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BAMZOOKi Studio Set Time-lapse
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A time-lapse of the BAMZOOKi Series 2 set being created, tests performed and its subsequent deconstruction.
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Lego battle stop-frame animation
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Lego battle stop-frame animation using CHDK and VirtualDub
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Clouds with Water Barometer in Focus, Part Three
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Full of water barometer with clouds over Cambridge in teh background. Taken on 4th October 2009. One photo every 66 seconds for 8 1/2 hours, played back at 4 fps. Fixed whi...
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Clouds with Water Barometer in Focus, Part Two
dylski
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Crop of water barometer with clouds over Cambridge in teh background. Taken on 4th October 2009. One photo every 11 seconds for 8 1/2 hours. Fixed white balance, ISO 200 an...
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Clouds with Water Barometer in Focus, Part One.
dylski
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Clouds over Cambridge taken on 4th October 2009. One photo every 11 seconds for 8 1/2 hours. Fixed white balance, ISO 200 and fixed focused on the water barometer.
Taken...
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7 Hrs of Fast, Dark Clouds With Water Barometer
dylski
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Anothet test time-lapse. This one has the water barometer in focus. The clouds are moving very fast. Images captured ~11 seconds. Canon A530, CHDK and VirtualDub.
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15 1/2 Hours of Stormy Clouds Over Cambridge
dylski
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Time-lapse of clouds with some rain and great colours towards the end that are worth holding out for.
Canon A530, CHDK, VirtualDub.
4774 images; one every 11.5 seconds.
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7 1/2 Hours of Clouds With Water Barometer
dylski
156 views
A silent time-lapse of sky as a low pressure arrives.
Focus set to clouds, water barometer out of focus.
One image every 11 1/4 seconds taken with Canon A530 using CHDK o...
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12 Hours of Clouds Over Cambridge
dylski
640 views
A time-lapse of clouds over Cambridge, UK.
Hardware: Canon A530 with CHDK firmware and simple script to take a photo every 10 seconds.
Editing tools: VirtualDub and Audac...
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"Lines of Defence" (High Def)
dylski
5,258 views
'Lines of Defence' (by Bettina Furnée) when installed on 15th January 2005, consisted of 38 flags in five lines, each one metre apart, positioned on the eroding cliffs 60 m...
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