Smart Cities, Data, Modelling and Visualisation from The Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London
Below is a tiltshift timelapse of a junction in Pittsburgh, running at over 9 minutes at 30 frames per second with one photograph captured every second it was produced using the IPad 3 and Miniatures: Miniatures adds a tiltshift effect to each frame, making creating HD timelapses amazingly easy…
The clip below was filmed and produced start to finish in 12 hours by Matt Gosden and Rob Rackstraw. Hats off to Matt and Rob as its fantastic: The sequence was captured using an Olympus E-PL1.
Sundays are somehow made for posts on the use of tilt-shift and timelapse photography in cities. The clip below by Patrick Johnson captures traffic in Boston: Sketches of Boston Traffic – #7 from Patrick Johnson on Vimeo. The clip is number 7 in a series of sketches on Boston traffic…
The movie below combines timelapse techniques with tilt/shift and a focus on the city of Tokyo – we like it a lot: We must get out and do a London version…
We don’t have much information on this one but its really nice. Sometimes thats the best way, finding neat clips that only have a few views (32 in this case) and giving them a showcase. We have added a ‘retweet’ button to the top right of our posts as a…
At the moment our iMac round the back of the office is churning out our first ‘fake’ tiltshift test. Its been running for 3 days and has given the poor thing a notable level of screen burn, while that processes and we wait for the results, below is how it…
We really need to take two days out and do a tilt-shift timelapse of London, the clip below is both charming and inspiring: Small Life in Saxon Switzerland from Christoph Schaarschmidt on Vimeo. Picked up via UrbanTick
We know, we know… the effect has been done time and time again over the last year and we have featured many mini city timelapses here on du. That said, we still like them, below is mini Ho Chi Minh: Miniature City HCMC Tilt-Shift Time Lapse from Joe Nafis on…
Many of the tilt-shift/timelapse movies we have featured here on digital urban have been created using a fake title shift effect. The movie below by mockmoon uses a ARAX 2.8/35mm Tilt & Shift lens mounted on a Canon EOS 5DmarkII: Movie by mockmoon : http://mockmoon.sblo.jp with music by vividblaze :…
Scenes from a rooftop from Paul Johannessen on Vimeo. Regular readers will know that we are big fans of tilt shift imagery – see our Tilt Shift thread for various movies, photography tips and tutorials. The latest addition above is by Paul Johannessen shot using a Panasonic HVX200, in 1080…
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