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May 01, 2010 16:28 |  #1

It will take 5 mins of your time but its totally worth it to see what is possible with just a camera and some timelaps work (as well as creativity)

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May 01, 2010 17:10 |  #2

wow, gorgeous. Awesome video. thanks for sharing


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May 01, 2010 17:23 |  #3

Amazing! It looks HDR in some spots, or processed with Topaz (if that's possible).


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May 01, 2010 17:36 |  #4

I suspect setting the camera to take two or three frames per segment of the series would be quite easy to do (considering that they are using control software) and running the shots through a good HDR program before stringing them together would just take time and not be too hard - any minor motion between the combined frames would be hidden by the fast change of shots in the series that makeup the time-laps


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