Time Lapses

FREE 1080p Time-Lapses


Here’s a selection of timelapse photography I’ve taken over the past year. Feel free to download the full HD video via the corresponding links.

Info

Shot with the Nikon D90
8mm Falcon Fish eye lens
18-107mm Kit lens
.H264 mp4 File format
1080p
If you would like any changes made like panning shots or you would like to purchase them with out the watermark please don’t hesitate to email me
Alpe D’huez – Time-lapse over the evening mountain with rolling clouds. Length 17 seconds. Size 67 Mb. Download HD video Here

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Nottingham Bonfire night – Time-lapse over the crowd, fair, fire and fireworks. Length 20 seconds. Size 60 Mb. Download HD video Here

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Piste Bashers - Time-lapse of piste bashers leveling the Tignes slopes at night. Length 12 seconds. Size 38 Mb. Download the HD video Here

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Nights sky - Time-lapse over my house of the stars and clouds. Length 10 seconds. Size 31 Mb. Download the HD video Here

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New York - Time-lapse from the New York Palace Hotel. Length 14 seconds. Size 38 Mb. Download the HD video Here

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Sunset Clouds - Time-lapse of a summers evening cloud formation. Length 10 seconds. Size 28 Mb. Download the HD video Here

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  • #1 written by Theo Barber-Bany
    about 1 week ago
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    How do you get the clouds so smoothe?

    I am using a Nikon D300 with built in intervalometer at 2 frames every 10 seconds, it looks great when i play it back using the built in play mode on the D300, but when i import as image sequence on Quicktime, i get very gittery results, even though it was shot all on a tripod..

    Any tips? , The frame rate was 24fps..

  • #2 written by Rob
    about 1 week ago
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    Hey,

    Firstly how come you’re doing 2 frames every 10 seconds? do u mean one frame every 5 seconds or it takes two at ten seconds? I think whats going on is that quicktime is having a hard time to process the unrendered footage. if you are loading that much data through the player it will lag. So I suggest you export the footage then try playing it again. To export you need to go to File>export then Export as ‘movie to Quick Time Movie’ Set the options to: Settings = compression type H.264 and Size to something like ’1280 x 720 HD’ then click save. once rendered you should try playing the newly created video. I hope that works :)

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