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HDR time lapse sequences made from 7.545 shots.

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

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  • Michael Rissi plus 3 years 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 3 years ago
    Thank you. This is sequences taken from april 08 to november 08.
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  • Philip Menke 3 years ago
    Awesome! How did you manage the smooth zooming out in the last sequence?
  • Per Erik Sviland 3 years ago
    Thanks. The zooming is done in Adobe Premiere Elements
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  • Brian Boudreau 3 years ago
    Beautiful!
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  • MILapse 3 years 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 3 years 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.
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  • gianni tumino 3 years ago
    Good!

    Bravo
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  • Lidik Suslik 3 years ago
    Amazing!
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  • Wynner3 3 years ago
    Fantastic.
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  • Andy Mellon 3 years ago
    This is perfect! I love HDR!
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  • Pelicula Inc. 3 years ago
    great work.
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  • Pawel B 3 years ago
    wow!
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  • ZHIC 3 years 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 :)
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  • Cdow 3 years ago
    Awesome! what camera did you use to shoot the pictures?
  • Per Erik Sviland 3 years ago
    Thanks. I use Nikon D300
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  • Paul Whittington 3 years ago
    Loved it - that was amazing work!
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  • Jakub Adamiec plus 3 years ago
    good job erik :)
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  • abet 3 years ago
    great GOOD JOB!
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  • Pascal 3 years ago
    Wow, this is so amazing! Looking forward to do something similar in future :)
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  • Emrys Roberts plus 3 years ago
    Beautiful exposures :)
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  • Reuben Bucuresteanu plus 3 years 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 3 years ago
    Wow. Thanks. Let me know if you need some timelapse fotage. It would be cool to do something together.
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  • Oleg Xtraboy 3 years ago
    Nice Idea. Great Work. I use HDR process for my photos too... this sequence requires too many time and patience. Cool!
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  • Deneb Villanueva 3 years ago
    wow, i like the cloud movements
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  • Armands Stokis 3 years ago
    buetiful!
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  • Daniel 3 years ago
    absolutely beautiful...
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  • Ioannis "Yanni" Batsios plus 3 years ago
    Wow, like a moving painting.
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  • Nate plus 3 years ago
    love how the zoom in and out.
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  • Kadhine 3 years ago
    Wow! That's so beautiful, I wish I had the tools and the know-how to make a video like that...
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  • Kanaloa Surf 3 years ago
    Nice
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  • Derek plus 3 years ago
    beautiful
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  • Paul Osborne plus 3 years ago
    such smooth zooming. flipping amazing!
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  • MILLION 3 years ago
    Super puper !
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  • Stephen Lewis plus 3 years ago
    Wildly awesome!
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  • Eric E. Anderson 3 years ago
    Frickin' love this!
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  • osman safi 3 years ago
    wow amazing... great work...
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  • van hurlu de la berlue 3 years ago
    beautiful job, Bravo ;)
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  • BizMediaAgency plus 2 years ago
    I show this to everyone I know.

    Great work!!
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  • Nick Kougioulis 2 years ago
    very cool!
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  • Tim Montoya 2 years ago
    what interval did you use and what frames per second did you use? and what music did you use?
  • Per Erik Sviland 2 years ago
    intervals range from 3 sek to 10 sek. The film is made with 24 fps
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  • Alex Bryan 2 years ago
    can you bracket with the timer on the D300 or do you have a separate device?
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  • Per Erik Sviland 2 years ago
    You can do an auto bracket using the interval timer.
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  • Tuneland 2 years 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!
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  • Scottinva 2 years 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.
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  • Stephen Coghill 2 years ago
    It stops too soon!
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  • Joey Bolender 2 years ago
    This is your best work; i think. But I don't like your music.
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  • ESCMASTER 2 years ago
    Very, very nice, I'm photographer and i like so much your work... Amazing!!!
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  • Aaron DeGroot 2 years ago
    Well done.
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  • sixtwelve plus 2 years ago
    i really loved this one! Great job man!
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  • Stewart White 2 years 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.
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  • rhys carter plus 2 years ago
    nice - good tune too, who is it?
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  • specsdude 2 years ago
    Mouthwatering goodness man.
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  • Alex Fabiano 2 years ago
    brilliant work
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  • James Adamson plus 1 year ago
    Inspired.
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  • Craig Carson plus 7 months ago
    very nice
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  • PEDRO CASTILLO 6 months ago
    Wow, great job¡ I like it. Thanks for sharing.
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