The 45th TPBM Random and Undulating Chat Thread with bonus Eggs

Belmondo wrote in post #13356033
Watched Cars 2 last night. Intellectually challenging, but enjoyable.

thomascanty wrote in post #13356060
I heard it isn't anywhere near as good as the first, but I still want to see it. I just bought it an hour ago but I'm at a hotel right now and there's no dvd player here. I'll have to wait until I get home...

Cars 2 was another one I bought recently. I liked it, but felt like I was watching an animated 007 flick. I actually also made a digital copy to have on the Xoom so Samuel can watch it whenever we are out and about on the road.

Along with Thor and Cars 2, I got Captain America....now that was a great movie! I can't wait till The Avengers comes out. I really like how the Marvel movies have been tying together from Ironman 2, Hulk, Captain America and Thor showing the characters in featurettes for each of those movies leading to the Avengers.

Weeeeellll.....movie has finished and I am gonna hit the haysack. Gonna take a drive up to Austin to visit my cousin 'n stuff. Nighters!

thomascanty wrote in post #13356060
I heard it isn't anywhere near as good as the first, but I still want to see it. I just bought it an hour ago but I'm at a hotel right now and there's no dvd player here. I'll have to wait until I get home...

The plot isn't anything better than you'd see on a weekly episode of Skooby Doo, but the animation is breahtaking. A portion of the movie takes place in London, and they really captured the flavor of the place.

Belmondo wrote in post #13356086
The plot isn't anything better than you'd see on a weekly episode of Skooby Doo, but the animation is breahtaking. A portion of the movie takes place in London, and they really captured the flavor of the place.

I'll give it a whirl on Sunday evening and see what I think of it.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #13355815
A couple fun things to type into Google Search.

do a barrel roll
tilt
anagram (read the first line)

type:
"chuck norris - google search" (and click on that link)

or

"google gravity - I'm feeling lucky" (and enter)

or

google.com/pacman

As some of you may know I am not a great fox fan, but this clip is wonderful.

http://www.youtube.com …_detailpage&v=u​TLo_wpj66U

Ok, my first try at time-lapse...
http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=c0_wxWxHbyA

I didn't have a programmable shutter release, so it was done manually...

DDA wrote in post #13358099
Ok, my first try at time-lapse...
http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=c0_wxWxHbyA

I didn't have a programmable shutter release, so it was done manually...

Well that works Didier, boring stuff now, what enterval between shutter releases and what software did you use to stitch it all together?

Good stuff.

I couldn't really say which interval. I just try to press on the shutter at a more or less regular interval

As for the software, I did a slideshow in lightroom (using http://lrtimelapse.com​/download/), exported it as a movie and added the title and music in iMovie...

Excellent!

BTW, I liked that fox clip. I think I saw it already some time ago, but it is always funny

DDA wrote in post #13358099
Ok, my first try at time-lapse...
http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=c0_wxWxHbyA

I didn't have a programmable shutter release, so it was done manually...

very nice
The ocean looks so calm over there.

neil_r wrote in post #13357450
As some of you may know I am not a great fox fan, but this clip is wonderful.

http://www.youtube.com …_detailpage&v=u​TLo_wpj66U

I watched this this morning...meant to comment. Very cool.

Yes, it was. Unlike ten days earlier, when the ship was in the middle of a storm with force 10+ winds from Montreal to New York. Other ships that had to do the same route turned around, but this one sailed through. It must have been quite a bumpy ride! And they had a fire on one of the motors (which still wasn't repaired when we took it...)

DDA wrote in post #13358099
Ok, my first try at time-lapse...
http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=c0_wxWxHbyA

I didn't have a programmable shutter release, so it was done manually...

THE EARTH ATE THE SHINY THING!!! END OF THE WORLD!! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!

That being said, that was pretty cool shootin', Didier.

DDA wrote in post #13358187
Yes, it was. Unlike ten days earlier, when the ship was in the middle of a storm with force 10+ winds from Montreal to New York. Other ships that had to do the same route turned around, but this one sailed through. It must have been quite a bumpy ride! And they had a fire on one of the motors (which still wasn't repaired when we took it...)

Ooo.... I would like to see a time lapse on THAT.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #13358312
Ooo.... I would like to see a time lapse on THAT.

The fire? or the bumpy ride?