Here is my first Time-Lapse for Dubai :)
After my visit to United Arab Emirates at the end of 2014
I had the chance to capture some magical moments for this beautiful city, Starting before the sunset till the night comes over, this is my second try to do Time-Lapse and every time I go out there to shoot I do learn few things which comes in help when I press the shutter button, So I highly recommend that every one should go out there and start practicing and learning doing time lapse this will help you to take some good shots as Photos and in the same time creating stunning motion sequence, don't be afraid of making mistakes
and push your experience beyond the limits, at the end
you will find it WORTHS IT :)
I had the chance to capture some magical moments for this beautiful city, Starting before the sunset till the night comes over, this is my second try to do Time-Lapse and every time I go out there to shoot I do learn few things which comes in help when I press the shutter button, So I highly recommend that every one should go out there and start practicing and learning doing time lapse this will help you to take some good shots as Photos and in the same time creating stunning motion sequence, don't be afraid of making mistakes
and push your experience beyond the limits, at the end
you will find it WORTHS IT :)
Please notice this is a 3 hour project, I didn't have the luxury of transportation or the luxury of lenses or equipment like motorized slider or any other things, Every thing was done with my lovely Canon 5D M3
with Magic Lantern Nightly Build and the Canon 24-70 mm F/4L lens, I love those two pieces
they make you suffer in the field but the rewarding result is BLOWING,
borrowed the Canon 70-200mm F/2.8L from my colleague for the sunset scene
and its absolutely Stunnishing.
The work flow is Adobe CC " After Effect, Premiere, Camera Raw"
Dynamic link inside Premiere very heavy to the PC to handle but it works eventually.
with Magic Lantern Nightly Build and the Canon 24-70 mm F/4L lens, I love those two pieces
they make you suffer in the field but the rewarding result is BLOWING,
borrowed the Canon 70-200mm F/2.8L from my colleague for the sunset scene
and its absolutely Stunnishing.
The work flow is Adobe CC " After Effect, Premiere, Camera Raw"
Dynamic link inside Premiere very heavy to the PC to handle but it works eventually.
Finally I would love to give the credit for my GUARDIAN ANGEL @idodesign this is for you my love.
When the spring comes I will plan for another longer version video but this time for my home country Jordan,
till next time :)
Enjoy !
