Revealing the Hidden Beauty of Colorado
Here is another time lapse I shot last August. This clip is comprised of 288 individual .jpg frames shot at seven second intervals. Exposure on all frames was f-22, 1/160 second at ISO 200. These images were developed and cropped in ON1 Photo Raw (2109) and then exported as FHD .jpg files for “animation” in Pinnacle video editing software.Gear: Panasonic Lumix GX-85; 14-54mm lens.Software: ON1 Photo Raw; Pinnacle Studio Ultimate V22.
This image showcases one of the coolest features of the Panasonic Lumix GX-85. This panorama shot was created in-camera as the photo was being taken. The lens used was the Lumix G Vario 45-150mm Quite a change of pace today. The promise of stormy weather made me wait until evening to head out to Lake Pueblo State Park. This turned out to have been a good decision. Instead of going to the usual walking location I took up a position on the North side of the Lake Pueblo Dam and pointed my camera West at the Wet Mountains which were…
Over the last couple of years I have been trying my hand at time lapse photography. Below is one of my better efforts. This clip is comprised of 279 individual Raw frames shot at seven second intervals. Exposure on all frames was f-5.6, 1/3 second at ISO 100. I used neutral density filters fitted on the front of the lens to allow for the longer exposure but I did not record what exposure factor I used. These images were developed and cropped in ON1 Photo Raw (2109) and then exported as FHD .jpg files for “animation” in Pinnacle video editing…