6.000 clicks & the World's Longest Multi-span Cable-stayed Bridge

One afternoon under the bridge... World's Longest Multi-span Cable-stayed Bridge

Nice work, great pans and settings.

Alex that's great!! (tromeri douleia sygxarhthria gia ton kopo sou kai to teliko apotelesma )

Great video.

Might I ask what your settings were?
And also your method, did you very slowly pan gradually over an area, then simply sped it up in PP?

Kento wrote in post #12104409
Nice work, great pans and settings.

Thanks!

orbitechgr wrote in post #12104439
Alex that's great!! (tromeri douleia sygxarhthria gia ton kopo sou kai to teliko apotelesma )

Thanks! - Σ'ευχαριστώ

BlueCadet3 wrote in post #12106420
Great video.

Might I ask what your settings were?
And also your method, did you very slowly pan gradually over an area, then simply sped it up in PP?

Thank you.
Aperture 2.8, shutter speed 1''6, 2 sec intervals, ISO 400.
Rendered at 24fps. Pans done in post.

AlexMaragos wrote in post #12110287
Thank you.
Aperture 2.8, shutter speed 1''6, 2 sec intervals, ISO 400.
Rendered at 24fps. Pans done in post.

Ah. So it was stills you compiled together.
How many images did you end up with?
And, what did you use to compile the images into a video?

Sorry for asking so many questions heh, I just want to experiment with a style like this.

BlueCadet3 wrote in post #12111932
Ah. So it was stills you compiled together.
How many images did you end up with?
And, what did you use to compile the images into a video?

Sorry for asking so many questions heh, I just want to experiment with a style like this.

As the post title says.. 6.000 stills.
The timelapse is made with QuickTime Player Pro,
you just "Open image Sequence" and then render in preferred fps.