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voucht 19th October 2014 10:38 AM

Time lapse vidéo
 
Hi !

I had installed a time lapse camera in a corner of my garage in February, and videoed all the assembling of the Roadster. 7 months and 450 hours of work in 5 minutes. It is now on youtube. Caution, it is quick :D

http://youtu.be/1qpJVVAXhIs

Stot 19th October 2014 12:29 PM

Very cool.

Cheers
Stot

metal matt 19th October 2014 01:44 PM

very nice wish I could build my car that quick

K4KEV 19th October 2014 03:11 PM

bluddy hell.....I feel wrecked after watching that.:D

dubzter 19th October 2014 09:19 PM

Awesome work, hoping to do something similar when I get started.

What camera did you use and how many frames did you shoot?

voucht 20th October 2014 07:24 PM

Thanks for the comments :)

Yes, only watching it is exhausting :D !

The camera is a Brinno TLC200, quite cheap 2dn hand. The setting, when shooting, is 1 frame every 10 seconds, the camera makes a movie at a frame rate of 25 fps from this. But at the end I had 2.5 hours of video! So I edited easily with Windows Movie Maker, nothing fancy, and increased the speed of most of the sequences x 64 to get a 5 minutes movie :eek:

Thanks!

dubzter 21st October 2014 12:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by voucht (Post 99049)
Thanks for the comments :)

Yes, only watching it is exhausting :D !

The camera is a Brinno TLC200, quite cheap 2dn hand. The setting, when shooting, is 1 frame every 10 seconds, the camera makes a movie at a frame rate of 25 fps from this. But at the end I had 2.5 hours of video! So I edited easily with Windows Movie Maker, nothing fancy, and increased the speed of most of the sequences x 64 to get a 5 minutes movie :eek:

Thanks!

Been reading about those Brinno cameras, thinking it would be better using something like that rather than my Canon DSLR with intervalometer.

Anyway it's a great thing to have of your build.

voucht 21st October 2014 03:42 PM

Yes, and you know how easyly electronic devices can be damaged in a workshop with metal saw dust and other kinds of crap.
I would definitely not put a fancy camera in there for 6 months, and a cheap 2nd hand Brinno or equivalent is exactly designed to make time lapse movies, without intervalometer or need to edit afterwards.
Also, a time lapse camera has to be always exactly at the same place, which means leaving it on site 24/24-7/7, so better not use a camera you might need for something else :)

thailoz 21st October 2014 09:37 PM

great vid tour car looks good


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