Totally cool. A section devoted to timelapse

[foodie]

Some many folk trying it out too.
Checked out some stuff and everyone is pretty damn creative.

Thought I'd make a contribution....

This was taken out at Gloucester NSW, North of Sydney. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31-dmD2ynp4)

[michael_sa]

I really like the slow pan, adds something to it. Favourite bit was the mist/fog over the hills.

I've only done a few time lapses. Should really do some more as there's been some awesome clouds and sunsets around lately.

Here's one of mine:


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Michael

[foodie]

Wow, the wilting effects was wild.
How long did it take to capture?

[michael_sa]

Hi foodie.

A bit over two and a half hours.
Difficult to see, but watch the cut stems in the centre (at around 0:22) you can see them grow.

Michael.