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12. Using a resistance to lower audio

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11. The goatbridge-pool

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10. Right Click To Download

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9. Thunderstorm in Oslo - July 2009

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8. Passing a subway station

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7. 5x5 - Motion

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6. Shopping seen through a 15mm FishEye

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5. One year in two minutes

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4. One year in 40 seconds

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3. DIY bokeh

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2. Seasons - testvideo

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2 years ago

1. Panasonic HDC-SD5 Test Clip 720 50p

by Eirik Solheim

2 years ago

Images from the same spot through one year. Audio recorded from the same location. This is the long, closer version of this video: vimeo.com/2639782

All details on how this video was made, another video of these images and a place to download all the footage here: eirikso.com/2008/12/27/one-year-worth-of-images-give-some-amazing-videos/

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ße ωell ;-) 10 months ago

what amazes me is how you maintain a constant level of light with each shot? Also, I feel that this video could be played back on a constant loop - the morphs work so well :)
Eirik Solheim 10 months ago

I've done quite a bit of experiments and found that the HDR effect was perfect for making a more or less constant level of light. Because HDR flattens everything by maximising the dynamic level.
ße ωell ;-) 10 months ago

thanks, I never even thought about using HDR in this way - much appreciated!
Maia Iotzova 10 months ago

Interesting. Good work.
Great to see the changes and the consistency in your shooting. I actually wanted to do something similar for my film but could not film the same spot in a year. Looking forward to reading how this was done.
pascal marchev 9 months ago

i admire your patience! most people would give up after 2 weeks ;) thanks for the great documentation on how you did it!
Henry Selvey 8 months ago

Magnificent! What an idea!!
Henry
Renny Bakke Amundsen 8 months ago

Hi Eirik. I remember you mentioned this movie project when you gave your presentation for a work group at The Norwegian Computer Society about blogging. It was long time ago and you was a pioneer in blogging in Norway.
I found this site and vid again, as it was Stumbeled of a friend of mine; TyroPearl and I'm still amazed by your work. It's also a great proof of the significant four season in Norway :-)
I've learn a lot from you and still look at you as a pioner. Keep up the good work - see you soon again I hope.
Jon Peoples 7 months ago

Good job Erik
Jan Goverts 3 months ago

Amazing!

Question:
Why do the branches of the trees in your country not bend down when they carry a layer of snow?
Caued by the aligning with PhotoShop ?
Eirik Solheim 3 months ago

The layer of snow in these images is not very heavy. And I guess the photoshop alignment moves them a bit as well.