Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com My second attempt at an HD time lapse bike ride. The Ride: 28.14 miles 1 hour 53 minutes 1478 photos The Tech: do-it-yourself bike camera mount – bit.ly Canon Powershot SD630 – set to time lapse (1 photo every 2 seconds) CHDK firmware enhancement for Canon cameras – bit.ly The Music: “Speed Perspectives” by John Collins and Mark Harrison
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I could probably find your house with this video.
Did you read the description?
Nice music. Whats it called?
This whole ride was an exercise in carcass avoidance. And the animal in question was a very bloated female raccoon.
1:17 is that a dead rabbit or something?
Loved the parts in the covered bridge. I’m becoming a fan of your time-lapses.
didnt know it was taken with a still sorry
Yeah, if I shot this with a video camera and compressed the video down to this length, it would be pretty smooth. But since I used a still camera, taking a photo every 2 seconds, you’ll get this kind of “choppiness” – especially since it’s mounted on the handlebar.
haha thats so cool… it kinda looks like your going backwards tho… : P
Read the info.
“Canon Powershot SD630
- set to time lapse (1 photo every 2 seconds)”
it’s a time-lapse.
I guess that’s how the editing came out. If it were to be smooth the video would probably be much longer considering the original was near 2 hours.
It looks choppy because it’s so condensed.
this one’s even better!
its pretty cool and all but it looks a little choppy why is that?
Wait… where do you live again? Looks so familiar to me… I see this is in Ohio…
Ya know….just Jello, there’s always room for biking!
Actually, I’d probably not be bike riding, but, rather, out running instead… like the guy at 2:20
it does look better than the first. But now I’m made jealous that I don’t have the time to go bike riding this summer…
looks much better than the first, nice work!
Very good! Keep it up
this is freakin cool.
No, not at all. Adobe Premiere helps me out quite nicely.
lol nice must have taken you forever to edit xD
Good job!