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8. Moviento Natural- Natural Movement

by Nilo Merino Recalde

1 month ago

7. Intervalos

by Nilo Merino Recalde

6 months ago

6. Introducción a la fotografía

by Nilo Merino Recalde

6 months ago

5. Timelapses: between sea and mountains

by Nilo Merino Recalde

7 months ago

4. El oso pardo cantábrico

by Nilo Merino Recalde

9 months ago

3. StarsWars made in home.

by Nilo Merino Recalde

1 year ago

2. AutomaticZen

by Nilo Merino Recalde

1 year ago

1. Automatic Bed

by Nilo Merino Recalde

1 year ago

Audiovisual sobre el paisaje y sus movimientos, realizado mediante la técnica del time-lapse. Está compuesto por 17.464 fotografías tomadas con una Canon 30d, trípode, filtro degradado neutro y un intervalómetro.
Presentado en el XVII Congreso de AEFONA (aefona.org)
Espero que os guste ;)

A audiovisual about landscape and their movements, made by time-lapse technique. Presented at the XVII congress of AEFONA (aefona.org)
It's made by 17.464 photographs taken with a Canon 30d, tripod, neutral gradient filter and a intervalometer.
I hope you enjoy it ;)

Music: Apocalyptica- Path & Fade to black
Roger Subirana- Point of no return

Edited usig: Photoshop, Virtual Dub, Quicktime Pro, After Effects & Final Cut Express

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Timelapses.es 1 month ago

Enhorabuena Nilo, es BELLISIMO.
Nilo Merino Recalde 1 month ago

Muchas gracias! :)
SENSES 1 month ago

Mucha tralla Nilo... realmente guapo... bravissssimo
Nilo Merino Recalde 1 month ago

Muchas gracias! :)
ße ωell ;-) 1 month ago

very nice, well done Nilo!!!
trompicho 1 month ago

Excelente!!!
Zionsden 1 month ago

You are incredibly talented!
Make Some Tea 1 month ago

Pure beauty... thanks for sharing
Nilo Merino Recalde 1 month ago

thank you very much to all!! :)
Markinter 1 month ago

really enjoyed it.
Tom @ Timescapes 1 month ago

Nilo, this is a masterpiece for someone of your age and limited timelapse experience.

I think you will become a very powerful cinematographer and photographer.

Keep following your dreams!
Jeremy Sale 1 month ago

So beautiful. You work is an inspiration.
Scott Karlins 1 month ago

Simply amazing work Nilo!
Peter Mosiman 1 month ago

Amazing work Nilo. Seriously awesome.
Euan Preston 1 month ago

Stunning! Really amazing work!
Joseph Arthur 1 month ago

Absolutely Amazing. My boy, Chris - 15 - a tribal member of the Tribe as well has been shooting with the RED camera since he was 14. He just finished his first Music Video for the group Paramore. (Cant give details, but it was awesome) .. you guys should hook up.
599 Productions 1 month ago

Some really nice stuff there. Some of those starlapse shots had more than a couple hot pixels. If you keep going in this direction I'm sure you will find equipment to fit your talent.

You must have done quite a bit of hiking to get these shots. The thunder storm was my favorite.
¡ǝnɹʇ 1 month ago

Pure awesomeness.

Did anybody notice the satellites being tracked from 7:52 ? Or are they burnt pixels... I counted 17
Nilo Merino Recalde 1 month ago

Are burnt pixels... and had the triple :D
Thank you for the comment ;)
Tom @ Timescapes 1 month ago

If you shoot RAW and process with After Effects, the hot pixels will go away automatically.
Nilo Merino Recalde 1 month ago

Thank you very much!!!
I need to buy larger memory cards, 'cause mine only have 2gb :D:D

PS.: I am preparing my response to your message, but I'm delaying because I'm trying to explain it good, your message has made me very excited and I was glad deeply! :)
warm regards,
Nilo
Tom @ Timescapes 1 month ago

Yes, you need much bigger cards! You know, even the cheap Transcend 32GB x133 ($75 USD) CF cards are fast enough for most timelapse shooting. Maybe some Extreme IIIs are becoming cheaper now, too.
Daniel Croitoru 1 month ago

how did you move the camera, you have some table like @Tom @ Timescapes?
Nilo Merino Recalde 1 month ago

The videos with camera movement are the last to I've done, because i recently managed to borrow a telescope with motorized head. As you can't remove the telescope from the motorized head and I can't break this because isn't mine, I tie the camera to the telescope with two bungee cords :D

I only had to spend money on batteries and bungee cord :D:D
Brad Kremer 1 month ago

Wonderful video Nilo! Very excited to see more of your work.
Dourado 1 month ago

Enhorabuena, como siempre genial! :)
Nice work!
Lucy Whitten 1 month ago

I LOVED 1.19 - BANG of the music and UPRUSH of the clouds. gave my heart skip a beat :)
dustin farrell 1 month ago

me gusta muchisimo! bueno suerte!
Martin Weiss 1 month ago

Very impressive! Keep up the good work
edvard brun 1 month ago

Nilo -- this is a giant step in your evolution as a film-maker. Congratulations...
edo 1 month ago

nice work!
martin strnad 30 days ago

Just amazing! This footage is so impressive and the photo quality is excellent.
The way you captured the thunderstorms is outstanding
Ivan Muñoz 23 days ago

Es genial lo que haces Nilo, sigue asi majo.
ZenitSolutions 22 days ago

Me encanta tu trabajo Nilo, no lo dejes nunca porque te deparo un futuro muy prometedor dentro de este mundillo.
Mucha Suerte!!!!!!!!
Kristijan Matas 21 days ago

compliments
Lonny Quattlebaum 12 days ago

wow
Shane Eitner 12 hours ago

You have an amazing talent.
Absolutely breathtaking work.

Looking forward to seeing more in the future!