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2. Get up and go
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Canon 7D stills time lapse.
Tokyo.
by Stefan Werc
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Broadcast 2000 "get up and go"
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Tokyo.
by Stefan Werc
twitter.com/#!/stefanwerc
facebook.com/swerc
Music
Broadcast 2000 "get up and go"
broadcast2000.co.uk
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Great job
it blew my mind at how fast the planes were coming in.
defenitely a Like :)
Lots of congrats, amazing at: 01:56
That must of took a lot of planning and hanging around but it turned out perfect.
Well done. Back in London?
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Not a lot f planning but quite a lot of hanging around. I only spent half to one hour on each shot. I know some people spend many hours just to get one shot but I simply don't have that much patience.
Very nice job Stefan.
what lenses did you use and what frame rate for those time lapsed stills? train shot was cool as hell.
25fps. Sigma 15mm fisheye, Canon 17-55 and 70-200.
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I am assuming this was recorded with a video camera right?. I am asking since you say Stills so I get confused with that. My last one, how did you do to record from the front of the train? Thanks so much! Congratulations!
Great Job really !
The train sequence was by far my favorite, the fact that it's accelerated really adds to the piece, and the quality of all the footage is outstanding!
Great work!
I'm talking about it on my blog tatami.sushiadv.com
How many photos for this?
I love this, I think its apropriate to say, piece of wonderful art!
I'm wondering, how did you manage to get the train shots? Did you just stepped to the driver, and asked "Hey can I hop in and take some pics?" or did you mount it on the front or something? Also, how did you manage them to be so crisp, there's no sign of wobbling.
I mean, it's all perfectly without movement, how did you manage that on a moving object?
Cheers!
I've published it in Dyvantity's selection of creative videos:
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Regards!
Amazing at: 01:56 to 2:00 and 1:09 to 1:14
How did you do panning? Is it all post production, or did you actually move the camera?
Edit: Especially the scene at 1:15, I'm unable to convince myself whether it's camera movement or software panning.
Kal
But well done! :) I sure miss Tokyo. Especially at night.
Thanks for the inspirational part!