Pikes Peak Time Lapse Shot
by Michael Schell
on
Oct 8, 2009 at 5:02:06 pm
Here's a short nanoFlash video of Pikes Peak (14,400' elevation) using the new time-lapse mode (1 frame per second). The video is shot out of our window on the 4th floor, so please ignore the reflections in the lower portion of the screen. Also, note that the building was shaking quite a lot that day.
Here's the YouTube link:
The incoming video is 720p60, recorded at 220Mbps I-Frame only.
Be sure to click on HD to see the video in best (Mpeg4) quality.
Re: Pikes Peak Time Lapse Shot by Paul Steinberg on Oct 9, 2009 at 11:23:21 am
So how much processing power is in that little box? Could you incorporate a longer exposure time in the future to add blur and smooth out the timelapse material? Sony's newer HDCamSR cameras are featuring "long exposure" feature for undercranked shots but require an additional card (http://pro.sony.com/bbsccms/ext/cinealta/index.shtml look at SR Motion). Don't know if you could incorporate a process to sample a series of sequential frames from the camera running 23/24/30fps and combine them into one to achieve the blur you'd get in camera from longer exposure times.
Re: Pikes Peak Time Lapse Shot by Rafael Amador on Oct 9, 2009 at 3:23:25 pm
[Paul Steinberg]"So how much processing power is in that little box? Could you incorporate a longer exposure time in the future to add blur and smooth out the timelapse material? Sony's newer HDCamSR cameras are featuring "long exposure" feature for undercranked shots but require an additional card " Hi Paul,
You get reducing the Shutter speed on camera.
Rafael
