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It took me 2 and 1/2 years to make it.It was a timelapse video project and in 4K.After this video, a big company contacted me from Canada.
It was a timelapse video project and in 4K.
into a timelapse. And so as you see in the film, a lot of it doesn't work out the first round because we
This first timelapse was a imagery, but now we could do timelapses of derived information.
Earlier this year Timelapse won the People's Choice Webby for best use of moving images and video on the web.
So moving back to timelapse and kind of the experience we had putting this together with the Earth Engine team, the success we had with "Time" magazine.
In order to take those timelapse pictures, you have to put a filter in front of it.
And when you watch some of the timelapse footage that we've been doing, then you say, hey, there's got to be something here.
Now every phone can do a timelapse.
So here come four minutes of a timelapse video.
So we've been focusing on the timelapse for the last little bit here.
And I also loved reading about the advancements with timelapse videography and photography that has allowed humans to be able to better
Well, imagine a timelapse clip made out of hundreds of thousands of images.
So he was not relying on this high tech equipment or timelapse footage.
We are just obsessed with speeding them up through timelapse, OK?
And I don't know if you know what timelapse is.
And it's like this is a very basic timelapse.
If you're interested to see more about the timelapse Earth that we worked on together, please stay tuned for my talk.
a different time you see a distortion a distortion of light and then like timelaps if you put these photographs together you see that the Distortion
And now, let's show the timelapses of that.
As Rebecca said, the Landsat Timelapse project won a Webby with "Time" magazine.
I actually tried to find an answer to this question, but if you look at timelapses taken during the eclipse.
So one of the things we've been doing to appreciate these type of behaviors is combining timelapse photography with electrophysiological recordings.
Well now, these projects, like this timelapse Earth, are causing lots of neurons to fire in lots of human brains.
We still don't know quite what, because that's-- to me, the real added value of resorting to timelapse photography, videography is not
And then we think of the type of behavior that is animal-like, that we can see on the timelapse footage.
experiment with a lot of the other technologies that would end up actually making the film happen, which was doing these manual timelapses
of a night there was some there's I think there's a Vio video of me not sleeping and I just put on a timelapse
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