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  • Desdemona 2 years ago
    That's amazing!
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  • Rather Fancy 2 years ago
    holy smokes
  • Ellen Mandeville 2 years ago
    hahahahaha, what a perfect comment!!
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  • Dave LaFontaine 2 years ago
    Nice. So many people have said that it looks like a nuke went off in the foothills. What did you use to do the time-lapse?
  • Eric Spiegelman 2 years ago
    Nikon D5000 -- first day testing out the built-in intervalometer
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  • Underseen 2 years ago
    I wanted to do this today as well, but my apt doesn't technically allow for roof access, but I did manage a couple good quick shots of the same area
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  • Eric Spiegelman 2 years ago
    That's a crazy shot!
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  • Ulises Diaz 2 years ago
    gracias, I'm glad someone setup a tripod and timelapse. Your used your nikon for the stills and then video software??
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  • Eric Fielding 2 years ago
    Great job on the time-lapse! You found a nice location and got an outstanding result.
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  • dlew plus 2 years ago
    You live really close to me :) I took some video and snaps with my 5d2 but no time lapse. do you use a trigger or software like dragon?
  • Eric Spiegelman 2 years ago
    Nope! The D5000 has a built in intervalometer. I just used Quicktime to stitch the images together. Embarrassingly low-tech, I know -- but this and the other one are my first Time Lapses.
  • dlew plus 2 years ago
    right on. check this software out sometime- dragonstopmotion.com/ it's really neat, many advanced features if you want to do anything more technical.
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  • Elizabeth Von Blum 2 years ago
    I can't breathe!
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  • Corey Tegeler 2 years ago
    Wow, the last frame looks a mushroom cloud
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  • Hunter Boone plus 2 years ago
    That's scary as eff
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  • ricardo vazquez 2 years ago
    the fire has reached to the antelope valley now...sick vid though man!
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  • Abram Pineda-Fischer plus 2 years ago
    24 seconds of truth, 24 miles from my house.
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  • Ellen Mandeville 2 years ago
    I grew up in La Crescenta right up against the Angeles National Forest. My mom still lives there. Thanks for this amazing time lapse; don't know why it helps to actually see it in motion, but it does. Your video without a news anchor commentary is great!!
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  • Thatgirl Van 2 years ago
    What's the music you used?
  • Eric Spiegelman 2 years ago
    That's the opening to "All We Ask" by Grizzly Bear, off the new album
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  • Tim Hunold 2 years ago
    Watching it in person from my home off Palm in La Canad, not as fun
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  • callmeyang 2 years ago
    Impressive & Real!
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  • bela brozsek 2 years ago
    very nice work. i wish all cameras could shoot timelapse automatically.
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  • Dan Blank plus 2 years ago
    Awesome! I had the same idea....

    vimeo.com/6356422
  • Steven Caron 2 years ago
    thats nice dan...

    here is another, off vimeo dont hate me...

    ireport.com/docs/DOC-322595
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  • NotSoOldHippy 2 years ago
    What a nightmare. I see Magic Mountain is next, and maybe Mount Wilson. I hope it does not get all the way to Mount Waterman and beyond! Arrgh!
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  • Karen Abad plus 2 years ago
    Good grief.
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  • Jeff Dailey 2 years ago
    Nice work. Sad, scary story.
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  • Vyusher La Kali plus 2 years ago
    I was just up there the week before and thought about how bad a fire would be. There's nothing up there and no where to run. I dig the time lapse. Cool with an HD cam too.
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