Montreal Bird's Eye Monochrome (Winter Time Lapse) Canon 60D

Shot from atop Mont-Royal 850m
Lenses Tamron 17-50 2.8 and Canon 85mm 1.8 in 24fps 1920x1080
Adobe premiere elements 9 black and white and time shift processing

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[MrRotiprata]

How do you do this in primeire elements ?

[Olivier Benny]

It's pretty simple. I applied the black and white video effect (and maybe sharpness and contrast, I can't remember) and then I used time stretch to accelerate the footage (500-1000% I don't remember either :P)

Thanks for watching

[Xlay16]

This is so amazing. why it has only those views?

[Olivier Benny]

That's a nice thing to say! Thanks. Good vids on youtube grow slowly : P

[robbiepaulin]

Cool video :) How do you actually do timelapse on the Canon 60d...I can't find it haha!

[Olivier Benny]

Thanks! There's the classic way and the cheapo way, I did the latter...

Classic: buy a intervalometer, which automatically takes photos as per the setting, and take a photo every few seconds or minutes for a given period of time

Cheapo: record as much video as you can, then use an editing program to accelerate the video ( I accelerated the video by 1000% or so... so it's actually 20 mins of footage)

Cheers!

[ModernSaxDotCom]

Loved this....the scene at :34 reminds me/is very close to a tilt shift lens

[italioguy]

Mon-reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­-al est le meilleur! :-)

[Jee Doo]

i like the cheapo way of time lapse...lol.. it makes the smoke from the building flow naturally rather than choppy as in intervalometer shots. btw, What is the ISO setting used in this shoot. i am thinking of getting a 60D or T3i soon and would love to go to mont royal and start filming.

[Randy Schmidt]

sweet video. what do you save it as in adobe premiere elements? What are the project settings?

[robbiepaulin]

Thanks for all the info! :)