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I live in Portland, Oregon and like software, photography, and the Internet. I work at Intel. For more info and to connect see my website at samgrover.com.
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I think it’s pretty cool! What sort of transition did you use? I wonder if a new transition (fade?) would make it less jerky. Don’t get me wrong….I like the movie! It’s amazing that you didn’t have people stand in front of you for long periods.
I love the experiement! Time lapse type photography has always interested me. Does iMovie create the video box for posting as well?
(found your link via flickr)
Thank you both!
Jennifer: I didn’t use any transition. Just one frame after another. Yea, fading would do that but I wanted that jerky time lapse effect. Also, I was releasing the shutter manually each time so if there were people directly in front at any time, I wouldn’t have clicked. But most of the time my view was clear.
Anne: I uploaded the video to Google Video. The video box was made automatically by using their code to show it on this blog.
Thank you! I am working on a wordpress blog and tried inserting code from dropshots.com without luck. I will definitely check google video going forward.
Anne: If you want to put a Google Video box on a blog hosted on wordpress.com then read this entry. And let me know when you’ve set up your blog!