Timescapes Behind the Scenes Timelapse Dolly Move from "These Short Days"

[niburu2012]

where to buy such a dolly?

[StoryWB]

Did you shoot all of this in RAW?

[Bladiweb]

what memory card have you used to capture it?

[gagaKoala]

i love your vids

all of your shots are so great

[mikecazzx]

Tom - I just want to build a simple version of the slider dolly - that just moves slowly without stopping. What type of motor and battery would I need?

[piroclips]

i love your work man. so inspiring.

have you done any HDR time lapses?

[telemov]

How much does the dolly setup cost?

[ProfessorMacintosh]

Ehm... Could I please have all your stuff, thanks!

[flyingfisbeefilms]

Just brilliant and beautiful clarity - well done Sir!!!!

[odracir317]

I'm curious... where did you get that dolly track setup? did you build it yourself?

[seyffertpieter]

Saw your video on Vimeo! Bro tis is amazng!

[stormfox1]

spectacular work!

[ar4216]

Man, I just saw your video and was blown away. GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[seahkw]

Total AWESOME work and thanks so much for sharing. Canon should sponser your work!

[mechan9]

Damn it would suck mightily if a strong gust of wind knocked it over or a mountain lion ran off with the camera.

[asboxerb]

Soo cool. Can't wait to see the film!

I got nervous watching the video camera get so close to the rig.

[hyperman514]

Your work is amazing. I'm curious, what kind of exposure do you take and what frequency ? Do you use a ND filter ?

[jfnovotny]

What kind of dolly system is that?

[docdissent]

I just realized why the dolly has to be motorized and computer controlled - else the dolly would be moving during an exposure. I once imagined building a self moving dolly simply using the pull of a weight.

[samgod]

Actually, I was thinking the opposite. I'd rather HAVE the dolly moving during exposure to give it the natural motion blur of non-timelapsed filmmaking. Obviously, it depends on exposure length, movement speed during exposure, and how much the actual perspective changes between frames.

In this case, it seems that the frames are barely an inch apart, slow enough that motion blur is irrelevant.

[magicdougie]

Looks like it was going to be a cracking shot - will look forward to seeing the result.

[mikehedge]

genius