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3. Denver to Singapore (and back) in 5 minutes
2 years ago
Music: Quantic - Not so Blue - quantic.org
On a whim I wondered what it would look like if I took a still image with my S90 every couple of minutes/hours on my recent weekend trip to Singapore and then made a time lapse from it. For the motorcycle shots I fabricated a neck strap from an iPhone cable and some masking tape that the hotel gave me. Kind of like a cheap version of the Microsoft SenseCam
If you look hard, when I deplane on the Tokyo to Singapore flight you can see my Uncle and me - he was randomly on the same flight.
Music: Quantic - Not so Blue - quantic.org
On a whim I wondered what it would look like if I took a still image with my S90 every couple of minutes/hours on my recent weekend trip to Singapore and then made a time lapse from it. For the motorcycle shots I fabricated a neck strap from an iPhone cable and some masking tape that the hotel gave me. Kind of like a cheap version of the Microsoft SenseCam
If you look hard, when I deplane on the Tokyo to Singapore flight you can see my Uncle and me - he was randomly on the same flight.
Music: Quantic - Not so Blue - quantic.org
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- One one hand, it's a neat idea to portray everything you've seen (or your camera) during this one trip.
- On the other hand: How boring can flying really get? Same old airplanes, same old (cheap) food, same old wasted hours, same old airport design most everywhere on this planet. Just how much more boring can it get?
I'm writing all this with a lot reluctancy, because, whenever I am flying (which is kind of rare), I soo love being in the air and admire all the rest...
In the end, some folks are just wired differently about travel. . .
Thanks for your thoughts!
-Dave
YOUR FLYING THROUGH THE FRICKIN AIR PEOPLE ... IT'S AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
Nice seat choice on the way there too ... I can't believe they let you man the exit row.
also just curious (and as someone who's been to Denver from Malaysia a bunch of times): why not Denver -> LA -> Singapore?
As for the routing - I eeked a couple extra miles going through Chicago. . .
Thanks for the note!
-Dave
check it out.
vimeo.com/5192369
there is another like this on vimeo , i think it was on tokyo and it was very good also.
Highlight was on the plane less then a minute in when you at the food in 2 shots. haha
How big was your memory card, would have has to have been HUGE to fit all those shots!
cheers,
dave
If it only would come as near as good as yours it would be great.
Keep up the good work!
How did you swing this?
Wonderful concept, thanks for sharing. The sequence of the glasses of beer in Tokyo was a nice little bit of potential story telling that I encourage you to pursue in future projects.
Yes, more story telling and...well... more drinking beer!
-Dave
cheers ~
anyway, i know all the places you visit while you are in singapore. from Pan Pacific, sim lim square, city hall, ect.
but, very good video. :D
Just my two cents, but I felt like certain parts could have used a couple more frames thrown in there. For the most part, the video was very easy to follow, but at times, the pacing for the motion just didn't feel right. The speed at which you moved seemed to vary slightly. Ex: 10 feet of walking would be portrayed by 3 frames in about half a second at one part, but at a different time, 10 feet of walking would be 5 frames over the course of .75 of a second. I hope that math made sense!
Again, my opinion. I mean no offense. D:
Again, it's my opinion and I mean no offense by this, but let's just say after reading your 'advice' I now know how Gabriel felt after reading my 'advice.'
Great idea, a nice way to "log your memories" so to speak.
Congratulations!
Just saw on one of your comments you were interested in a panning rig. I bought a Celestron telescope for the tripod and panning head. A couple brackets and it makes it a really cheap unit.
Thanks for the comment - the best part about this whole video thing I did is now being able to see the stuff others have done - never would have thought to look before.
-dave
Were you being stopped from photographing anything at all?
now i am in seoul
it make me miss singapore haha
anyway going back on monday so ,,,
I can relate to it because I lived in Singapore for 3 Years and know all the places in that video. Surprised that they let you shoot inside the shops at Sim Lim Square. You stayed in the Holiday Inn Atrium right :-)?
Cheers,
Dave
Amazing Film!! BTW.