Timelapses
time_lapse
30 Oct 2010 15:27
wideweb
2 Nov 2010 12:24
Intrigued and inspired by the work of Zygis, I employed my pet fungus to model for timelapse. This is the culinary-medicinal Royal Sun Agaricus (the Himematsutake Mushroom, Agaricus blazei Murrill). Tasty with good aroma.
It took 5700 shots, four days. I got some problems with flickering (fixed in second clip), flies and natural light which I will resolve in the next time. I cannot fix the flickering of the sun... You can get to run these two clips simultaneously.
It took 5700 shots, four days. I got some problems with flickering (fixed in second clip), flies and natural light which I will resolve in the next time. I cannot fix the flickering of the sun... You can get to run these two clips simultaneously.
motion_poland
2 Nov 2010 14:59
wideweb here is plugin that may halp you
http://www.granitebaysoftware.com/Products/ProductAll.aspx
http://www.granitebaysoftware.com/Products/ProductAll.aspx
wideweb
2 Nov 2010 16:29
Thank you @motion_poland. I am not using professional software. I am using the MSU plug-in. I am grinding the file right now. I am not sure the problem is in the camera. There were many fluctuations of the light because the setup was in semi outdoors conditions in partially cloudy days. Also, a lot of flickering occurred from the tropical fog, which did not flow smoothly. I also need fly removal software.
jason
2 Nov 2010 17:12
A shotgun will work at removing flies but then there goes the project as well.
MIL
8 Nov 2010 13:16
Re: do what other people aren't...
Or maybe "timelapse cockroaches" simply does not demand the buyers?
For the objectivity necessary to compare the ratio of buyers' "timelapse clouds" and "cockroaches timelapse"
Demand creates supply $ -)
Or maybe "timelapse cockroaches" simply does not demand the buyers?
For the objectivity necessary to compare the ratio of buyers' "timelapse clouds" and "cockroaches timelapse"
Demand creates supply $ -)
grayscale
13 Nov 2010 13:17
LUXORPYRAMID
14 Nov 2010 17:47
Bravo! Bravo! Greyscale
grayscale
16 Nov 2010 08:38