I went to San Francisco the other day and shoot around 9500 pictures for 24 timelapses for about 257gb of storage in only 36 hours. But it was worth it. Here is the result!
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I don’t post many sunrises here, just because first of all they are hard to predict, and second of all because I hate waking up early. But sometimes it’s so worth it and as soon as the sun rises, you realize why you came here!
This timelapse was a complete mess after I shot it. It was very windy and shot with a telephoto lens, so a lot of frames were blurry. I also changed the settings with the sun in my shot, so I had to fix the light exposure manually. Thank you @adobe After Effects for making it so easy. I will post the before and after on my Story.
🎶 Endless Summer - Extenz
Saturday night sunset after the rain.
I couldn’t decide between the zoom in shot where you can see all the details and the wide shot where you can see the clouds from day to night, so here are both of them!
🎶 Falling (ft. eSoreni) - Sappheiros
Day to night shot entirely with the @timelapseplus View, an intervalometer that does an automatic bulb ramping. This is my second time using it here and it works like a charm!
I am currently doing some test where I compare the View with Manual Bulb Ramping. All the videos coming soon!
Also I removed all the planes in this timelapse, and it looks weird a little...
🎶 Snowfall - Scott Buckley
Last Night Sunset
🎶 Snowfall - Scott Buckley
Downtown Silhouette
Going to the same spots actually challenges me to try something different every time!
On this timelapse, I actually wanted to create a silhouette effect of Downtown LA by exposing my pictures mostly for the sky. Usually, I overexpose the sky to balance between the bright and dark areas of the picture, which create a well balanced image after post-production. But by underexposing the foreground, you get a nice silhouette of the skyline and a perfectly well exposed sky, specially when you are shooting directly at the sun.
The bulb-ramping ends up being actually harder and faster since you can’t change the settings when the sun is in your shot (or you’ll end up with flicker around the sun which is hard to remove).
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🎶 GoodLuck - Saved By The Summer (Perttu Remix)
Happy 2019! 🎉
Los Angeles really changed my life, from a random student to a full time Timelapse Photographer with clients such as Google, LG and Netflix.
This January, I will celebrate my 6th year in LA. I admit, it hasn’t been easy, but at the end, it’s all worth it...
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🎶 Worth A Try (ft. Serena Rutledge) - Leonell Cassio
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