One frame every two seconds, imported as an image sequence into Quicktime 7, and exported the movie at 15 frames per second.
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One frame every two seconds, imported as an image sequence into Quicktime 7, and exported the movie at 15 frames per second. A tilt-shift lens produces a very shallow depth of field which makes the images look like a toy set. This video combines tilt-shift and stop-motion to produce a lovely effect. Inspired by this post, I purchased TimeLapse from the iTunes Store (£1.19) and installed it on my iPhone. I then propped the iPhone up against my window and set it to record one image every 20 seconds for 90 minutes. I used QuickTime Pro to open the image set and save it out as a [...] |
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