My first time-lapse

[cobito]

Another:

[amd125]

Very cool, and the nest is a real beauty.

[Tecnho]

I really liked the lotuses and everything in general but what I liked the most was that and the sun rising and setting.

[Sylver]

Beautiful, worthy of a documentary. My congratulations Cobito, an incredible job.

Best regards

[whoololon]

I've seen it (in full) and it's almost hypnotic at times.
But since I have to put objections to everything, well, one is the music (it's better without it) and another is some medium shots, the movement of the branches in some sequences interfere with the harmony of the overall shot, perhaps by editing those particular shots with a smoother transition, or by increasing the exposure time, they would match more (like a motion blur effect).

But come on, it's the opinion of someone who was expecting to see a chick with a good pair of melons and a machine gun in the end. :ugly:

Keep it up champ.

[Nemo]

Very well done, as always.
I liked the flowers and the star vaults (nice detail with the stars in the water).
Just out of curiosity, how many images have you used?

Best regards

[cobito]

@whoololon:

Pero como tengo que poner objeciones a todo,

Me gustan las objeciones. Creo que la fuente de información más valiosa que existe es la crítica constructiva. De hecho creo que este ma ha salida algo mejor que el anterior precisamente gracias a esa realimentación.

@whoololon:

pues una es la música (va mejor sin ella)

¿Qué es lo que no te gusta de la música? Quizás el ritmo no es el adecuado con las imágenes, los acordes no pegan o los instrumentos son demasiado estridentes…

Sobre la música no he recibido apenas críticas supongo que por ser lo más personal e íntimo, por eso me interesa especialmente esa opinión.

@whoololon:

y otra son las de algunas tomas a plano medio, el movimiento de los ramajes en algunas secuencias interfieren con la armonia del plano general, tal vez montando esas tomas en particular con una transición mas suave, o incrementando el tiempo de exposición, casarían mas (como un efecto motion blur).

Supongo que te refieres a las escenas donde la vegetación tiene movimientos bruscos por el viento. Estoy de acuerdo en que ese movimiento puede llegar a ser molesto y algunas de esas escenas me hubiera gustasdo omitirlas, pero con el material que tenía me he visto obligado a usarlas.

Por otra parte es imposible sacar efecto motion blur aumentando el tiempo de exposición por la cantidad tan grande de luz que había (si hubiera sido al atardecer o por la noche, habría tenido sentido). Quizás se podría haber conseguido con postprocesado pero eso es ya cuestión de gustos.

@Nemo:

Muy currado, como siempre.
Me han gustado las flores y las bóvedas estrelladas (buen detalle el de las estrellas en el agua).
Solo por curiosidad ¿Cuantas imágenes has usado?

Un saludo

Han sido algo más de 15000 fotografías y he usado exclusivamente la Nikon D3200. Es una pena la calidad que tiene Vimeo; existe una gran diferencia con el archivo original a un bitrate y resolucion decentes.

[Nemo]

As for the music, and since you ask, I would have chosen something softer, more melodic.

Have you tried Soundation.com? You can create your own loops and melodies from patterns and adapt the music to the images.

Best regards

[kalevala]

Well I just watched it in full
I thought it was amazing, congratulations.
From my point of view, without having any idea about photos, 2 things: maybe 7 min are too many? I always think that 5 min is the max limit for a video
I did like the music, although I would have liked something equally minimalist but more melodic, like Philip Glass or Max Ritcher…

But as I said, an amazing video
Regards!

[krampak]

I just came across this timelapse and thought of you cobito XD It's brutal:

[cobito]

Very beautiful. That's where the experience and the means, that is, the professionalism, are noticed.

That one is from 2011 and it was still a novelty so I let it pass. But I think using Ludovico Einaudi today to make a time-lapse should be punishable by imprisonment. Although it is also true that a time-lapse of nature is limited to seeing night skies, taking out the Sun and the moving shadows and some plants making some movement. It is also normal that the music has been limited to Ludovico and his piano.

[javierleo]

What great photos! Go ahead!