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19. Mandal timelapse

by Per Erik Sviland

5 months ago

18. Sandnes - HDR Timelapse

by Per Erik Sviland

5 months ago

17. Mandal/Hundeskogen timelapse in HD

by Per Erik Sviland

5 months ago

16. Gruda/Ullandhaug HDR Timelapse in HD

by Per Erik Sviland

5 months ago

15. Time Lapse

by Per Erik Sviland

7 months ago

14. World`s first?

by Per Erik Sviland

7 months ago

13. HDR Time Lapse in HD

by Per Erik Sviland

8 months ago

12. My way

by Per Erik Sviland

8 months ago

11. Jorenholmen HDR Time Lapse

by Per Erik Sviland

8 months ago

10. day to night

by Per Erik Sviland

9 months ago

9. HD Smeaheia HDR Timelapse

by Per Erik Sviland

9 months ago

8. My shots in HD

by Per Erik Sviland

9 months ago

7. HDR Time Lapse

by Per Erik Sviland

9 months ago

6. Full moon in HD

by Per Erik Sviland

9 months ago

5. Idyllen HDR Time Lapse in HD

by Per Erik Sviland

10 months ago

4. Tananger HDR Time Lapse

by Per Erik Sviland

10 months ago

3. Smeaheia HDR Time Lapse

by Per Erik Sviland

10 months ago

2. Sola HDR Time Lapse

by Per Erik Sviland

10 months ago

1. Happy New Year Time Lapse in HD

by Per Erik Sviland

10 months ago

HDR time lapse sequences made from 7.545 shots.

HDRs batch edited in Photomatix. Video made with Quick Time Pro and Adobe Premiere Elements.

hdr-timelapse.blogspot.com/

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ße ωell ;-) 9 months ago

your best work to date, nice one Erik :)
Michael Rissi 9 months ago

I like the beautiful scenery! The first sequence is in my opinion a little "overmapped", still the clouds are great! The village is beautiful, I guess that was in summer?
Per Erik Sviland 9 months ago

Thank you. This is sequences taken from april 08 to november 08.
Philip Menke 9 months ago

Awesome! How did you manage the smooth zooming out in the last sequence?
Per Erik Sviland 9 months ago

Thanks. The zooming is done in Adobe Premiere Elements
Brian Boudreau 9 months ago

Beautiful!
MILapse 9 months ago

Nice! The processing is so smooth which I know is so hard to achieve. Do you use consistent settings or do you vary them? I'd be so interested to see a photomatix setting file if you'd be willing to share it... J
Per Erik Sviland 9 months ago

Thanks. There are slight differences in theese sceenes but I would guess I use more or less the same setting all the time. If you find something that works you tend to cling on to it.

If you give me your e-mail I`ll send you and anyone else the settings file.
Chicken and stuffing 11 days ago

oooooo can i get your settings too, i use quick time pro and find it bloody tricky, awesome sequences mate
gianni tumino 9 months ago

Good!

Bravo
Lidik Suslik 9 months ago

Amazing!
Wynner3 9 months ago

Fantastic.
Andy Mellon Makes Things 9 months ago

This is perfect! I love HDR!
pelicula inc. 9 months ago

great work.
Pawel B 9 months ago

wow!
ZhiC 9 months ago

Breathtaking!
Only a beginner in HDR but can't wait to learn more!
Awesome job!
I'd like to have the settings if possible, will mail you :)
Cdow 9 months ago

Awesome! what camera did you use to shoot the pictures?
Per Erik Sviland 9 months ago

Thanks. I use Nikon D300
Carrotkid 9 months ago

Loved it - that was amazing work!
Jakub Adamiec 9 months ago

good job erik :)
abet 9 months ago

great GOOD JOB!
Pascal 9 months ago

Wow, this is so amazing! Looking forward to do something similar in future :)
Emrys Roberts 9 months ago

Beautiful exposures :)
Reuben Bucuresteanu 9 months ago

Take this from a professional.... I have NEVER seen better! Maybe we should collaborate on a project together one day. It would be a privilege!
Per Erik Sviland 9 months ago

Wow. Thanks. Let me know if you need some timelapse fotage. It would be cool to do something together.
Oleg Xtraboy 9 months ago

Nice Idea. Great Work. I use HDR process for my photos too... this sequence requires too many time and patience. Cool!
Michael Stezycki 9 months ago

Wow, this works amazingly, the sky is very neat!
Deneb Villanueva 9 months ago

wow, i like the cloud movements
Armands Stokis 9 months ago

buetiful!
Daniel 9 months ago

absolutely beautiful...
Yanni Batsios 9 months ago

Wow, like a moving painting.
Joeeeel 9 months ago

I love it, the quality of the image is amazing.

Excuse my ignorance, but basically, what you do is take several pictures and then you make a "film" with them?

What's the time frame between every shot? seconds? minutes?

I'm just curious...
Per Erik Sviland 9 months ago

Hey. Thanks.

The interval between shots range from 3 sek to 10 sek.

Per Erik
Joeeeel 9 months ago

Thank you :)

Best wishes for your future projects!
Nate 9 months ago

love how the zoom in and out.
Kadhine 9 months ago

Wow! That's so beautiful, I wish I had the tools and the know-how to make a video like that...
Kanaloa Surf 9 months ago

Nice
Derek 9 months ago

beautiful
Paul Osborne 9 months ago

such smooth zooming. flipping amazing!
DVJ Million 9 months ago

Super puper !
Stephen Lewis 9 months ago

Wildly awesome!
Eric E. Anderson 9 months ago

Frickin' love this!
osman safi 9 months ago

wow amazing... great work...
van hurlu de la berlue 9 months ago

beautiful job, Bravo ;)
The Biz Media 8 months ago

I show this to everyone I know.

Great work!!
Nick Kougioulis 8 months ago

very cool!
Tim Montoya 8 months ago

what interval did you use and what frames per second did you use? and what music did you use?
Per Erik Sviland 8 months ago

intervals range from 3 sek to 10 sek. The film is made with 24 fps
Alex Bryan 8 months ago

can you bracket with the timer on the D300 or do you have a separate device?
Per Erik Sviland 8 months ago

You can do an auto bracket using the interval timer.
Tuneland 7 months ago

This is gorgeous, but you need to edit the ending with with a proper fade on the audio. It's like being suddenly startled out of a great dream when the audio ends so abruptly. But just beautiful right until the end!
Scottinva 7 months ago

I am not a good editor, but I wonder if you could cut the bottom of that screen off, and replace it with a normal time line video for a weird effect.
Stephen Coghill 7 months ago

It stops too soon!
DJ Bolender 6 months ago

This is your best work; i think. But I don't like your music.
ESCMASTER 6 months ago

Very, very nice, I'm photographer and i like so much your work... Amazing!!!
Aaron DeGroot 4 months ago

Well done.
Stewart White 15 days ago

so are you shooting it all with stills, and then puting them together as single frames in a 24fps film? How do you get the HDR then? Don't you have to have at least 3 shots for each frame in order to create the HDR version?

I like what you've done! I would love to give this a shot.
rhys carter 7 days ago

nice - good tune too, who is it?
specsdude 3 days ago

Mouthwatering goodness man.