
Singapore Lights Timelapse
10 months ago
Shot for a couple months with an assortment of Canon DSLRs and EF lenses. Post production was achieved in Final Cut Pro 6 and Color was used for grading.
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Todd, it was a totally weird idea that popped in my brains when I was about to pack up. Tried a couple of frames, looked cool and went on to stay for an hour more. Glad it worked for you.
Cheers
Weehan
great effort...ready for a new DSLR?
Thanks alot for the kind words!
VC,
Not yet man....though your M2 is always tempting!!! :)
Weehan
youtube.com/watch?v=HO-0pEeUWdY
just wanted to share your amazing work to the rest of the world.Due to copyrights,you do have the rights to ask me to remove the video =D
Thanks alot for the kind words! It was quite an experience shooting the entire thing. Involved alot of location scouting, lonely nights and lugging around 3 setups was not easy. All in all, it was well worth the effort to document SG in a refreshing way.
I am in the midst of planning a daytime version where I will be doing Ken Burns effects as well. :)
James, thank you very much. I do appreciate the sharing. :)
Thanks for dropping by. I sure would have loved to extend this video if I had more time.
You can go to magnatune.com and search for Chris Harvey....fabulous site.
My average time per location is about 3 hours. If I screw things up then it will be a reshoot another day. Fake miniature is interesting but TS lenses are just too dear for my pockets now.