These are some time-lapse videos I made from a great tutorial outlining how to use a TI programmable calculator as an intervalometer. I was really pleased with the design and the results. Basically, a picture is taken at regular intervals for a long time. Those pictures then become the frames of a video that essentially speeds up time. The video timescales vary from 10 minutes to 2 weeks.
Once you have all your images, it can be a pain to create a nice looking video from all those pictures. I wrote a how-to for creating timelapse videos using three pieces of software: Movie Maker, QuickTime, and (my favorite) mencoder.
All copyright 2009 Trevor Shannon.
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South Mountains State Park
Wilting Flowers
Clouds over UAF
Infrared Clouds
Sprouting Thyme
Sun Tracking 2
Sun Tracking 1
Christmas Morning
HDR Clouds
Movement of the Stars
Myrtle Beach
Sprouting Pea
Construction Crane
Sleeping
Billowy Clouds
My Workspace
Dusk in the City
Sunset
Snowball Melting
Ice Cube Melting
Intersection at Night
