Signal to Noise - timelapse

[iceman]

Love this timelapse at the VLA.

http://vimeo.com/35820201

Very clever post-production editing.

[luigi]

I usually don't like timelapses as they bore me to death but this one was really interesting I watched from start to finish without a flinch.

I agree, very clever editing!

[Octane]

What sets that one apart is that it is more like a video clip, than a timelapse.

A refreshing change!

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[gary]

Very well done! A great fusion.

[multiweb]

Nicely done technically but painful to watch IMHO. Not my cup of tea but that's me. Too many things happening on screen and timing effects forward/backward/jittering. I like the more 'classical' sequential type of timelapses. Relaxing ones. Not the ones that potentially could induce epilectic seizures ;)

[Bassnut]

Mmm, interesting opposing comments on this time lapse, food for thought The exposure control is terrible and sometimes non existent , but he gets away with it with clever editing. It's a constant worry when making a time lapse that it's not boring.

[rogerg]

I liked that it was different, unique, more "active" than other timelapse. I felt that was a bit overdone though, I think some longer periods of "restful" timelapse were required in among the rapid chopping and changing.

The editing certainly sets it apart from others like the dinky ones I have done, it's clear he has some skills and technical capabilities in that area which others like myself who only dabble in the field don't have.

Thanks for the link Mike :thumbsup:

[stardust steve]

I really liked this one. It appealed to my tastes. Loved how the frames flowed in time with the music. The guy has mad skills. Loved the theme, the weather elements and wildlife thrown in. I would like to see more from this artist. Thanks for sharing:thumbsup: