r/timelapse

Starlapse video with insta360 one rs 1-inch 360

Taken with insta360 one rs 1-inch

u/Limeniks — 1 day ago
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Photographer Peter Maier captured this jaw-dropping timelapse of a cloudburst over Lake Millstatt in Carinthia, Austria.

u/Ashish_ank — 1 day ago

A compilation of shots from last years trip to Iceland to photograph the Aurora. Mostly shot with canon r6ii and 24mm1.4.

u/Cambodia-Images — 1 day ago

I kind of want to zoom in on the main hero here, but the resolution isn't really good enough for that...thoughts?

u/SjalabaisWoWS — 1 day ago

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!

u/acrantoph — 2 days ago
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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.

u/misterygus — 4 days ago
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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.

u/RadioShea89 — 4 days ago
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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.

u/Final_Research_9471 — 7 days ago
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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!

u/mariannacampo — 5 days ago

Timelapse of a sunrise with a ship traveling under the Monongahela River Bridge. Sony A7iii w 24-70 f2.8 gmi. Pennsylvania, USA. [OC]

u/ANGELRAMOSYT — 3 days ago

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

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u/xrobi21 — 4 days ago

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.

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u/APerpetualTraveler — 4 days ago
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The absolute serenity of crossing a high mountain plateau. Nobody gets hurt in this clip.

u/SjalabaisWoWS — 6 days ago
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We only had a partial solar eclipse in Norway...that was barely visible in this setup from the woods above my house.

u/SjalabaisWoWS — 7 days ago
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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.

u/wanderingjoker — 7 days ago