Published by Rafe Blandford at 12:59 UTC, June 5th 2008
In this article Steve explains, step-by-step, how you can use your Nseries phone to create a time-lapse video using the sequence mode of the camera application and a quick bit of video editing. He has also included a quick example of his own, but we would like to see your examples too.
Why sequences? Well, they're a good and automatic way to show something changing, pictorially, over time. String the images together and you've got a so-called 'time-lapse' video. In the example below I was trying out the idea on a bus journey into town, but it could equally well be your garden - or the setting up of an event - or a landscape, in each case animating a much longer period of time. For example, the bus journey was 15 minutes and the video takes only 20 seconds.
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Categories: Software, Editorial Thoughts
Platforms: General, S60 3rd Edition
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Originally Posted by Arjen
(used it for taking pictures of someone running past me in an athletics contest).
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