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Ski Resort Timelapse - theAndyjnee - 2011-03-23 Hey Guys! I know it's kind of weird to only show my work in the first post. I'll be active in that community, trust me :-D Here ist my first try: [Video: http://vimeo.com/21390135] description to it: Nik & I decided to (first!) try a timelapse with that tilt-shift effect directly after skiing. It's the view we had from our balcony so we didn't even have to get our beer-drown selfs up from our chairs - at least I didn't, Nik set up the tripod. I arranged the tilt-shifts in Photoshop. I know it would look better with Lens Blur but I used Gaussian Blur - my laptop has a performance worse than arse.. I than changed to Lightroom for all that corrections and arranged the timelapse with LRtimelapse - a great tool! (lrtimelapse.com) The shots were taken with a Canon EOS 550d/Rebel T2i and that bloody kit lens - I am still waiting for the money for an Samyang 14mm to come... The video contains 1609 shots. Thank you guys! RE: Ski Resort Timelapse - elgriego - 2011-04-10 (2011-03-23, 20:56)theAndyjnee Wrote: Hey Guys! it looks really awesome. i love the quality and it looks like there is a village of small people living their daily lives. like a computer game RE: Ski Resort Timelapse - theAndyjnee - 2011-05-06 (2011-04-10, 12:59)elgriego Wrote: it looks really awesome. i love the quality and it looks like there is a village of small people living their daily lives. like a computer game Thank you! But it starts looking pathetic to me.. A freshly arrived colleague owns a Tilt-Shift-Lens. I can tell you - that is a whole other level. If they just would not be that bloody expensive.. Cheers, Andy |