Timelapse Workshop
I’m excited to be attending an timelapse workshop with Emeric’s Timelapse and Timelapse Travels in Brooklyn next week. I’ve been following Emeric on YouTube for a while now. He is a master of his craft and I’ve learned a lot from his videos. I think the workshop is going to be awesome.
Ring of Fire
Early this morning (June 10th) there occurred an annular solar eclipse or “Ring of Fire.” This was best viewed from Canada, Greenland and Russia. But, here in Queens NY we were able to see a partial eclipse.
I was able to capture this partial “Ring of Fire” from my terrace. I hope you enjoy!
2020 Timelapse Collection
Hi all,
The year 2020 is behind us. A year like none in my memory. To keep from going crazy I started shooting timelapse sequences from the terrace of my apartment. I have good view. I’ve assembled some of my clips from the terrace and other places into a 2020 review.
I hope you enjoy.
Robert Moses Park
Another road trip and another timelapse. Drove out to Robert Moses Park on a beautiful day and captured the sunset. It got chilly pretty fast after the sun wen down. I sent my wife back to the car to say warm.
Election Day Diversion
This is a timelapse of sunset over New York City on Election Day 2020. Creating this video was less stressful than watching election returns come in.
Fall Colors
Hi all, my wife and I were able to get away last week for our anniversary (32 years by the way). We stayed at an Airbnb in Chatham NY and it was the perfect time to catch the fall colors. My wife was kind enough to put up with my request to capture a timelapse video of our hike. We went to Beebe Hill one day and climbed the old firetower and I was able capture this timelapse of the great fall colors.
Sunset Over New York City
Hi all,Hope you have been staying well during these trying times. I’ve continued to distract myself with creating timelapse and macro videos/photos. I’ve recently been studying Youtube videos of timelapse creators to help me refine my sunrise/sunset videos.
There are some technical challenges to capturing and displaying these type of videos. Here I present my latest effort. I like this one because it captures a lot of aircraft zooming around over upper Manhattan (very Blade Runneresque looking) and at the end you can see some *stars* appear over the city! Not something we city dwellers are used to seeing.
Hope you enjoy 
Timelapse Using Slider
I have been experimenting with creating timelapse video clips. I recently upped my game a bit by buying a motorized slider. I did some research and based on features and price I chose a slider from GVM the GT-80WD.
This timelapse uses the slider to capture storm clouds over Woodside in NYC.
Labor Day Time Lapse
Like many other New Yorkers since the city was hit with Covid-19 I’ve spent a lot of time staying home with my wife. To help pass the time I’ve started creating time lapse videos shot from the terrace of my coop.
I live in Queens and I have to say that I have a great view of upper Manhattan and the Bronx. Here is my latest time lapse that was created of the Labor Day weekend. The city enjoyed perfect weather for the holiday.
Hacking Passwords
I think everyone hates passwords and they especially hate complex passwords. I’ve been using a password manager for years now which allows me to easily create complex and unique passwords for every web site that I use.
I’ve been able to convert my wife into using the same password manager software and she has become very comfortable using it. Convincing other family members and friends has been a bit more difficult. Using easy to remember passwords is convenient but could be risky. Using that same password across multiple sites is even more risky.
I just came across an article that visually depicts how long it would take to ‘crack’ a password of a specific length and complexity. Could be an eyebrow raising read for some people.
Check it out at Digg:
How Long It Would Take A Hacker To Guess Your Password, Visualized
Emeric’s Timelapse
- Timelapse+ View REVIEW, As Good As Manual Bulb Ramping? May 18, 2021I don’t review a lot of products on my Youtube channel, but when I do, I try to be as precise and genuine as possible. To be comfortable with a new product, I need to use it a lot… When Timelapse+ contacted me to review their “View”, an intervalometer that can automatically do a bulb […]
- The American Road Trip – Driving From Los Angeles To New York May 18, 2021I drove from Los Angeles to New York alone in 20 days! A once in a lifetime road trip between the 2 cities that mix adventure, travelling, timelapsing and filmmaking. Some cool numbers: 18 US States 3674 Miles / 6000 Kilometers 7 cities 6 cameras 40 hours of footage Too many coffees The main dashboard […]
- How To Get Rid Of Flicker On Your Timelapse Videos? May 18, 2021Today, I wanted to share with you a few secrets about flickering, why you get brightness or contrast flicker and how you can take care of it. Keep reading to create better timelapse videos! Flicker can occur at different steps in your workflow. It can be on your raw sequence when you come home from […]
- The 3 Ingredients To Create Better Timelapses! May 4, 2021After shooting timelapse videos for the past 8 years, I often ask myself what makes a timelapse a good one? Is it your composition? your subject? your interval? Well actually, a little bit of everything, and more. Let’s see… Ingredient #1: Your subject, angle and composition Okay, those are 3 ingredients at once. But see […]
Timelapse Travels
- What shutter speed should you choose for timelapses? September 5, 2021Shutter speed is one of the most crucial components of a timelapse and is one of the most important variables a creator has to pick. A fast shutter speed can show motion and help you shorten the length of time while a long shutter speed can add motion blur but will also lengthen the time […]
- Top 3 Views of New York City from New Jersey September 4, 2021New York City is a stunning skyline with so many different views and perspectives. From Lower Manhattan to Midtown the skyline has a lot of unique buildings and features. In my opinion, the best and most easily accessible views are from New Jersey: Here are my favorite three views from New Jersey. Liberty State Park […]
- Zion National Park in 8K August 30, 2021I compiled my best timelapses from Zion National park this year in 8K. Check out the video below!
- Timelapse Workshop Announcement August 23, 2021Do you want to learn how to shoot day to night holy grail timelapses? Sign up for a workshop with myself and Emeric from Emerics Timelapse! Link below https://www.eventbrite.com/e/timelapse-workshop-day-to-night-holy-grail-in-brooklyn-nyc-tickets-168039289037
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