Travel Photography - Singapore Time Lapse

Hi All,

Took a little MR to Singapore this weekend and made a Time Lapse video of it. Enjoy!

http://vimeo.com/7410637

cheers,
dave

Thats pretty cool. How did you do it?

liked it a lot, making a trip in Y in a couple weeks, thanks for posting.

did you rent, own, borrow a cycle when in SIN?
was that 3 or 4 beers in NRT?:)
no snow when you got back to DEN:D

Awesome. I love Singapore.

And 5 min is pretty much as close to international "Y" as I want to experience. ;)

Thanks guys - have had some great responses to the video. I just snapped a picture every couple minutes/hours and then weeded through them, ingested in Final Cut Pro, and then spit out.

motorcycle - http://www.banhockhin.com.sg/homepage.htm. It was 50 SGD a day (plus a big hold on the CC) - 125 - perfect for putting around.

3 beers in NRT - and yes - back to no snow in Denver.

I had 45C on the 744 and slept real well - all the other seats were E+ and it wasn't as bad as i thought it would be.

cheers,
dave

Cool video. Love the beer and lift dumpers.

Great video! You may want to edit out the portion with your boarding pass, which has your UA Mileage Plus Number on it.

What a neat effect! I might have to steal this idea for my next trip. ;)

On my last trip, I ended up with about 5,000 pictures over 10 weeks. In many places, I could probably do a similar effect, but it wouldn't be nearly as seamless as yours. The work you spent planning it out paid off well! It has all the positives of a detailed slideshow without the long, drawn-out boringness that usually accompanies slideshows of so many pictures.

(I think some of my older relatives may have a hard time keeping up with my trip slideshows if I did them this way! :D)

How did you do this? I would have gone nuts if I have to take pics every x minutes.... And how did you managed to take pictures right before Custom?

That was awesome. ^

Brought back memories...thanks for the great video!

This is soooo awesome.. Thanks for sharing :D

Cool stuff! Thanks for sharing!

Very cool thanks for sharing. I liked the music too fit the pace of the photos well (did you plan it that way?)