A Time Lapse of Washington, D.C. [VIDEO]
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http://tier10lab.com/2011/12/12/time-lapse-washington-dc-video/ -- Time lapse allows for a form of video story telling that captivates the viewer in a very unique way. For this particular project, I set out downtown to capture imagery for an in-house interactive display presentation. We feel time-lapse video can be utilized as a marketing device [...]
![A Time Lapse of Washington, D.C. [VIDEO]
http://tier10lab.com/2011/12/12/time-lapse-washington-dc-video/
December 7, 2011
By Joseph Olesh
Time lapse allows for a form of video story telling that captivates the viewer in a very unique way. For this
particular project, I set out downtown to capture imagery for an in-house interactive display presentation. We
feel time-lapse video can be utilized as a marketing device and used this video as a testing ground for the
succeeding camera settings and techniques.
If the goal of video is to communicate a complete story of who a client is and what they represent, then time
lapse might be best utilized in communicating how it "feels" to spend time within that client's store,
dealership, restaurant, etc.
We'll expand on this in posts to come. For now, I've listed the locations and camera settings of each scene in
the aforementioned video. Tweet any specific questions to @josepholesh.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/63-atimelapseofwashingtond-c-video-111213154019-phpapp02/85/A-Time-Lapse-of-Washington-D-C-VIDEO-1-320.jpg)
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A Time Lapse of Washington, D.C. [VIDEO]
- 1. A Time Lapse of Washington, D.C. [VIDEO] http://tier10lab.com/2011/12/12/time-lapse-washington-dc-video/ December 7, 2011 By Joseph Olesh Time lapse allows for a form of video story telling that captivates the viewer in a very unique way. For this particular project, I set out downtown to capture imagery for an in-house interactive display presentation. We feel time-lapse video can be utilized as a marketing device and used this video as a testing ground for the succeeding camera settings and techniques. If the goal of video is to communicate a complete story of who a client is and what they represent, then time lapse might be best utilized in communicating how it "feels" to spend time within that client's store, dealership, restaurant, etc. We'll expand on this in posts to come. For now, I've listed the locations and camera settings of each scene in the aforementioned video. Tweet any specific questions to @josepholesh.
- 2. A few tips for any aspiring time-lapser: • Gather at least 200 images per set up. You never really know what you have until you sit down in post-production. Capture all the imagery you can to allow for the greatest amount of freedom in the edit. • Cover locations as you would on a film shoot. Capturing different angles of the same object will make for a much more dynamic edit. • Fire off a still, with a 30-second shutter, to preview where the motion will be occurring within your composition. Adjust to accentuate the greatest amount of drama. • BE PATIENT!! Time lapse is not for the anxious. Trust your composition, your camera settings, and commit to each location. CAMERA DETAILS Canon 7D Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM B-ROLL SPECS Canon 7D 60 fps, 1280x720 MUSIC CREDIT "Eden Roc" Ludovico Einaudi Buy on iTunes at http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/eden-roc/
- 3. LOCATION DETAILS 1. High Angle at Water - Day ISO 100 14. Lincoln Memorial at 45° - Day Focal Length: 24mm ISO 100 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 24mm Shutter Speed: 1/50 sec Aperture: f/9.0 2. Arlington Bridge - Day Shutter Speed: 1/30 sec ISO 100 15. Front of Lincoln Memorial - Day Focal Length: 45 mm ISO 100 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 25 mm Shutter Speed:1/6 sec Aperture: f/22 3. Rt. 66 Intersection - Day Shutter Speed: 1/8 sec ISO 100 16. Lincoln Seated - Day Focal Length: 24mm ISO 100 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 24 Shutter Speed: 1/5 sec Aperture: f/16 4. Bridge Over Potomac - Day Shutter Speed: 1.6 sec ISO 100 17. Gold Figurine - Day Focal Length: 34 mm ISO 100 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 52 mm Shutter Speed: 1/10 sec Aperture: f/18 5. Monument Over Field - Day Shutter Speed: 1/80 ISO 100 18. Front of White House - Day Focal Length: 42mm ISO 100 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 40 mm Shutter Speed: 1/13 sec Aperture: f/20 6. Monument Tree Vignette - Day Shutter Speed: 1/6 sec ISO 200 19. Back of White House - Day Focal Length: 24 mm ISO 100 Aperture: f/10 Focal Length: 24 mm Shutter Speed: 1/15 sec Aperture: f/20 7. Monument Tree Vignette - Day Shutter Speed: 1/13 sec ISO 200 20. Rosslyn Metro Station Focal Length: 24 mm ISO: 100 Aperture: f/10 Focal Length: 24mm Shutter Speed: 1/15 sec Aperture: f/4.0 8. Washington Monument Center Cut - Day Shutter Speed: 1.0 ISO 100 21. Metro Circle Station Focal Length: 24mm ISO: 100 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 24mm Shutter Speed: 1/8 sec Aperture: f/4.0 9. Monument Reflection - Day Shutter Speed: 1.0 ISO 100 22. Down Penn Towards Capitol - Night Focal Length: 24mm ISO 640, 200 Aperture: f/18 Focal Length: 55 mm, 46 Shutter Speed: 1/4 sec Aperture: f/20, f/8 10. WW2 Memorial With Wreaths - Day Shutter Speed: 1/10 sec, 3.2 sec ISO 100 23. Monument Over Intersection - Night Focal Length: 24mm ISO 640 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 24mm Shutter Speed: 1/8 sec Aperture: f/6.3 11. WW2 Memorial - Day Shutter Speed: 1.0 sec ISO 100 24. Monument With National Tree - Night Focal Length: 24mm ISO 100 Aperture: f/20 Focal Length: 24mm Shutter Speed: 1/8 sec Aperture: f/9 12. Memorial Pathway - Day Shutter Speed: 13 sec ISO 100 Focal Length: 70mm Aperture: f/13 Shutter Speed: 0.3 sec 13. Back of Lincoln Memorial - Day http://www.Tier10Lab.com ISO 100 http://www.twitter.com/Tier10Lab Focal Length: 24 mm http://www.facebook.com/Tier10Marketing Aperture: f/20 http://www.Tier10Marketing.com Shutter Speed: 1/13 sec