Sunday, 2 September 2012

River Lark Timelapse

I did some timelapse recording while cruising about during our month aboard.  I used a GoPro camera in timelapse mode taking 1 x 5mega pixel shot every 2 seconds.  In this video the final edit there are 7515 shots. These are then reduced in size to 1024 x 768 which takes so long to do I set the PC to do this task overnight.  Also for the assembly software to compile the images they have to be consecutively numbered.  The software used to reduce the size and re-number is Infranview.

The next stage is to compile the stills into a movie.  For this I use VirtualDub  The result is this:-

 First cut

There's still a bit more to do to this so check back for sound and titles.

I have now been told  3.5 mph over 3.5 hours = 12.25 miles travelled which is about right . To cover that distance in 2 minutes you'd have to be doing 367.5mph (12.25 x 60/2)

3 comments:

  1. I can hear them now: "Hey! Watch your wake buddy!" :-)

    She really scoots along up on plane eh Kev? *hehehe*

    Rick

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  2. Thank you for your help - love to Debbie

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