Some time-lapses taken this week.

A compilation of time lapse clips I've done this past year. Most of it was using a 5D and 5D Mark2. Lenses used were 16-35mm, 24mm 1.4, 50mm 1.8 and even a 70-200mm on occasion. Music is from Mannheim Steamroller's Fresh Aire V.

Some clips were made on a track dolly others on a slow panning telescope mount from Meade. Zooming effects were done digitally using After Effects.

I also employed some HDR techniques. Quality is poor here due to the length but watchable.

Hulk Hogan & Rick Flair duke it out at the Hulkamania tour in Melbourne, Australia this Saturday. This is an early edit released during the tour dates - to become a short film in the near future.

Thanks to Hulk Hogan, Rick Flair and all involved for allowing me to shoot this event.

Shot on Nikon D3 and D3s bodies.

“HIP SQUARE DANCE”
Composed by J Clinton/C Doyle/D Tetau
Performed by The Wolverines
© Orient Pacific Music. Licensed courtesy of Albert Music.
wolverines.com.au/

Here are some of my favorite time-lapse pieces that I have shot over the last few years. I have a couple tutorials on my blog for those interested in how I do these you can check these out:
timelapsing.com/2008/06/how-to-make-an.html

timelapsing.com/2009/03/panning-in-final-cut-pro.html

magictimelapse.ch/en
A new series of timelapse movies which I recorded this summer and autumn in the Swiss Alps.
Most locations are only reachable on foot, some need alpine hikes of 3-5 hours. I spent several weekends in cottages of the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC), where I shot these clips.
The music is from Beethoven's great 7th Symphony, 2nd movement.
Locations are: Diavolezza (Bernina Range, Graubünden), Gleckstein, upper Grindelwald Glacier (oberer Grindelwaldgletscher), Flüelapass (between Davos and Engadin), Schwyz, Rigi, Triftgletscher, Glärnisch.
Thanks to Regina, Michel, , Mirko, Martin, Jesko, ... for (nearly always...) waiting patiently for me to finish a shot!
Thanks to the hospitality in these cottages of the Swiss Alpine Club:
Glecksteinhütte, Trifthütte, Berghütte Diavolezza, Carschinahütte, Glärnischhütte

Shot with a Canon EOS 50D, Canon L 16-35/f2.8, Sigma 17-70/f2.8 and Sigma 10-20/f4.0
Intervals were usually a few seconds (2 - 7 seconds), exposure times slower than 1/100s to prevent TV flicker. Filters used: Hoya ND400, Hoya circular polarizer


Find the second part of my Alp timelapse series here:
vimeo.com/7853947