Recently I got my hands on the Canon 60D. On the second day after it arrived I was asked to photograph a kids fest called “Adventure world”.
This was a very good opportunity to test the 60D in action. I am keen on making photos, but I was more exited to check the video recording. As this was my first video clip ever, I made a lot of mistakes – some overexposed shots, some that were not framed correctly …. long list 
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Want to know what an astro timelapse looks like? Want to see some impressive ones? Here you go:
After watching those and many more I decided to try recreating some of this beauty or at least just a fragment of it. Continue reading
Hey guys,
This is my first post here. Since English is not my native language please accept my apologies for the writing and grammar mistakes I will make. This is one of the reasons I created this site, to practice!
After watching some very inspirational and visually stunning time lapses from Philip Bloom and Co I decided to try creating one by myself.
I did a research. What I needed was a camera and an intervalometer. Since I have a Canon 350D, but I don’t have an intervalometer, I searched for an alternative way. I discovered that the camera module on my Nokia E55 has a sequence mode which allows me to capture a picture every 10 seconds. The quality of E55’s camera is not good in general, but this was my only option. One good thing is that it has a fixed focus so I was not worried about getting a lot of unfocused pictures during the time lapse sequence.
The next “problem” was “What to shoot?”. For good or bad, on the other side of the street where I work, there is a major bus stop. A lot of movement … and noise. They would be my target.
