[Bob in St. Louis]

Ok so this is just slightly better than watching paint dry, but I'm still playing with the toys.

This is my deck yesterday. I've shoveled all the snow off, and this is the ice underneath.
350 images at 20 fps. Nikon D200 with the 18-55 kit lens.

http://vimeo.com/19644927

[nathanm]

Your time lapses are becoming a little less lame and boring each time, Bob!  Keep up the good work!

[Bob in St. Louis]

HA HA ! 

Thanks Nathan. 

Maybe one of these days I'll get enough of these "shorties" all stitched together and made one decent one with some audio.

Bob

[JohnR]

20 fps? ... oh, that's in the movie. What was the original rate?

[Bob in St. Louis]

One shot every 60 seconds.

Bob

[Levi]

Nice Bob!  Keep it up.  Your video is fun to watch.

[Wind Chaser]

Your time lapses are becoming a little less lame and boring each time, Bob!  Keep up the good work!

Yeah, I'm waiting to see his next project and where he's ultimately going with this... perhaps 9 months of embryonic growth in a 2 minute time lapse - can you have that ready for next week, Bob?

[Russell Dawkins]

My favorite amateur time lapse was done by a friend who mounted his movie camera between the driver's and passenger's seats on a VW microbus and filmed through the windshield at around one exposure every 15 seconds for half the way across Canada. The Trans Canada Highway across the prairies and toward the foothills at 900 mph with the clouds rolling across at a mind bending speed accompanied by Kraftwerk as a soundtrack was very entertaining.

[Bob in St. Louis]

Levi, thank you! 

Chaser, Yea, I'll whip up time lapse special for you. It'll start as an acorn, grow into a massive oak tree, then harvested, aged, and ultimately crafted into a nice set of speakers.
Give me a couple days. 

Russell, I've seen similar, and those are very interesting. A buddy of mine on another forum is a self proclaimed "time lapse fanatic". Recently, he mounted his iPhone on the dashboard of his car. The roughly two minute 26 second video shows his entire day driving the snowy city streets of AB Canada. The quality of the iPhone was remarkable.

Bob

[Bob in St. Louis]

>> HERE << is his iPhone video if you're interested.

Bob

[Wind Chaser]

A buddy of mine on another forum is a self proclaimed "time lapse fanatic". Recently, he mounted his iPhone on the dashboard of his car. The roughly two minute 26 second video shows his entire day driving the snowy city streets of AB Canada. The quality of the iPhone was remarkable.

That was only an hours worth of driving at the most. The video was shot on the North side of Edmonton.  Having grown up and lived in that city for 35 years, I recognize almost every frame, including the hospital where I was born in and the school I went to. 

[Bob in St. Louis]

I think he said he was running errands or something to that effect, not necessarily driving all day.