Announcing my debut film, "Southwest Light"

[Tom Lowe]

I guess this is really the first article ever written about my film:

http://www.f9photo.com/node/73

I am announcing today that the title of my film has been changed from "Southwest Light" to "TimeScapes". That is the final title. We should have our very first trailer posted within the week.

 

[Pawel Achtel]

I guess this is really the first article ever written about my film:

http://www.f9photo.com/node/73

I am announcing today that the title of my film has been changed from "Southwest Light" to "TimeScapes". That is the final title. We should have our very first trailer posted within the week.

I look forward to it. Let us know when we can reserve a copy.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Tom,

did you get already 24mm f/1.4 from Canon.

Also have you seen the latest timelapse from Dustin Farrell that was made on 5DMK2 mostly with this lens?

"I figured out many months into my time lapse shooting that there was absolutely no need to shoot my night time lapses at a high ISO.
Most time lapsers will shoot a Milky Way shot at 3200 ISO even with the 5D2 and 24mm 1.4 combo.
This is unnecessary if you use the ‘stacking’ method inside of After Effects.
Just stack one clip on top of another and change the blend mode to ‘screen’.
It’s an amazing method because it allows me to shoot deep astro time lapses at low ISO’s.
The result is a noise free image...
Every clip is a RAW image sequence (5616 x 3744) that I rendered out as a 1080P 23.976fps Quick Time movie in AE."

Sounds like an Astro HDR effect!!!???

From Dustin Farrell's interview at Planet5DBlog>>>

 

[Samual Murman]

Thanks for the link to Farrell's work, Sanjin. Also quite amazing.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Thanks for the link to Farrell's work, Sanjin. Also quite amazing.

I downloaded the full HD 1080p from Vimeo and watching that timelapse today whole afternoon at loop full screen mode on my HP Dreamcolor full gamut 30bit HD monitor.

Amazing.