the end of this last fall I worked with my friend Dawson Dunning running a bunch of remote sensor video cameras not far outside of Glacier National Park. We were trying to record video of Grizzly Bears rubbing and marking trees for part of a Wild Horizons documentary about wild North America. Dawson . . . → Read More: Forest Surveillance Last frame of time-lapse – click to view larger That hot sun behind me seems a long ways away now as I sit in my studio on the hemisphere that is tilting ever so slightly away from the sun. This photo is the last frame of a time-lapse that I shot recently for my . . . → Read More: Speeding up the Bahamas  Leave a comment  Art, Photo/Video Tech, Photography, Production Journal  5D, 7D, Adobe, After Effects, Art, Bahamas, beach, Canon, Colin Ruggiero, documentary, Elektra, Elektra Drive, exumas, filmmaking, Kessler, moco, motion control, Oracle, photography, Photoshop, Pocket Dolly, Production, Rhythm Productions, rock, Staniel Cay, sun, Time-lapse |
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