NYC snowstorm time lapse sequence- January 21st, 2012

After a very extended snow drought here in NYC, we finally saw our first snow storm of winter 2012. While it wasn't a whopper of a storm with only 4 inches falling here at my place in Queens, it was still a nice sight. I began running a time-lapse sequence at 5am and let the camera run until the battery ran out right around 11am. Here is the end result of that time-lapse sequence.

How did I create the panning effect you may ask? That was done in in my video editor using key frames. Hope you enjoy the video!

Scott McPartland
http://www.SevereWeatherVideo.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• snowstorm 2012
• NYC snowstorm
• 2012
• Winter
• ice
• blizzard
• January

[ExtremeSpinner99]

Very interesting snow storm evolution.

[tornadovideostock]

@ExtremeSpinner99 Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[123mrball]

Grat job scottie

[tornadovideostock]

@123mrball Thanks!

[Fleebob]

Is this the same area that was hit by the mega microburst back in September?

[tornadovideostock]

@Fleebob Yep! It sure was

[tornadovideostock]

@BlueOnRS Thanks for watching! I did the slow panning in post. I used the key frames in my video editor to slowly pan the image from left to right.

[BlueOnRS]

how did you make the camera move so smoothly to the right?

[tornadovideostock]

@iangates Thanks for watching! The slow panning was done in post. I utilized the key frames in my video editor to slowly pan across the image.

[iangates]

Nice little time lapse. I hope we get snow in Arkansas in Feb. How did you get the camera to rotate to the right so slowly?