One of the new features of the 100HS is a tilt-shift version of Time-Lapse video. So they took time-lapse and tilt-shift and combined them! Talk about the best of both worlds :)

This is my first offering and it is very modest.

First of all, the camera was just sitting on the of the dash, hence the multiple camera jolts and repositioning
matrices. Somewhere in this house I have a tri-pod just for driving but I cannot find it!!!

Secondly, I did the music with free acid loops….problem is most of all the ones I’ve DL’d to date are D&B…I need some additional layers!

So there it is! I hope to do some new ones soon that really explore the T/S elements.

Video editing is fun and while this isn’t ALL THAT INVOLVED or require much skill, I still enjoy it.

This was 2.67559′er years ago, driving to the Austin airport to pick up some guests.

hope you enjoy it!

More summer fun from one of our 3 weeks vacation this year. This was the 2nd best pool of the trip. The 3rd pool was even better and you know, I haven’t even watched that TLV yet!

This was by far the busiest day of any of the pools that we swam at during those 3 weeks. Neither of the other two pools had this many people that I can remember.

One thing that kind of surprised me was that all 3 pools were a great temperature. I figured some of them would be far too warm for my liking based on the HOT days and balmy nights we are accustomed to in Texas. Not the case with any of the 3 we were at. All of them were just right, not too cold, not too warm!

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I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain…only one of which are in the video! Oh well, poor planning on my part I guess. I bet I could have added the fire in post .

This is another noon to sunset timelapse video. I somehow managed to get better metering (on the camera) this time with the clouds. You can see a lot more definition in them than last time.

I got lucky again in that the clouds are really moving and there are different types that roll through during those ~ 9 hours. There were 2 downpours mixed in there also.

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This is our decent home from vacation a couple of weeks ago.

For most driving videos, especially for ones over 2 hours, I use the one frame ever 2 seconds setting for the time-lapse. I think the 1 frame every second would also work but then the video would be twice as long and I’d just have to compress the time to make it <= 4mins. I think anything longer than 4 mins is usually a bit of a snooze.

For this video it was 21% rural country road and then interstate the remaining way home…oh and a quick stop @ Wendy’s drive-thru for some munchables! Actual drive time was like 95 mins I think.

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