Vancouver City

"Vancouver City" music video is an artistic collaboration between Innerlife Project and TimeLapseHD. For more information and music downloads go to www.innerlifeproject.com
These time lapses are shot with 12 mega pixel Nikon digital single lens reflex cameras. Original resolution is 6 times better than HD (high definition). The images have been resized for HD and are much better quality than shown here on YouTube. Video clips are for sale. For more information contact us at TimeLapseHD@hotmail.com. Thanks and enjoy!

THESE TIME LAPSES ARE COPYRIGHTED AND WE DO NOT GIVE ANYONE PERMISSION TO COPY, EDIT OR RE-UPLOAD THEM. WE WILL REMOVE ALL UNAUTHORIZED VIDEOS!

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  Film & Animation

[ScottishViking1977]

I meant no disrespect when creating the video you had pulled down for copyright issues, I gave full credit in the video itself and description for the segments used. It is disheartening that you didn't ask me to just take it down as opposed to having a strike on my account. To each their own. Take care.

[TimeLapseHD]

You didn't ask to use it or bother reading the description.

[fredsk877]

beautiful video! I just started trying to shoot time lapses myself with a time lapse remote, I did one in cloudy but also sunny weather conditions so there are a lot of changes in brightness between frames which is a little annoying to look at.

I assume there is not much that can be done about it?

The other problem is that although I focus the camera at the start, some of the frames in the time timelapse are slightly out of focus. Should I be shooting the time lapse on manual focus? - thanks

[TimeLapseHD]

You can reduce the flickering by adding motion blur or use deflickering software. If possible try to use manual settings for your exposures when shooting. You should always have your focus on manual.

[fredsk877]

Great! thanks! As for producing the time lapses, what I've done is set premier pro cs6 to 720p - 50fps in the sequence presets, then put the photos in the work area, highlight them all and right clicking on them and change their duration from 5 seconds to 0.02 seconds to match the 50fps presets, then putting them on the timeline to render and export. Is there any logic to what I'm doing or should I just do it through after effects? haha! How can I get the best results for my canon 600d? thanks

[TimeLapseHD]

Buy a Nikon! Just kidding. Everybody does it differently. We Lightroom the RAW files to correct exposure, white balance, sharpen, etc. and save as JPEGS (to save space), import the images into After Effect and edit in Premiere. I haven't tried your way, but whatever works. 

[ScottishViking1977]

Like I said, I meant no disrespect and am not questioning your right to have it taken down as it was my mistake to not explore more within the "Show more" section. I was just hoping for a less than extreme response regarding my account status. It will not happen again and hope you can accept my apology.

[vancouverkristy]

Hey there! Im in the Westend. You?

[msLuvowlcity]

I'm from there, too! Where abouts are you from?

[CNM251178]

Linda esta música!!!

[Peter Sauer]

Thanks this gives me a whole new appreciation for the city I live in.

[이 강현]

I love Vancouver City!! 

[Horatio Fong]

What's the name of the background music/song?

[bjroberts65]

Vancouver

Vancouver

Vancouver

Vancouver

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