Vancouver City Time-Lapse Film HD

After a couple years away from Vancouver I decided to go back and give it another go, only this time with more locations, more motion, and an original soundtrack.

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I wrote the soundtrack for this video. It's called "Don't Stop the Clock".

Specs:
- shot with a Nikon D300 and various lenses
- images were compiled into sequence with Adobe AE
- sequences were edited together in Apple Final Cut Pro
- close to 5000 still frames were used to create this film

• Category

  Film & Animation

[baronhertzvanrental]

Really enjoyed this one - especially liked the train journey. Editing is smooth and crisp and the music is catchy and it makes the whole thing that little bit more entertaining. This is how I want my time lapse movies to be.

[DizzyCtube]

Thank you!

[ohCanAsian]

out of curiosity what was the shutter speed of your camera for the skytrain pictures and how many frames/shots did you take per second to get a smooth look. Well done!!

[DizzyCtube]

Much appreciated! The train sequence photo specs were:

Shutter Speed: 1/6

Aperture: F/16

Focal Length: 20mm

Interval: 1 photo per second

[Hiker301]

Nice time lapse... whats the name of the song and the band that plays it....and what software are you using for editing the timelapse..... thanx.......

[DizzyCtube]

Thanks!! I wrote and recorded the song for this time-lapse. I'd be happy to send you the .mp3 if you'd like, just message me an email address and I'll send it along. I use Adobe After Effects to assemble the images into sequences, and then I edit the sequences together with the music in Apple Final Cut Pro.

[Aaron Mooney]

Awesome camera work!

[octavenoize]

Great job, love the time lapses and great track that you produced too. All works v well together. Makes me miss Vancouver alot..! It was my home for a year. I just got a new DSLR, hoping to use my Sigma 10-20 soon to attempt some time lapses, thanks for the inspiration boost

[roblesliemedia]

Good Show