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A timelapse sequence taken from the top of the Cheddar Gorge in Somerset.

It was SO windy up there which resulted in a lot of bumps in the sequence. Me pinning down the tripod wasnt enough. Ive managed to stabalize the sequence a bit in post but unfortunately there are still alot of bumps left. Read more…

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A timelapse sequence taken from the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol. Read more…

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My first attempt at an astro-timelapse sequence. Read more…

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A Timelapse over Cleeve Hill. Shots taken at 5 second intervals. Played back at a framerate of 15fps. My first landscape timelapse. I hope you enjoy it!


 

Kit used:

  • Canon 550d Body
  • Canon 17-40mm L
  • Manfrotto Tripod and ball head

Settings used:

  • 17mm Focal Length
  • F22
  • ISO100
  • 1/8s Shutter Speed

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First shots with my new Slider

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With Aardman’s new slice of stop-motion magic, Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists, swashing its buckle in our cinemas next year, Empire took the opportunity to head down to Bristol for a look at the production and a chat with director Peter Lord. The Bristol-born filmmaker is one of the studio’s founding fathers – creator of Morph (not to mention devious nemesis Chas) and the man behind Chicken Run. This time he’s partnered with Sony Pictures to deliver an adventuresome adaptation of Gideon Defoe’s seafaring tales. Move over Captain Jack, here comes Pirate Captain…# Read more…

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I’m besotted with these new Pirates from Aardman. Although charming, Arthur Christmas lacked some of the soul of our favourite Aardman animations. Why? Well you have to start answering that question by looking at the abundance of digital pixels and the lack of plasticine. Read more…