This is the gear I have been using for my timelapse and movie shooting the last couple of months. I really like the Primus AW backpack as I can fit all my camera gear in it + water and food!
I’ve been asked to create a music video for Vertigo Steps and their forthcoming album called “surface / light”. This work is coming along nicely and I’m hoping to have the video finished sometime next month.
Visit the bands Myspace page here:
http://www.myspace.com/vertigosteps
Just finished my latest timelapse project. Here is the result:
I’ve recently started taking pictures for a new timelapse project. The theme for this will be Bergen city at night. Hoping to have enough content to release a movie sometime before Christmas.
Here are some screenshots from the upcoming timelapse:
Finally got all the settings correct and managed to film a timelapse on the roof of the building where I live.
Equipment & software used:
Canon 550D with kit lens
Hähnel Giga T Pro
Virtualdub
VReveal
Cyberlink Powerdirector 9.0
Will add more details later..
Took this photo while on vacation on Tenerife
Things I’ve learned after doing the above:
1. Make sure your tripod is 100% steady! Wind did affect my first test here and that is not desirable.
2. Do not use auto exposure. Use manual exposure so that your shots all have the same lightning conditions.
3. If possible try not to point the camera directly into sunlight. The above video became a bit too dark because i had the lens almost pointed directly into sunlight.
I used a Hähnel Giga T Pro for the interval timing of 5 seconds between the shots. I then used Quicktime Pro for putting the shots together at 24fps.
Here is a good tutorial on the subject:
Time lapse tutorial by Zach Wise
I took this picture while on a trip to Kismul on February the 26th this year
We’ve had a beatiful winter weekend here in Bergen. I took this picture while taking a walk today.
I’ve just finished work on implementing a WordPress site at www.fjordadvokat.no I really like the template and photos we chose for the site.
Despite a few service provider firewall bans and general upgrade problems I think I will be using WordPress as my base CMS for external projects in the future. It seems that my customers understand the wp backend quicker and better than Joomla.
I think the main reason for this is the simple fact that there aren’t that many menu choices in WordPress compared to Joomla. At first glance wp seems to be more stripped down function wise than Joomla, but the base functions get the job done.
