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Here's my first shot at HD.

It was shot in the same way as my other clips but at a higher resolution.

Here's some How To info in my profile: vimeo.com/danLinfield

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  • Mark Jensen plus 4 years ago
    came out great! added hd and high definition to your tags.
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  • nshack 4 years ago
    Gorgeous!
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  • Capucha 4 years ago
    Wow
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  • Lucasberg (Joey) 4 years ago
    Very impressive
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  • Sean O'Brien 4 years ago
    how long did that take to film?
  • danLinfield 4 years ago
    It took almost four days to film.
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  • Chris Kagy 4 years ago
    Beautiful!
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  • Gerardo Aguilar 4 years ago
    very very good vid.
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  • Alex McCollister 4 years ago
    looking at clumps of pollen freaks me out.
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  • Jan 4 years ago
    I love the picture quality.
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  • Blake Whitman staff 4 years ago
    damn.
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  • brian hunt pro 4 years ago
    super nice
    Did you use a digital SLR for this?
  • danLinfield 4 years ago
    It was shot with a 3 mp point and shot.
    Powetshot A510. Not bad for a $200 camera.
  • brian hunt pro 4 years ago
    What software was used with that camera? or are you able to set interval shots in-cam?
  • danLinfield 4 years ago
    There's some info in my profile: vimeo.com/danLinfield
  • brian hunt pro 4 years ago
    do you happen to know the name of the softwear?
  • danLinfield 4 years ago
    When the computer sees the camera hooked up, it launches a bunch of apps. The first one is Camera Window which allows you to launch Remote Shooting. That app will let you set all the params on the camera and then set it up to do interval shooting. I think the software only works with Canon cameras.
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  • Eric Wahlforss 4 years ago
    Wow
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  • Jonathan Huffman 4 years ago
    this was a $200 camera? unbelievably wonderful
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  • Carol Wilson 4 years ago
    I am awed.
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  • Josh Alscher 4 years ago
    word
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  • Scottinva 4 years ago
    Lovely idea, but I could not sit there and watch the whole thing, I had to speed it up. Impatient, I know.
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  • Jenna Cochran 4 years ago
    Beautiful!
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  • dawn birch 4 years ago
    Absolutely gorgeous in full screen and the music is fantastic too. If you don't speed it up like one of the above commentors, you can see the lovely details like what appears to be a small spider web in the lower right corner.

    I might have to try my powershot out for some time lapse, since now I know it can do such beautiful work.
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  • Peter Magurean III 4 years ago
    This was beautiful, inspiring........the music was perfectly matched to the visual.........most appealing!
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  • ßlϋeωãvε 4 years ago
    Great job, Dan, with the lighting, music and your patience!
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  • Sarah Josephson 4 years ago
    I loved it. thanks.
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  • Andi Stancu 4 years ago
    How much real time did it take ?

    Later Edit: Sorry, I've read the comments again and found the answer. Nice work. I tried to do that once with a photo camera shooting an icicle every half an hour.

    It didn't work because the icicle was handmade by me since the weather didn't gave me any.
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  • Jim Williams 4 years ago
    How do you get vimeo.com to think this is an HD movie? It is a really neat video by the way.
  • danLinfield 4 years ago
    Check out the vimeo hd faq vimeo.com/help/hd
    vimeo recognizes the video as hd based on the dimensions of the vid(1280 x 720)
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  • Soft City Lights 4 years ago
    This turned out absolutely beautiful. Well done.
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  • JankyProductions 4 years ago
    what speed is this playing at?
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  • Pyeunghun Baik 4 years ago
    This is gorgeous!
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  • Andrew Campbell 4 years ago
    Excellent work. The result speaks for itself.
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  • I Say 4 years ago
    I like it!
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  • Johnathon Lynch 4 years ago
    gorgeous resolution, music, flower, lighting, speed.
    i have to applaud you for such a heart warming film.
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  • chillerstadt 4 years ago
    this is so beautiful.
    (I like the music, too!)
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  • Videoadicte III 3 years ago
    awesome video, thanks for sharing.
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  • JMC 3 years ago
    wow, amazing details!
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  • Mike Hedge plus 3 years ago
    love it
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  • Juan Carlos Oganes plus 3 years ago
    Amazingly beautiful!
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  • RLM Productions 3 years ago
    Definitely very nice, as I look at some of these remarkable videos, it helps me realize the limitless potential. Thanks so much for opening my eyes to something relaxing.
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  • Julian S. plus 3 years ago
    Amazing! Respect for the patience and effort. Simply stunning to see such beauty in motion.
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  • Brönnimann 3 years ago
    very nice i wish you would have filmed for longer...
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  • Per Erik Sviland 2 years ago
    Beautiful timelapse. Very relaxing to watch.

    How many fps did you use when you made the final edit?
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  • Stephen Jackson 10 months ago
    Wonderful and absolutely serene. It tends to be the simplest things in life, once they are viewed properly, that are the most beautiful.
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