1 FPS , Did some body try it.

[Vigen Vartanov]

Good day , today i make some test with 1fps , can some body share some footage of 1fps shoots. If you have, Thanks.

 

[Philip Lima]

we shot a sunset at 1fps. Kind of going for the timelapse look. It turned out really nice. We sped it up in AE to make it look a little better, but you can still get the idea.

http://laselvasurf.com/red/tl.mov

 

[jimhare]

Wow! That looks great! Are you tempted to digitally remove the seagulls?

 

[Philip Lima]

jimhare-
My photographer/perfectionist side is definitely bothered by the seagulls. But, the amount of work, plus it makes is "real"... Or something like that...

We are going to try some other timelapse shots with the RED soon. We have been using Nikon D2x for all our timelapse shots for a few years now, so its fun to compare.

 

[Brian Fairbanks]

That looks awesome

 

[jimhare]

I know what you mean. Still, looks frickin awesome, well done!

Jim

 

[Andrew Walker]

That sunset did look cool.

 

[MikeHedge]

great work.

 

[Mitch Martinez]

I love it!

how much did you have to speed it up in AE?

 

[Jarred Land]

The stars aligned for you there man... nice work.

 

[Philip Lima]

Stamphil,
I sped it up quite a bit. I don't remember the exact %, I can post the original clip if you, or anyone else is interested.

The shot will really blow your socks off if you see it in its original 4k resolution. We were shooting the same shot with our HVX200 in timelapse mode right next to the RED... There is simply no comparison. Granted they shouldn't be compared as they are two completely different cameras. But, my goodness, the RED had almost zero noise and the color that came out of the image once in REDCine was amazing.

 

[Jason Laramy]

- This is not politically correct - but you should of had a pellet gun to get rid of those darn birds that kept getting in your shot! - OK THAT WAS A JOKE! -

 

[Russ Fill]

For the seagulls. Try frame blending and motion blur. Might help but take a few years to render.

 

[Mitch Martinez]

too cool. out of curiosity, what was the region/area that you shot this?

the cloud movement and direction is perfect.

 

[Tom Lowe]

I have this same trouble with seagulls when I shoot at the beach. I usually paint them out frame by frame in photoshop. :waaa:

 

[Philip Lima]

Stamphil,
We shot this near Davenport Ca. Which is north of Santa Cruz CA, our home base. We've shot sunsets up there for years, it never ceases to amaze us!

Tom... you're absolutely crazy. Or, just really bored. I don't want to even think about how many frames are in this shot!

 

[Justin McAleece]

1 fps works great

1 fps works great

I don't have anything to post, but I shot a CF card til it was full and it looks great, just outside my window at my apartment. no problems. when do we get one frame every minute or something?

 

[David Wyatt]

Wow, that looks fantastic - clouds look cool at 1fps but water/waves just need a longer exposure time (here's hoping that option comes with Build 16?)

 

[Tom Lowe]

Stamphil,
We shot this near Davenport Ca. Which is north of Santa Cruz CA, our home base. We've shot sunsets up there for years, it never ceases to amaze us!

Tom... you're absolutely crazy. Or, just really bored. I don't want to even think about how many frames are in this shot!

Lol, it's dedication my friend! Plus I am just super OCD about birds and airplanes flying through my shots.

 

[cinemano]

Nice ive done many attempts since old school film days to make sunsets and sunrises but following the Fstops as the light changes was the hard part.. did you change the Fstops or just let it roll?