Time-lapsing videos are getting ever popular over at youtube. I first discovered these after seeing a time lapse video of a rotting pumpkin. The pumpkin was carved on October 16th of 2005 and the pumpkin "owner" took photos of it everyday for 58 days to monitor the status of the pumpkin rotting.
The way time-lapse video's work is you take a photo every day for whatever the time period is and then using a video editing program you combine all the photos and create a video.
Since the pumpkin experiment was so successful (there have been over 72,000 views on youtube) Our time-lapsing video guy, "tlapse", has created videos of rotting bananas, rotting watermelon, a homer simpson, Chia Pet, and more.
Here are some:
The infamous pumpkin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyvN59L4hJU
The watermelon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA6v7BVBcEU
The Chia Homer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n6Qpm_DZFg
The rest:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n6Qpm_DZFg
3 comments:
We need a time-lapse video of a ticket assigned to the Applications Team in the Remedy Queue. On second thought, it would never change and that would be boring. How about one of your neighbors trash cans dancing around in the street?
why???
:)
cap'n jeff: LOL!
:)
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