"Attica" Citylapse | Timelapse shot on Canon 7D

Timelapse sequence shot on Canon 7D & the 50mm.

View on Vimeo: Attica
More info: www.alexandrosmaragos.​com

I'm surprised that you didn't get more responses by now. It was beautifully done. Nice work.

amazing.

is it still shots put into video or actual video footage?

StanNJ1 wrote in post #10258150
I'm surprised that you didn't get more responses by now. It was beautifully done. Nice work.

Thank you Stan.

EVANDIXONdotCOM wrote in post #10260024
amazing.

is it still shots put into video or actual video footage?

Thank you, all stills.

I agree; it's a great video and very professionally assembled.

As an aside, I consider it one of Canon's greatest failings to have excluded an internal intervalometer on the 7D, a feature even the Nikon D300 has.

That was absolutely beautiful. Well done, man!

That was really impressive. Were the airport tower calls recorded on site or sampled from some where?

what program do you use to squish all those images together? i've tried using jpegvideo, but it takes forever and doesn't work all that well.

that was most excellent!

c2thew wrote in post #10269799
what program do you use to squish all those images together? i've tried using jpegvideo, but it takes forever and doesn't work all that well.

I used Quicktime Pro for my first effort - very simple.

AlexMaragos wrote in post #10256556
Timelapse sequence shot on Canon 7D & the 50mm.

View on Vimeo: Attica
More info: www.alexandrosmaragos.​com

Alex do you use some sort of program to run the shutter actuations or manually sit there and take the photos ?

I dont know anything about time lapses thats why I'm asking.

You have some really nice sequences in here, but the name of your short seems a bit off. Yes, it's all shot in Attica, but aside from perhaps the clips from Piraeus, I don't get a very strong sense of place from this video. Many of these scenes could exist anywhere. It really seems to be more about transportation in general.

DreamState wrote in post #10273274
Alex do you use some sort of program to run the shutter actuations or manually sit there and take the photos ?

I dont know anything about time lapses thats why I'm asking.

you could buy a timer remote control like I did: http://www.amazon.co.u​k …001C6I1HU/ref=o​ss_product ...there is also a canon one but more expensive and does the same or you could use software (EOS utility) but than you should have your laptop connected to camera..

I wonder how well windows movie maker handles timelapses. I think i'll give that a go right now.

timer remotes are expensive, but are the only way to pull off the timelapse, UNLESS CHDK/Magic Lantern has ported their interface to grant built in timelapse.

This is a brilliant piece of work. I'm inspired.