since facebook aparrently doesn’t allow animated profile pictures, i figured i’d share this here instead:
it’s the animated gif-version of a little “project” i did in 2004/2005, basically a 12-month time-lapse video with awful temporal resolution.
Archive for the ‘time-lapse’ Category
my frog spawn time lapse video is on display in the natural history museum of neuchatel in switzerland. it’s part of the temporary exhibition “parce queue”, which is about the animal tails.
anton and i came through neuchatel in mid-july (as part of our bike journey to spain), and seized the opportunity.
the exhibition has a special focus on evolution and features many quotes of charles darwin’s “on the origin of species”.
it’s very interesting, and worth checking out if you get a chance (open until february 2009).
while up on patscherkofel1, two weeks ago, i took the time to make a time-lapse recording of innsbruck, between sunset and darkness.
this time, i used my pentax w60 (night mode), which has an internal timer feature. it took a picture every 15 seconds for 2 hours, which resulted in a speedup of about 200 times in the video.
enjoy! :)
(be sure to watch in HQ)
you can also download the video: time lapse: innsbruck nightfall (avi, xvid codec)
soundtrack: tim minchin – not perfect
things you can see in the video: [more...]
- one of innsbruck’s landmark mountains, south of the city [↩]
just in time for christmas, here’s our christmas tree from last year.
actually, the video shows my mom decorating it, fast forward.
the ornament stars you can see in the video are home-crocheted, as are the golden balls.
if you’d rather download a file to your computer, there you go: [more...]
some of the hedges around our pond looked a little too perfectly cut, so i decided to give them a makeover – added a little twig here, extended a patch there, …
i think it looks much more natural now! ;-)
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equipment:
time span: total time: interval framerate: video length: speedup: |
Sony Cybershot F-828 & JG-RC2 intervalometer 2008-06-03 15:35 – 16:00 25 minutes 4 sec. 15 fps 25 seconds x 60 (1 second in the video equals 1 minute in real-time) |
the following video provides a close-up view of the the development of 5 frog embryos.
11 days in 66 seconds:
more information on the making of this time-lapse video: [more...]
i’m in the process of making another frog spawn time-lapse video.
it looks quite promising so far: i’m getting high-resolution (both pixel- and time-wise) macro footage of 5 eggs.
this photo shows their current state:
day 6 is coming to an end, and they should soon hatch from their gelatinous eggs. [more...]
