Does time lapse count?

[Michael Lloyd]

I shot this with my little G12. It's 112 degrees here today.

http://vimeo.com/28279142

[Kerry Perkins]

Hi Michael, only 108 here! Dry heat, don'tcha know... This is really cool (haha) and I'm not sure if it's a video, a collection of still images, or something else. :2eyes2: I think it should be moved to the video forum but not sure, going to check with the higher-ups...

[Michael Lloyd]

We get the humidity and heat here but they say it's going to break soon.

It's a collection of stills shot at 1 frame every 2 seconds then assembled into a time lapse in lightroom

[Anita Bower]

What was it?

[Michael Lloyd]

What was it?

The link is still there Anita. It was a time lapse of melting ice. It took about 15 minutes and was shot 1 frame every two seconds.

[denise ippolito]

Michael, Very interesting, thank you for sharing it.:S3:

[Michael Lloyd]

Thanks Denise. I've done a few other things with time lapse but I'm just now getting into it and I've got a long way to go. Video is intriguing but still photography is where my heart is.

[Anita Bower]

The link is still there Anita. It was a time lapse of melting ice. It took about 15 minutes and was shot 1 frame every two seconds.
I did look at the video, just didn't know what was melting. What patience and persistence on your part to do this.!! Hope temps have cooled.

[Roger Clark]

Michael,

That is great! And yes time lapse counts. Just think of it as slow motion video. Well done.

Roger