Timelapse of melting ice - CHDK
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0:29 I want to drink thattttttt
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this is how bored i am, im watching MELTING ICE! i nee a life :(
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THAT WAS AWESOME!
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That's awesome man! I use the CHDK for Aerial Photography on my Hexakopter. It's a great little trick. I have only done a few time lapse things but I want to do more and your video is very inspiring to do so. Nice Work.
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nice job!
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круто
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Like it- stick a soundtrack on it fella!
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How do I do this using CHDK? I haven't been able to figure it out.
Very cool video though, I like it alot.
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Okay I know you took the shots at 5 secs apart. Yet what video editing program did you use and what settings to get the final product. Great, great video!
Warmly,
Laurie
LoveRise 3 years ago
The photographs were combined into a video using VirtualDub - simply if you choose "Open Video File" and choose the first in a numerical sequence of pictures it loads the rest as individual frames. You can then save it as a video.
retroangusr 3 years ago