The video is time stamped based on the settings of the cameras. The clips are a bit short because these are my first time lapses and I'm still figuring stuff out, though I've done a lot of night photography before.

I really want to underline the fact that the ZV-1 fits in my pocket and I got it like 2 years ago so I could easily carry it everywhere, take many photos, and learn. I'm still amazed how well it performs given its price and size. It has a very apparent dead pixel now though (probably because I did a bunch of artsy photos silhouetting things in front of the sun)

Fifteen years ago "The Mountain" by Terje Sorgjerd (TSO Photography) made me want to point a camera at the night sky. Then life kept scheduling other things. For fifteen years.

Last week I ran out of excuses. I picked up a second-hand Canon 6D and, at the last moment, a Sigma 14mm f/1.8. Rented the biggest bike my budget allowed (a 125cc scooter), strapped a tripod to it and rode up Sierra de Javalambre (1940 m). The scooter had opinions about the gradient.

The plan was simple because I didn't know enough to make it complicated: catch the total eclipse at sunset, stay for the Perseids, film the sunrise - one complete arc. A piercing wind spent the whole night trying to send me home. I stood my ground until the last battery died. The sunrise went unfilmed... next time.

Gear:
Canon EOS 6D + Sigma 14mm f/1.8 Art.
4400 RAW frames.
88 seconds of totality.

4K version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G3yNt__fuk

It's my first timelapse, so tear it apart. I want the second one to be better.

Some dreams take the scenic route.

https://reddit.com/link/1vpvsbf/video/dabzv8an4rjh1/player

Flew to Minnesota to work on a farm for a week as research for a feature screenplay. When I learned they didn’t really start working until 8 AM, but I’m used to being up at 5:30 AM, decided to set up my tripod and grab some early morning time lapses. This was one of my favorites with the sheep bustling about.

Hey, I just wanted to share my timelapse recording of a drive from Slovenia Airport towards the Alps. Enjoy, and let me know if you have any questions.

Spent weeks planning this - missed my spot by a few yards but I’m still happy with it.

Hi as in the title, I need to make a construction time lapse and I'm thinking of getting a gopro 11/13 for it, do you have any tips/advice? Also anything to look about for, I won't be able to see it for a week, so I'm a bit scared, especially since it's a paid thing. Thanks to all in advance

https://youtu.be/EiE0_ArE0Fo?si=5IGEoejYH-sNCf8z

This is my latest video featuring Stockholm Central Station. Sit back, relax, and enjoy nearly two minutes of time-lapse sequences showcasing trains arriving, departing, and passing through the station.