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Timelapse of snails coming out during the rain. Just for fun.

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Martin Dinse 2 months ago

fascinating! how many frames did you shoot?
Chase Rees 2 months ago

1fps
tim prebble 2 months ago

great!
Kenny Couch 2 months ago

nice bro
Breezy 2 months ago

wow, very interesting!
Counterbugs 2 months ago

Neat. I always liked snails.

Its cool to see the details you don't normally catch in this speed, like the fast head swing back and forth, and the little wave looking ripple underneath its shell as it moves.....
Chase Rees 2 months ago

For a creature that moves so slow they sure do a lot to get somewhere sometimes.
Paul Hamilton 2 months ago

Very cool - I liked the accumulating raindrops at the very end!
theyea | Matt Smith 2 months ago

amazing work
nicomar 2 months ago

fantastico
Mackenzie Sheppard 2 months ago

How did you achieve the slow pans?
niltonb 2 months ago

That was awesome! Though with regards to the first poster's question I'm sure you're playing much faster than 1fps... its very smooth.
Toby Nowland-Foreman 2 months ago

His camera is capturing 1 frame per real time second and once he brings it into his editing program he tells it to play either 25 or 30 frames per second, thus condensing the original footage so it plays back all the frames 25 or 30 times faster than real time.
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Thanks! Sorry I've been away.
Hendrix'son 2 months ago

fabulous...
desdelpupo 2 months ago

Wonderful!!!
Britt Patenaude 2 months ago

this is so so inspiring. i love everything about this video.
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Thank you Britt!
Yaser & Emad 2 months ago

wow.. very nice
Manuel Drexl 2 months ago

Loved this video.. Did you color corrected it? It looks very good
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Yes, thanks!
Andi Noviandry 2 months ago

Amazing...!
Spencer Black 2 months ago

Awesome video and great subject matter for time-lapse!! I have never seen so many slugs grouped together before. It must be cool to have eyes that stick out so far.
Chase Rees 2 months ago

I get a lot of them when it rains. I always wanted to do it so....
Ann Roche 2 months ago

Guess what? I have seen some great videos on vimeo, but that was the one of the most enjoyable so far :-) Very clever, very well done.
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Thank you so much!
toneburst 2 months ago

Reminds me of my very first test timelapse I did when I first got my Canon G6. I set the camera up looking out at the garden, and accidentally ended-up capturing a number of snails and slugs, as they apparently zipped around the garden path.

This is done much better though!

Really nice work, keep it up.

a|x
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Thanks!
Mo Vocelot 2 months ago

Niiice. I really like that!
So, do you have a snail problem? or just the right amount? :-)
lukas 2 months ago

Excellent. Very crisp.
Mike Mayfield 2 months ago

Well done, Chase.
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Thanks Mike!
Myles Lewando 2 months ago

Lovely DOF, macro and colour settings, and a lovely subject too. Just a bit of fun, perhaps, but a work of art too.
Joseph Jolton 2 months ago

This is why I love Vimeo - you never see stuff like this on... that other video site. Your choice of music was inspired! Beautiful shots and a cool subject!
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Thank you Joseph!
Tasfeen Hassan 2 months ago

Brilliant choice of music and subject
Chris Fletcher 2 months ago

Makes me happy.
Rob Diaz 2 months ago

Amazing!! Lovely mother nature!
Denis Johnston 2 months ago

Relaxing. Don't get those critters here in Chicago much.
I like em.
Lawrence 2 months ago

That is brilliant, I can't believe how constant the colours stay aswell for a time lapse. Good to know aboot the fps aswell. Good shit.
Phil Schmidt 2 months ago

love it
J.S. Brewer 2 months ago

Nice! The footage looks great.

btw Aphex Twin is a GOD among musicians.
Chase Rees 2 months ago

Yep... and no one even knows.
Brian Moore 2 months ago

i have a boner
Counterbugs 2 months ago

No way!!!
Loren Gilley 2 months ago

Great stuff! You can always take the normal everyday events and make them into something special! Keep doing what you do guys!
Adam Brewer 2 months ago

freakin awesome man - totally cool.
Scott Payne 1 month ago

This is majestic brotha. I've show this to about 30 people and they all go nuts for it.

I really like the slow zooms and pans. After Effects or just pan and scan in the frame area?
Ryan Enkema 20 days ago

I love the clarity and focus in the images. What camera did you use to shoot this?
Chase Rees 19 days ago

Thanks! RED ONE!