John Nack on Adobe : A momentary lapse in time

June 02, 2007

Photoshop CS3 Extended includes the ability to turn a sequence of images into a video. For more info, check out Russell Brown’s timelapse tutorial.
For tips on capturing your own sequences, check out CreativePro.com’s feature on do-it-yourself time-lapse photography.
Their Circular Life presents an interesting method for navigating time lapses via Flash. [Via Jon Williams]
Noah Kalina’s Everyday project records his own image each day; he’s assembled 6 years’ worth into a time-lapse video. Jonathan Keller is up to something similar–a real study in facial hair. [Via]

Posted by John Nack at 6:36 PM on June 02, 2007

John Peterson — 1:32 PM on June 03, 2007

Hmm…this reminds me I need to post my time lapse of Adobe’s east tower going up (filmed a decade before YouTube…)
Blue Buffalo — 9:55 AM on June 07, 2007

This makes me want to start a time-lapse project.
Jonathan Keller looks a lot like Shakespeare, right before he shaves his head. I wonder if he did any theater work?
Jann Lipka — 3:01 AM on June 16, 2007

Actually PS CS 3 Extended video ability is
great with TL project .
I made a try setting upp a system at my
customers balkony here in Stockholm .
Despite raining all night I think video is a pleasure to look at in HDTV ( 1920 pixels wide )
here is a Youtube downsampled version ( 2minutes of 24 HRS )
( 1920 down to 320 … )

John thanks again for your blog, keep it coming !
[Very cool, Jann! I think I stayed at that hotel across the water from your camera’s position. –J.]
david clifford — 8:17 PM on June 19, 2007

hello Jack!
might want to check this one out: http://ollielarkin.co.uk/blog/2007/03/05/lapses-in-light-large-37mb/
cheers,
david
[Super cool, David–thanks. –J.]
david clifford — 5:20 PM on June 20, 2007

john!
sorry, i called you jack…
too many beers at that hour and not much sleep after work…
:)
[No worries; everyone does that. I like “Jack” and would use it if it weren’t for the rhyming. (Only Jack Black can carry that one off.) –J.]