Great time lapse here.

[JD Holloway]

Just fantastic.


"Wyoming Skies"
http://vimeo.com/28179450

 

[Christian Pfeil]

very nice!

 

[Michael Mayda]

Excellent and inspiring. Very tasty moves. We're off to Wyoming and Montana next week, will enjoy the scenery more after seeing this. Hmm, maybe will do some Epic timelapse, even if only can do 1/sec for now.

Mike

 

[Thomas Pohl]

Wow!

 

[Daniel Reichenbach]

great!

 

[Bryant Paul Copeland]

I want to go to there

 

[Joe Taylor]

Excellent and inspiring. Very tasty moves. We're off to Wyoming and Montana next week, will enjoy the scenery more after seeing this. Hmm, maybe will do some Epic timelapse, even if only can do 1/sec for now.

Mike

Forgive me if I derail this topic, but can you tell me a what you mean by 1/sec Epic time-lapse? Doe that mean, that for now, Epic will only do 1 sec intervals?

 

[Marc Wielage]

That's some of the best 5D material I've seen -- very beautiful.

 

[Antony M]

Forgive me if I derail this topic, but can you tell me a what you mean by 1/sec Epic time-lapse? Doe that mean, that for now, Epic will only do 1 sec intervals?

I think this is a reference to the slowest shutter speed currently being 1 second.
Therefore not usable at night.

 

[Iannis Holwech]

 

[Fredrik Callinggard]

Everytime I see these time-lapse threads I think of a short movie/ later made into an AHA music video (the short film footage/time lapse is directed and photographed by Morten Skallerud). Now that's patience - he tracked around that Norwegian lake for one year.

This is not to put anyone down or to say that the time-lapses seen in the threads are not beautiful or well crafted. I just can't help always thinking of this one shot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD-t1OpwEP4&feature=related