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Which one is the front of the croissant?
Unsure if YouTube sent out the notifications properly, in case you haven't got it here is the link the my last video, where I filmed gold flakes on whipped cream and coffee in macro details: https://youtu.be/yO08_zpKDbY
I need some likes on it :) Thanks!
(These photos are swipeable)
If you've seen both videos, which one did you like more? The one where the watermelon lasted for 609 days, or when it only went on for 72 days, but the whole process took place on a kitchen scale?
I'd appreciate some constructive criticism in the comments!
For those who haven't watched them yet:
1. https://youtu.be/q2wYrii9UE4
2. https://youtu.be/xmW0SXBkRKo
A question I often get is about the amount of storage space these long time lapses take up on my hard drives and the environmental conditions like temperature and humidity that I maintain while filming. This post is about my latest video - the cigarette time lapse - where I kept the cigarette in a closed container at 99% humidity.
1st image: This is the properties window of the project folder. 907GB
2nd image: My first hygrometer couldn't survive a week in these conditions. You can see my barely-functioning hygrometer, which soon after this photo was taken stopped working completely, and even a battery swap didn't help either.
3rd image: Fortunately, the replacement hygrometer was more robust and managed to last through the whole duration of the experiment.
Just in case you haven't seen the video yet, you can check it out here: https://youtu.be/NkpmMCWIhik
This video is going public in 20 minutes. I hope to see many of you in the chat!
I've got four unique corn cobs lined up for my next time lapse, and your vote will decide which one I should use. Each corn has its own rare beauty. Cast your vote now!
Your amazing response to my behind the scenes toilet studio shot was incredible, thank you! 🚽
For those who've watched my recent rose in water time-lapse (and for those who haven't, here's the link: https://youtu.be/C6NAk1q3LGQ), I thought I'd give you an insight into the technical side of that shot.
This side by sie image shows the difference a polarizer filter and lens can make. On the left is the non-polarized photo, and on the right is the polarized photo of the rose in water under the dome.
Notice how the polarized image has significantly less reflections, resulting in a clearer and darker appearance.
Which one do you prefer?
Soundproof studios are overrated. My bathroom? Just perfect. Pin drop silence. 🚽
Like if you want me to post more behind the scene shots of me breaking the norms of filming practices and locations. 😄
Hey everyone!
Turns out the secret inside the dome has kept you all guessing – and no one has cracked it yet!
But don't worry, the big reveal is just around the corner. The premiere is set and waiting for you - just 8 hours to go! 👉 https://youtu.be/C6NAk1q3LGQ
Don't forget to set a YouTube reminder to get notified! Excited to see you at the premiere!
Who needs a $1000 macro lens when you've got a $15 magnifying dome? Budget-friendly macro photography. 😏
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Welcome to Photo Owl Time Lapse, where we uncover the gross but fascinating truth about your favorite treats. Curious about what really happens to a leftover hamburger? Or how a soda can turn into a science experiment? We've got you covered with time-lapse videos that reveal all. Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the hidden world of everyday objects - now playing at 40,000x speed!
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