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Timelapse photography project – Commercial properties

July 17, 2014 Neil vN 11 Comments

Timelapse photography project - Commercial properties

Always busy, the most recent project that I was busy with, was for a client who had asked for a way to show their various commercial properties in a dynamic way. I had to help them show their warehouses and buildings in a non-static interesting way. I suggested time-lapse photography, and they accepted my proposal. With time-lapse I could create a video clip that is dynamic in a way that isn't possible with stills or even video. Above is a shortened version of the final project. I have created other time-lapse clips with my  Read more inside...

Time-lapse photography tips: Shooting sequences

September 27, 2012 Neil vN 7 Comments

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Time-lapse photography tips: Shooting sequences

After seeing the breath-taking Time-Lapse photography by MindRelic on Vimeo, I was inspired to buy a motorized Dynamic Perception Stage Zero dolly to also shoot time-lapse that has a cinematic quality to it. If you just keep the camera static, then time-lapse can look good ... but it is when you bring lateral movement to the camera while it is shooting the sequence, that it can look truly impressive. That movement just elevates it above the mundane immediately. The way that the new series of Nikon cameras like the Nikon D4;  Nikon  Read more inside...

Using Nikon’s built-in Time-lapse photography feature

April 22, 2012 Neil vN 23 Comments

Using Nikon's built-in Time-lapse photography feature

Among the loads of features of Nikon and Canon's latest cameras, is an item which is of specialized interest - Time-Lapse Photography. At the upper end of the spectrum, time-lapse photography is best done by shooting sequences of RAW files. More on that topic here: Camera settings for Time-lapse photography. However, the built-in Time-Lapse feature makes it really accessible. You can immediately see the footage you shot, in-camera. Wonderful to make adjustments to settings or composition or timing while on location. With  Read more inside...

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