Here is a video I made using my home-made arduino intervalometer and my Fuji S9600 camera.
3 Hours in seconds… from Arkadian.Eu on Vimeo.
This video was created by taking 918 photos of a clock; the photos got converted to a video using MonkeyJam, a fantastic piece of software for stop-motion animation.
More exciting projects will be posted soon. A friend suggest a video with the title “Watching the paint dry…”.
This post is about a stop-motion animation clip I made, using my new remote shutter gadget for my digital camera.
Basically, I took about 360 shots within about an hour using my Fuji FinePix S9600 on a tripod, my newly acquired remote shutter control and a few coins. All the shots were taken at 9 megapixels and then resized using IrfanView (freeware) to a more manageable size. I then used MonkeyJam (freeware) to put together this 30 seconds clip.
I know… my finger appears a few times, but remember: this is was only supposed to be a test 
Note: No coins were harmed during filming…
