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William Osorio · April 27th, 2007, 01:08 AM

Hello guys, I just shoot a video in time lapse, here is the URL
format 1080 @ 23.97fps

http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...on_HD_720p.mov

http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...n_HD_1080p.mov

1-I used avid media composer, deck set to FAM mode to transfer files.
2-output to QT movie uncompressed
3- final uncompressed to sorenson
4- sorenson with almost default settings to those 2 files.

the rest is your comments, suggestions, and tips in how to.

cheers,

William Osorio

Juan Tizon · April 27th, 2007, 08:54 AM

Hello William,

The biggest problem i see it´s not your fault: the weather.
It´s quite time consuming getting the ideal weather for something like this.
There´s little motion definition in the clouds, i would like to
see more action in it.

I´m trying some timelapses, too.

Grey April Day from my window.

http://www.vuze.com/details/LGX2DABC...SV4HML52I.html
(azureus magnet link)

1080p25 h264
Fixed iris (at f8, i think) with filter 1
Cine2 with Hisat
1 frame each 3 seconds
FAM to FCP
Speed up 250% (with a smooth start-stop curve)
Motion blur (fcps own motion blur) at 100 with 8 samples
No color correction

I´m making some tests before i start doing some serious stuff.
I´ll post more soon. Today we had better clouds ;)

William Osorio · April 27th, 2007, 11:14 AM

I used avids's dnxhd coded for this movie, and then sorenson to squeeze.
the avid render gave me a 343MB final output with the sorenson went to 62.8MB.

http://65.98.13.62/350/H264_1920_dnxhd.mov

Settings on cam:

HI SAT settings
24fps on 1080

Richard Lesser · April 27th, 2007, 01:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by William Osorio

Hello guys, I just shoot a video in time lapse, here is the URL
format 1080 @ 23.97fps

http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...on_HD_720p.mov

http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...n_HD_1080p.mov

1-I used avid media composer, deck set to FAM mode to transfer files.
2-output to QT movie uncompressed
3- final uncompressed to sorenson
4- sorenson with almost default settings to those 2 files.

the rest is your comments, suggestions, and tips in how to.

cheers,

William Osorio

I thought it looked great. I know you didn't color correct yet, but my only comment would be to add some Gamma correction to deepen the midtones.
However, that viewing on my Apple Cinema Display-30". I have not looked at an NTSC Device.

I might add that depending on $$, I certainly would buy that shot from any library if needed.

Thanks for your effort to share.

William Osorio · April 28th, 2007, 01:59 AM

As I mentioned above about my first timelapse video, here is the camra settings::

PDW F350
Canon Lens J21ax 7.8
LO-32BMT to attach glass
System 23.9
Rec Format: MPEG HD
Bit Rate: SP
Lens Stop: F.8
Interval Rec
Interval Time 1 sec
Number of frame: 1
Number of Times:: Cont
Scene File: HISAT

William Osorio · May 5th, 2007, 08:27 AM

To inform you that, this clips are no longer available in my server.
William

Quote:

Originally Posted by William Osorio

Hello guys, I just shoot a video in time lapse, here is the URL
format 1080 @ 23.97fps

http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...on_HD_720p.mov

http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...n_HD_1080p.mov

1-I used avid media composer, deck set to FAM mode to transfer files.
2-output to QT movie uncompressed
3- final uncompressed to sorenson
4- sorenson with almost default settings to those 2 files.

the rest is your comments, suggestions, and tips in how to.

cheers,

William Osorio

William Osorio · May 5th, 2007, 08:29 AM

Clips no longer available::
William

Quote:

Originally Posted by William Osorio

I used avids's dnxhd coded for this movie, and then sorenson to squeeze.
the avid render gave me a 343MB final output with the sorenson went to 62.8MB.

Settings on cam:

HI SAT settings
24fps on 1080

April 27th, 2007, 01:08 AM	#1
William Osorio Regular Crew Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 88	Pdw F350 Time Lapse Video Hello guys, I just shoot a video in time lapse, here is the URL format 1080 @ 23.97fps http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...on_HD_720p.mov http://65.98.13.62/350/601_color_QT_...n_HD_1080p.mov 1-I used avid media composer, deck set to FAM mode to transfer files. 2-output to QT movie uncompressed 3- final uncompressed to sorenson 4- sorenson with almost default settings to those 2 files. the rest is your comments, suggestions, and tips in how to. cheers, William Osorio

April 27th, 2007, 11:14 AM	#3
William Osorio Regular Crew Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 88	New render I used avids's dnxhd coded for this movie, and then sorenson to squeeze. the avid render gave me a 343MB final output with the sorenson went to 62.8MB. http://65.98.13.62/350/H264_1920_dnxhd.mov Settings on cam: HI SAT settings 24fps on 1080 Last edited by William Osorio; April 27th, 2007 at 11:46 AM.

April 28th, 2007, 01:59 AM	#5
William Osorio Regular Crew Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 88	My Settings::::::: As I mentioned above about my first timelapse video, here is the camra settings:: PDW F350 Canon Lens J21ax 7.8 LO-32BMT to attach glass System 23.9 Rec Format: MPEG HD Bit Rate: SP Lens Stop: F.8 Interval Rec Interval Time 1 sec Number of frame: 1 Number of Times:: Cont Scene File: HISAT

April 27th, 2007, 08:54 AM	#2
Juan Tizon Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Gijón, Asturias, Spain Posts: 26	Hello William, The biggest problem i see it´s not your fault: the weather. It´s quite time consuming getting the ideal weather for something like this. There´s little motion definition in the clouds, i would like to see more action in it. I´m trying some timelapses, too. Grey April Day from my window. http://www.vuze.com/details/LGX2DABC...SV4HML52I.html (azureus magnet link) 1080p25 h264 Fixed iris (at f8, i think) with filter 1 Cine2 with Hisat 1 frame each 3 seconds FAM to FCP Speed up 250% (with a smooth start-stop curve) Motion blur (fcps own motion blur) at 100 with 8 samples No color correction I´m making some tests before i start doing some serious stuff. I´ll post more soon. Today we had better clouds ;)