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  • Home
  • Garden Blog
  • Forest Gardening
    • The Forest Garden Concept
    • Forest Gardening For The Future
  • Garden Plan
  • Notes
    • Garden Output
    • Harvesting and storing hazelnuts
    • Choosing fruit trees
    • Apple timings
    • Grafting resources
    • Forest garden weather dashboard
    • Tree Planting
    • Plant list
    • Growing On Chalk
    • Pruning
    • Calendar
    • Nitrogen budget
    • Time Lapse Photography >
      • Examples
      • Workflow
      • Calculator
    • Forest Garden Sketcher
  • Gallery
  • Videos
  • Resources
  • Contacts

Time lapse examples

Below are some example time lapse movies made using a range of different techniques that show the kind of output you can get from each method.

Comfrey mulch - Brinno Gardenwatchcam

Freshly cut comfrey used as a mulch around an apple tree. Filmed with a Brinno Gardenwatchcam over six days. One frame taken every 5 minutes.

Cloud watching - Sony Ericsson K750 with LifeCaptureSE

First video taken with a mobile phone (a Sony Ericsson K750) using some great free software from http://www.andysoftware.co.uk/ . One frame about every 4 seconds.

Pear tree blossom - Canon A470 with CHDK

A pear tree coming into blossom, filmed over a couple of weeks in spring. One frame every 10 minutes shot with a Canon PowerShot A470 running CHDK.

Quince tree - Canon 300D with intervalometer

A young quince tree coming into flower. One frame every 4 minutes shot with a Canon 300D and an intervalometer.
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