A time-lapse of my recent flight from Dubai to LA. I was able to get a complete time-lapse this time with the GoPro HD Hero3, thanks to the frame allowing for external power. Still working out the best method for these, not a lot of practice opportunities!! Getting the complete trip this time was an accomplishment, hopefully I'll be able to refine it more on my next flight.
Showing posts with label Time Lapse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Time Lapse. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Monday, February 18, 2013
GoPro TimeLapse Dubai to LA
From my flight home last year, my GoPro didn't last the entire flight, and overheated over Iran... While I wish the view was better, it was the only available window seat... I hope to have better luck on my next flight! The hardest thing about learning how best to do these timelapses is that you only have 1 shot per flight! And for the GoPro, no real way to review until after the flight is over... The sunrise is from a little after we crossed the North Pole, still within the arctic circle.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Masinagudi through Ooty, a GoPro Time-lapse
On the drive back from Masinagudi, snapped a time-lapse with the GoPro mounted on the windshield. We took a detour through Ooty, not far in distance, but with the quality of the road and the switchbacks going up the mountain, it took many extra hours. I ran out of battery power as we reached Yuvaraj's friends place in Nilgiris... It is over 7 minutes long, but it gives you an idea of the traffic and road!
Friday, May 4, 2012
Time-lapse Driving Home from Mammoth Lakes
Here is a time lapse of the first part of our drive home from my Cousin's wedding in Mammoth Lakes. It was made with my GoPro HD Hero, testing out the suction cup mount to our windshield.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Time Lapse
Alright, so I've been bad at updating for a while, but I had a few minutes to sit down and review some photos I took up at Convict Lake in California at my cousin's wedding. There was a huge storm that came in with winds up to a 100 mph over the sierras, here's a brief time-lapse of some clouds taken at 1 frame a second the day after the storm.
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