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Inspired by Tom @ Timescapes I went out to my favourite filming location in the UK, Dungeness on the south coast to see what I could get.

Please read my blog for just how hard it was and how bloody scary too!

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Dan Dobi 3 months ago

FIRST !

another AMAZING job well done ...
Karen Abad ♥s Dinosaurs. 3 months ago

lalalalalaaaaa
cbrdoom 3 months ago

very nice !
you're the best.
grade color, textur, open minded...
i love this work.

cheers.
Tom Lowe @ Timescapes 3 months ago

Oh no... I've created a monster. Bloom breathing down my neck now on the timelapse scene. :)

Cool opening shot, Phil. Great frame on that creepy old boat.
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

now...how do I make that slow moving dolly...mmmm....don't worry Tom. I like my sleep too much, you are safe!!
Tom Lowe @ Timescapes 3 months ago

Wheew! *wipes forehead*

Like you said on Twitter Phil, what you really need is a warm woman or a cold beer at your side for timelapse.... or both. :)
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

Think beer would work best! Warm woman sounds like a great idea, would then have to find a way to kill the other 118 minutes for that ten second shot...
Tom Lowe @ Timescapes 3 months ago

Hahahaha. That's why the beer comes first, Phil!
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

ah! smart man!!
iamkalaniprince 2 months ago

I could have definitely used a warm woman on my 4th timelapse at 9000ft the other night.. It was pretty comical actually... just picture me, 6'5" battling the cold while trying to embrace myself in the fetal position in the back of an Expedition... while outside all i hear is...click.................................................click.................................................click.. and I'm like "it's all good, only 1292 more shots and I'm there !" the other half of the time it was me with the heater blasting nice and toasty, but feeling like I have a teaspoon of sand in my eyes while my contacts scream for help.. Let's just say it was an emotional 2 hours but I was very happy with the final outcome.. Thanks to YOU GUYS !
Jeremy Bernatchez 3 months ago

VERY fitting music...Immediately made me think of space and stars. I guess that makes sense since it's Holst's "Neptune". Very haunting. Always love the music choices you make!
BallsOutFilms.com 3 months ago

Sublime. Looking forward to seeing more of your time lapse work, now you got it sussed :-)
john lewis 3 months ago

beautiful little experiment there philip, but just curious...

why did you choose to shoot a time lapse with the 7D instead of your 2x 5D's which have lower image noise, especially in pitch black condidtions? you could have been shooting 2 different shots/angles simultaneously and been home sooner :)

or even 3 shots if you set up the 7D as well.
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

only one intervelometer for starters...and I haven't seen any 7d timelapse yet so wanted to get some out there.
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Very good job for a first time experiment! It would have been cool to see one with the 5D as well.

Did you film the opening waves at night too?
Antonio Segura 3 months ago

nice video, greetings from sevilla
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

i salute you
Antonio Segura 3 months ago

Thank you to my best
Tom Lowe @ Timescapes 3 months ago

Phil's Mini Me is here.
Antonio Segura 3 months ago

jaajajaj yes
Funky Police Show 3 months ago

The first shot of the boat is absolutely mesmerizing. Fantastic work.
David Aldrich 3 months ago

Freaking amazing how many stars show up! Too bad the GH1 can't do time lapses : (
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

can it definitely not?
David Aldrich 3 months ago

Well actually, looks like you can with a remote timer thing. Might have to give it a try!
Box-head* 3 months ago

You can get a simple little Intervelometer which would do the job. google pclix
Shaun Walker 3 months ago

Can I achieve this with my EX-1 Philip?
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

not is as low light as that. you can get amazing stuff with slow shutter 1/64 but even at that it won't be as good as a stills camera. It is still best video time lapse camera I have used though.
Martin Haasdijk 3 months ago

holy s#!* cow this is one of the best timelapse i've ever seen! great job Philip
A Rigged Production 3 months ago

Niiiiiiiiiiiiice.

Love it how it looks almost like dust in the third shot, save from the stars obviously not appearing in the foreground, but still.

Really like the wide image as well,

Cheers.
A Rigged Production 3 months ago

P.s. I sort of just want to dub raging hardcore techno/Russian electronic dance over the top of the "strobing" lighthouse shot just for fun haha.
Donatello Romanazzi 3 months ago

Amazing as usual...
Makinov 3 months ago

Amazing, love that shot of the old boat!
JMS 3 months ago

Nice video.
So, what you think about 7D for timelapse?
Kanim Allomin 3 months ago

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Mr. Bloom, I give permission to quote this my testimonial on your web site.

My name is Kanim Allomin, with two L's.
CKMeng 3 months ago

Cool!! Good Job!!
I just got the 7D!!

I want ask you something, use 7d to shoot almost 10~15 min, the body starting warm. It's ok??

How long do you keep shooting with the the camera??
editman 3 months ago

The process of time lapse remind me of the time I did 3D and it was painfully slow.

I want to see more :)
Brad Kremer 3 months ago

Great shots Philip. I really like the coloring.
stJames 3 months ago

good shots..
Matthew Bennett 3 months ago

Spooky mood! I expected aliens to arrive at any moment... love it
Mike Kobal 3 months ago

Yes
Frederic Vercammen 3 months ago

splendid stuff !
Jarbas Agnelli 3 months ago

Grrrrrreat shots!
Peter Prevec 3 months ago

Great footage. Love the colours.

Found a dead pixel on the right side in the middle though. Red dot visible on the last and second before last shot.

Do you thing it is because the long shutter speed and/or high ISO setting or is it there even with normal exposure.

Keep up the good work.

Peter!
Sebastian TR 3 months ago

Awesome footage Phil , love the boat shot great composition.

well picked up Peter on the dead / hot pixel ? I wonder if it was produced due to the lighthouse white pushing the sensor or what ?
mike ambs ☂ 3 months ago

Whoa - love the lighthouse shot! Magical.
Uponaschoolcloud 3 months ago

Whoa - love the lighthouse shot! Magical - 2
Claudio A.G.Monteiro Filho 3 months ago

very nice video philip...
David Dutton 3 months ago

Awesome! Do you have a tutorial on how to shoot time lapse?
Philip Bloom 3 months ago

there will be on the 7d dvd. i will do one on my site too at some point
bob kelly 3 months ago

that is really beautiful, well done. you even got Orion rising!
Papa Donkie 3 months ago

Hail to the master! great video!
Phoric 3 months ago

I have a 5dmk2 but I almost want to get the 7d also just for the high speed. Looks great!
Malcolm Zaloon 3 months ago

Fantastic Phillip!
What lenses and setting?
I´m going to buy my 7D before Christmas...
Congratulations for your works, are superb!
mungkey 3 months ago

My god! that is so awesome man!!! ur the best Philip
Mike Francis 2 months ago

great video! i can't stop watching it.
JeffMaf 2 months ago

Awesome. I wish I had a Dungeness around here!
Cristina Valdivieso + Jon Connor 2 months ago

Jon- Super amazing!!! Well worth the endless hours spent!
Chris Multop 2 months ago

Looks great!

I don't have near the camera you use, but check these out!

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Jim Jolliffe 2 months ago

Firstly, I just bought a 7D, and thank you for all the information you have provided on yours, and other sites. Without knowing it, you have been a great help to me.

The stars look amazing! Just wondering, were the stars and foreground shot separately and added together in post? If not, how did you manage to shoot it, keeping the DOF in that little light?

Cheers,

Jim
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Eric Ugland 2 months ago

you should try using a motorized telescope for moving shots. You can program slow pans and tilts, I've been working on rigging a camera to an old one I have.