Digital Photography Tips - Time Lapse - Hurricane Irene Edition

Digital Photography Tips - Time Lapse - Hurricane Irene Edition Here is a bonus video on using Nikon's built-in Intervalometer to create Time Lapse Photography. This time, I used Adobe Lightroom to create the video rather than iMovie. After importing the images in Lightroom, I cropped (16x9) and edited one image. Then I synchronized those settings across all 813 frames. I then switched to the Slideshow module and exported all images as a 24fps video. This video is more about thinking about your preparation for shooting opportunities than the actual shoot itself. Sometimes photography is hit or miss. You can plan all you want, but circumstances will change and being flexible and adaptable is important. I'm glad that the time lapse video isn't that exciting because thankfully there was not much damage to my area of Brooklyn. My heart and thoughts go out to everyone on the East Coast who's families, friends, homes and properties were affected. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them in the comments section below or email adamlernerphoto@gmail.com.

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Hurricane Irene 2011 Outer Banks - Before, During, & After - Huge Sound Waves

We decided to stay here for Irene. Of course, being a video producer, I had to capture some of it to share. Didn't want to damage my pro equipment as that's how I make a living, but I did take the GoPro HD cam, iPhone 4, and sometimes my Canon DSLR out for some images and video. This is the result. Totally crazy to be walking around out in the Sound that's completely empty! If you live, or have visited, The Villas you'll recognize most of this!

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