
r/timelapse

Starlapse video with insta360 one rs 1-inch 360
Taken with insta360 one rs 1-inch
Photographer Peter Maier captured this jaw-dropping timelapse of a cloudburst over Lake Millstatt in Carinthia, Austria.
A compilation of shots from last years trip to Iceland to photograph the Aurora. Mostly shot with canon r6ii and 24mm1.4.
I kind of want to zoom in on the main hero here, but the resolution isn't really good enough for that...thoughts?
Star trails over alpine peak, Fujifilm X-T30II, 11 mm
I shot a sequence during the perseid meteor shower peak, but unfortunately I didn't get enough nice meteors for a composition. So creating this short star trail clip was kind of the second option, still happy how it turned out!
Eclipse timelapse at Emley Mast
It’s taken me a few days to sort this out because I messed up my settings, but this was something I’d spent weeks planning, with the aim of capturing the eclipse rotating around the basket of the mast. In the end I missed the perfect alignment by about 5m, and over-exposed the sun, but I’m pretty happy with this despite that.
Farm sunrise, iPhone 13 Pro, Cokato, Minnesota, USA
Flew to Minnesota to work on a farm for a week as research for a feature screenplay. When I learned they didn’t really start working until 8 AM, but I’m used to being up at 5:30 AM, decided to set up my tripod and grab some early morning time lapses. This was one of my favorites with the sheep bustling about.
I thought it was done for the summer, but my cactus gave me a surprise second bloom last night. Caught the entire opening in 18 seconds.
Timelapse :)
Hello! This/these fella(s) popped up in my terrarium yesterday and I sprung to reddit to learn that they are slime mold! I felt immediately honored and that I should take a timelapse.
If anybody could ID based on the video that would be greatly appreciated, but I completely understand that it’s not an ideal capture.
Enjoy!
Timelapse of a sunrise with a ship traveling under the Monongahela River Bridge. Sony A7iii w 24-70 f2.8 gmi. Pennsylvania, USA. [OC]
Go pro for a construction time lapse for 5 days?
Hi as in the title, I need to make a construction time lapse and I'm thinking of getting a gopro 11/13 for it, do you have any tips/advice? Also anything to look about for, I won't be able to see it for a week, so I'm a bit scared, especially since it's a paid thing. Thanks to all in advance
My first timelapse: a total solar eclipse at sunset and the Perseids in one night. Canon 6D + Sigma 14mm f/1.8. Sierra de Javalambre, Spain (1940 m)
Fifteen years ago "The Mountain" by Terje Sorgjerd (TSO Photography) made me want to point a camera at the night sky. Then life kept scheduling other things. For fifteen years.
Last week I ran out of excuses. I picked up a second-hand Canon 6D and, at the last moment, a Sigma 14mm f/1.8. Rented the biggest bike my budget allowed (a 125cc scooter), strapped a tripod to it and rode up Sierra de Javalambre (1940 m). The scooter had opinions about the gradient.
The plan was simple because I didn't know enough to make it complicated: catch the total eclipse at sunset, stay for the Perseids, film the sunrise - one complete arc. A piercing wind spent the whole night trying to send me home. I stood my ground until the last battery died. The sunrise went unfilmed... next time.
Gear:
Canon EOS 6D + Sigma 14mm f/1.8 Art.
4400 RAW frames.
88 seconds of totality.
4K version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G3yNt__fuk
It's my first timelapse, so tear it apart. I want the second one to be better.
Some dreams take the scenic route.
The absolute serenity of crossing a high mountain plateau. Nobody gets hurt in this clip.
We only had a partial solar eclipse in Norway...that was barely visible in this setup from the woods above my house.
Timelapse of yesterday's storm rolling over Downtown Toronto
Orb weaver web construction, night IR security camera, ~1 min timelapse
Camera is a UniFi AI Turret in Omaha, NE. IR night mode. She started around 9:40 PM and had the full orb up in about an hour, compressed to ~1 min here. Gets good about 30 seconds in.
She's been rebuilding in the same spot a few nights, maybe something to do with the IR illuminator pulling in bugs to make it worth her while, I think. Guessing Neoscona crucifera based on the size and the nightly rebuild habit, but I'd love a confirmation or correction!
It's really neat to watch it happening in real time. Just amazing how fast she gets it completed.