Excellent use TLP, panning and edition.
written by Fabian on December 17, 2006

Thanks for sharing.

:)
written by Jayson Gegner on December 17, 2006

This makes me very happy. The cars, the lights, the people, the sky, the clouds, the music, everything. Just happy.

beautiful work!
written by elroy on December 17, 2006

kudos to the creative team. This is absolutely gorgeous! But it kills me to see that typo in the credits at the end ("peice" vs. "piece").

tgrdtg
written by Cody on December 17, 2006

cool :)

I agree with elroy
written by V.Thekatt on December 17, 2006

That was a lovely film to behold but the end credit with that glaring misspelling jumped out and bitch slapped me.

Good work, tho, Ollie. Let's see more.

did I miss something?
written by lex on December 17, 2006

it was great, but where was it filmed? and the spelling error...but hey

wow
written by Greyscar on December 20, 2006

that is a really nice vid I am inspired to have a go at it myself.

sorry
written by ollie larkin on December 26, 2006

sorry bout the typo, i put the wrong version on youtube, and have been to busy then to lazy to change it, but after all the comment on various places i see my vid i will be changing it asap :)

most of this was shot in plymouth, england, the surrounding dartmoor, and the last shot is in south east england, and the planes would be circling over gatwick airport.

thanks for looking.

ollie

Forget the typo...
written by Mac on January 4, 2007

...what equipment are you using? Besides the 20d, of course. That is phenomenal and gets my creative juices flowing.

inspiring!
written by Graeme on January 11, 2007

i love it, i used to be a south west boy too (Truro) so if this is the only way i get to see the coast then i can live with that.

Would love to know how you did it

wow!
written by R.B on January 12, 2007

That was beautiful, thanks for sharing!

gear
written by ollie on January 12, 2007

im using an off the shelf video pan and tilt head, along with an kit built intervalometer to control the camera exposure, and the tiny movements of the panning head.

at the mo im working on gaining more control, and fuildity with the shots, will keep my work posted.

software
written by jon on February 24, 2007

I'm interested in what software you used to create the movie. any chance it's as simple as iMovie (HD)? :)

its simper
written by ollie on February 25, 2007

quicktime pro was used to stitch the images together and fcp for editing, although there is not editing done that you could'nt do with imovie

New Website
written by ollie on March 6, 2007

Got a new website up folks. http://www.ollielarkin.co.uk/blog there you can find much better versions of the video (without spelling mistakes ;), links to other cool timelapse stuff and soon to be a whole load more inforation about how it did it.