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Time Lapse Video of Seoul, Korea – “Seoulites” [ROK On!]
I worked three years on this Seoul Timelapse/Hyperlapse.
Three years of no social life, three years of ditching my friends and events and ignoring my girlfriend so I could be out on some roof. I’d say each shot was on average 6 hours of work.
Some shots I reshot 4-5 times until I got it right. Around 400 pictures each time I went out but I would end up using around 200 for each clip at 99fps. Each clip on average is 1 second 22 frames. Close to three terabytes of storage. I shot everything RAW to use my camera sensor to the max.
I spent alot of money in equipment and in taxis/buses/subway and bribes to get on roofs – all I expect in return is that you share this with others and subscribe ^^
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My equipment:
Canon 60D
Canon 5D Mark III
Tokina 11-16
Nikon 14-24 w/t converter
Canon 16-35
Canon 50mm 1.2
Canon 70-200
Rokinon 8mm Fisheye
Gitzo Tripod
Software:
Adobe Lightroom
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe After Effects
LR Timelapse
Special thanks to Byulmaru for letting me use their music.
Music: 별마루 – “쥐불놀이”
Music: Byulmaru – Juibulnori
A Vibrant Night Out
We take you to the hottest spots in the Hongik University Area for an exciting night out featuring luxurious singing rooms, LP record bars and some of the best tteokbokki restaurants in town.
Almost 6000 photographs taken in the amazing city of Seoul, South Korea, edited into one time lapse. The yellow ribbons & paper boats are due to this being shot in May 2014, shortly after the Sewol Ferry incident.