Motion Time-lapse

This is my first experimentation of a motion time-lapse where I tried to capture more of the movement of the cars going down a duel carriage way. The way I tried to add more movement to the video was to take each image with a long exposure to add the lines that are generated with the headlights and taillights of the vehicles going along the road.


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  1. Unknown3 April 2018 at 04:52

    A little too fast, slow things down by changing the speed in the timeline. Explain how you did it in more detail

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