I saw another thread on someone asking about time lapse. I don't know if this has been done yet. I'm not a very avid FMer, but I haven't see a 'post your time lapse' so i'll start
I had a house warming party at my place, and I took my XT, put the 18-55 kit lens on it, my Sigma flash, and stuck it up in the corner on a window sill with a Pocket wizard on it. My original plan was just to put another PW on my 30D and every time I took a photo, the one in the corner fired, just to get a different angle. But soon people found out that it was like a radio-controlled-photo-booth. I took the other PW off the 30D and people just had a blast. 1201 photos later, I have a video (Now I know that I can get 1200 flashes out of my Sigma - you can see closer to the end it didn't fire once!!)
my first one was done for the National Parks Service. it is a 3.5 hour TL of the movement of the Alexander Grange from it previous home on Convent Ave and 141st St to its final resting place on June 7, 2008. moving south on Convent turning left onto 141st down hill and then hanging right into St Nicholas Park where it wil reside permanently and reopen hopefully this late fall 2009 after a total renovation. they are possible going to run the TL as one of the displays in the Grange. the images are being worked on be the NPS at this time
2 photographers 3 cameras.
over 750 shots in that 3.5 hours from 1 body. over 1500 total
out takes http://k53.pbase.com/g1/89/44489/2/98278620.Ur5eDJum.jpg http://i.pbase.com/g1/89/44489/2/98305023.ILLPVw6C.jpg http://i.pbase.com/g1/89/44489/2/98281821.3sxeC1mK.jpg
Ahh... sorry for the thread mine but I felt it was appropriate. Plus, it's been a while since I have posted and figured I could probably share something.
I recently 'graduated' from Youtube to Vimeo where I have dumped a bunch of my time-lapses from around the place. Nothing fancy, just looking at various places at dusk (so far).
I have plans for more but as most of you can appreciate, time is always the issue. Anyway, hope you enjoy.
