4K Resolution Time Lapse Stock Footage (timelapse) - American Cities

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Timelapse clips from New York City, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Los Angeles - United States of America

This clip has been highly compressed for YouTube.

4K Video Specifications:
Camera: Nikon D700 / Image Sequence
Lens: Nikon 24-70mm, Nikon 17-35mm

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[MatheusMK3]

Wich ISO/exposure settings you used to take these photos? They look amazing!

[hdtimelapsenet]

@MatheusMK3 ISO 100 / Exposure between 1s to 2,5s

[SirBeany]

Did you use an automatic way to take photos every few seconds or something? How? And what was the time gap between each photo?

[hdtimelapsenet]

@SirBeany Automatic way (intervalometer). 2,5-5 seconds exposure, 0,5s-1s between each photo.

[Viczey]

So these are sequence of photos made with Nikon wright? Well so I could to that also with my 5D Mark II :)

[hdtimelapsenet]

@Viczey Yes you can! + cost of traveling ;)

[Thealexbandicoot]

0:47 seconds of 4k = 109.36 MB O_o

[hdtimelapsenet]

@Thealexbandicoot Original file have 350MB and is highly compressed. We deliver 4K footage in Quicktime PhotoJpeg Format where 10s clip is 700MB+

[omhyr21]

@drionsh A television screen from day 1 in the 1950's to today has always been made up of a mosaic of pixels. If the number of pixels in the video does not match the number of pixels in the teleivision screen, then you're only going to see some of the sharper details. The picture is lossy, it's lost a lot of it's originality because of the lack of pixels on the screen to present the video. Only if the screen itself is 4K will you be able to see the full detail...like the OLED TV's. Got money?

[LuigiChase0]

Thumbs up if your PC failed seeing this video on 4k.

[drionsh]

Hey guys I have a question.

My monitor only goes up to 1080p. So how is it that this video is a tiny bit sharper when played in 4k than 1080p? I wouldn't be able to see all the extra pixels anyway!

thanks.

[rtleeson]

@Mr5eXLove if you got 11,000 pounds to spare the Canon c300 lol

[EagleFernDown]

My smartphone loaded this like a normal video lol. It must of down scaled the quality because it looked like 720p.

[vcartera]

amazing!

[Mr5eXLove]

come on iPhone 3G you can do it...

[Mr5eXLove]

Is there a 4k video camera? I want to tape my holliday and then put it back into a drawer until next year.