So, I just realized that my Sony FDR-X3000 has a time-lapse function. Meh. After using it for years as an underwater camera, I just figured out a new use for it. This just shows how bad I am with gadgets. Again, meh.
I tested the time-lapse during our lunch time. It took 300 images to create a 30second video. I watched the video over and over again and even showed it to my colleagues in and out of the island. We had a good laugh at it.
And then came this idea of a mini-project – 30 Seconds Daily.
I will create 30-second time-lapse video everyday (hopefully) not only to share our lock down stories but with hopes that once I watch these videos years later once this pandemic is over, I will be reminded of the good (and not so good) times here on the island.
So here’s the first clip (and hopefully not the last ^__^).
The 30-second clips will be uploaded on my youtube channel so, please subscribe (shameless plug haha)!
I never had the courage to use mine as an underwater camera!! You are so brave ššø
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Ahaha, it’s meant for rough rides and underwater but I never knew it has other functions….
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Ah cool!! I need one too actually for underwater š š Great that it has even more functions!
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ilang minutes ito pag nag-run sa normal speed?
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Hindi sya video eh…300 images…tas tag 0.1 second per image
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ah galeng, akala ko yung mga video na ginawang 30 secs time lapse tapos ibi-breakdown nya sa 300 images š
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walang video option ung camera ko….images lang hehehe
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That is a good idea!
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Thanks
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