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  • One Radical Dude
    Big Insensitive Jerkface


    • Jul 2005
    • 2738

    #1

    I used an application from my smartphone that can take one frame every five or so seconds, and the frames convert to a video. Later, I use a program to compress the file to make it much smaller (the original was over 600MB, got it down to near 30MB). That's how I did it, anyway. I believe some digital camcorders and cameras can do time-lapse, also. I've never done time-lapse before, and I've wanted to do it for a long time.

    I have. It's like a drug to me. Even in spots I've taken photos in the past, there's always something that makes the familiar places look different (like the shadows, cloud cover, and other elements).



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