Time lapse assembler x lrtimelapse movie#
Time lapse assembler x lrtimelapse series#

Using Scott's awesome technique for finding hidden sensor spots using a sine-wave curve, locate and eliminate every nasty sensor spot you can find. Let's talk about retouching sensor spots first. You don’t really want to have to retouch all of these individually, do you? Even retouching if you have sensor spots showing up in the sky, you probably don't want to retouch 20 spots on 10,000 photos. Eek! Exposure, cropping, vignetting, whatever you may want.

Since every frame is going to need essentially the same edit (barring any sudden changes in the environment you need to compensate for), you should be able to do whatever edits you want to one photo, then lift and stamp that effect to all the others. That's a lot of photos to edit! Unless, of course, you're using Aperture.

Time lapse assembler x lrtimelapse movie#

You can watch flowers bloom, buildings construct, ice shelfs melt all kinds of things.Ī movie could be made of up hundreds or even thousands of frames (individual photos).

Time lapse assembler x lrtimelapse series#

You may have seen it on Instagram already, which is actually what inspired this post.Ĭreating a time lapse is, at it's core, just a series of still images taken at regular intervals (once per second, 10 seconds, minute, hour, day, whatever) over an extended period of time, then strung together as a movie, creating a time-compressed effect. My favorite so far is of the Las Vegas strip, going from dusk to dark.

Why not we had lots of time to kill waiting for light to change, and a truckload of cameras (literally), so I made a few. I jokingly suggested they watch this movie (which is probably a very insensitive film to many people, so unless you have the stomach for disrespectful humor you may want to skip it… fair warning? OK, here): “Intervention” by Cristina Valdivieso & Jon Connor.Īnyhow, I got into the game. But I just came off a job (recording two new video training courses for, yay!) and the crew is really, really into time lapse. Personally I've only ever made a few time lapse movies, and honestly just never got that into it.