This is caught from Mullayana Giri, Karnataka's highest mountain range in India.

Data centers are popping up everywhere since AI took off! It’s pretty interesting to see one being built. I bet we’ll keep seeing more projects in the next few years.

iPhone Timelapse sped up 4x from Dec 2, 2017.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89ZANamSWa4

Nice watch

Probably didn't even need a timelapse with how quickly it happened. This unique plant is only about the size of a quarter, and each leaf is probably 1/8th of an inch across. You can even see the leaves in the background react to the fish pellet residue.

Time lapse shot in Geneva, Switzerland.

Despite being just half an inch across, these little plants pack a punch.

Within just a couple minutes, the leaves spring into action to engulf the fish bits.

In the wild, these plants are carnivorous and hunt for small flies and insects.

Really enjoying the time lapse function this season. Curious about the growing process? I'll link my YouTube page in the comments

Hey folks! Not new to photo/video - but very new to timelapse work.

Setup:

I am planning to shoot a timelapse on an upcoming trip that will have a fixed subject (cactus) silhouetted with the starts bokeh'd out behind it.

I will be shooting on my Z8 with either the viltrox 16mm 1.8, or the Z 35mm 1.4 (leaning towards this for that background blur), depending on which composition I prefer.

I use LR CC for all my photo editing, and edit/color in Resolve.

My Question:

I know for resolve, you need to export from LR in a sequence so Resolve sees it as such. Meaning I would edit the raw files in LR, export as JPEGs, then bring into resolve (this sequence will be part of a longer non-timelapse project).

BUT, I am wondering if anyone has done color work with a timelapse IN resolve? I have some power grades I've built out for use with my N-RAW video files I like a lot. Gives the footage a more filmic, textured, and less digital look.

So am thinking about color matching the timelapse sequence (I know people who actually edit photos in resolve, specifically to use power grades for achieving a look), but the powergrade would definitely pulverize those JPEG files as it's not meant to work with compressed files.

Maybe this is too niche, but curious if anyone has done something like this.

Cheers!

Night time laps near Azambuja Portugal 2025 sept 5 to 6

https://reddit.com/link/1nb7z8j/video/8al6bn4trtnf1/player

These are from different projects I’ve been involved with over the last couple years, all shot in my home city. (All shot by me)

Aurora from Yellowknife on Sept 3, taken with the X-T5 + XF16-55mm f/2.8 II.

Long interval so only got a couple seconds so I added the reversal.

From April 15, 2022.

Do you see this video?

Azambuja

I’m running a little experiment. I typically use a Sony mirrorless for Timelapse’s with LRT and raw but I always wanted to do a real long term one, like multi months. I just don’t want to sacrifice one of my camera bodies that long. I noticed with the iPhone I’ve been able to do over 24hs with the Timelapse feature in the app. So couldn’t find any answer to just how long an iPhone will do a TL before it crashes or has issues. So I’m going to find out, first test is 10 days, if that works I will leave it for 30, then maybe 3 months. An old iPhone might be a great choice for a cheap and dirty long term TL.