Canon S90 Timelapse video first try.

alohaeveryone, this is my first time-lapse video created by Canon S90.

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• S90
• alohaeveryone
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• 720p
• panasonic
• photography
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[bcsarmaa]

Hi,

First of all I think this is great, second I too am curious how you did this.

With an SLR you can use an intervalometer to take timed shots but there is no such feature on the S90 that I could find.

So... was this just a lot of hard work on your part? Taking shots every 5 minutes and then recomposing in a video editor?

Great job, but I think your youtube viewers would love to hear from you on how you made it happen.

[freezazoid]

he didn't use the video setting so it doesn't matter if the cam has HD..... Still pictures on a nice cam have much higher resolution than the single frames of an HD vid. what program he used to put this whole thing together I do not know, and how he took the shots I don't know... I'm assuming he just sat next to his cam and took a photo every 30 seconds or so.

[butchshlong1]

You can use CHDK firmware loaded onto the memory card to do timelapse and other features, such as motion detection and increased video zoom.

[nguyensongha2]

3 UFO from 00:42 wanted to be on camera.

[Filayjay]

What kind of battery life does it have?

[patrickx11]

Anyone confused on the time lapse and S90, look up Canon CHDK.

[bongborin]

Did anyone see a flying objects?

[dgtlb]

@FlatulEssence Have looked through the manual and the closest thing to time-lapse is the self timer. Is this what you speak of? I see no time-lapse function w/in the MENU.

[Cjarreola93]

I don't see why everyone's puzzled on how he made a time-lapse.

"this is my first time-lapse video (created by Canon S90)""

Using a point and shoot camera in video mode usually has a "time-lapse setting", From there just shoot a video, then the camera processes that video making it as a time-lapse. If it was him I give him credit for all that work taking photos every 30 sec, but his description says "created by Canon S90" so I'm assuming the camera produced the time-lapse.

[Zodion89]

how will the sound be for a concert? a metal concert and how is the zoom range in a video will it be blurry?

[MrVendetta808]

maybe he didn't do an 'actual' time lapse and just shot a video with the camera and and used some software which maybe extracted every 900th frame (from a 30fps video) and then 'faked' a time lapse...just my idea...