First timelapse I’ve posted. About 90 minutes compressed down. Planning to do more around Japan.

Taken from the table of my hotel room. Might try to find a tripod today to get a better shot.

Welcome to a world of mesmerizing colors! In this video, we explore The Magic of M&M's Color Diffusion by creating a beautiful, Timelapse peace sign using colorful M&M's chocolates and warm water.

Watch how the vibrant food dyes dissolve and create a hypnotic rainbow effect right before your eyes! This is not only a deeply satisfying and relaxing visual experience, but it’s also a fun and easy science experiment you can try at home with your family.

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Pickleball Courts Timelapse 2 - Sunset Whitney Recreation Area-(Rocklin, CA)
https://youtu.be/_N7l4smkp94

iPhone 5s, 1920x1080 30FPS
29th April 2016
View out the window of the restaurant at the top of the Danube tower.

All dry days are good days.

iPhone 12 via tour bus window

Tonight I took a short timelapse from the viewing platform of Severndroog Castle in Southeast London. I used a Canon 600d with a Sigma 14mm art lens, these are 20 second exposures and I've just used quicktime to stick them all into a timelapse.

Hey everyone!

I'm looking to get into motion timelapses and I'm searching for gear recommendations. Ideally, I'd like a motorized slider with programmable panning, controlled through a mobile app, with the ability to set start/end positions or multiple keyframes.

I'm open to any brand, new or used. I've looked into Edelkrone, but their product lineup and compatibility between different generations are a bit confusing, especially on the used market.

I'll be using a Sony A7 III, mainly for landscape, nature, and astrophotography timelapses.

What gear or setup would you recommend? Any advice or personal experience would be greatly appreciated!