Having just sat and watched this gorgeous time lapse of a Finnish lake, we thought it would be nice to finish off the working week with a collection of lovely Raspberry Pi Camera Module time lapses.
Summer over a Finnish lake
Summer time lapse over a Finnish lake.
Time lapse over a Finnish lake from July 2019. Shot with a DIY all-weather HDR time-lapse camera built from ZWO ASI 224MC and Raspberry Pi 3. The camera was built to function as an all-sky camera for recording the night sky year round but since in July the stars were not visible in Finland I decided to test it aimed horizontally over a lake and was positively surprised about the results.
Time-lapse over a Finnish lake from July 2019. Shot with a DIY all-weather HDR time-lapse camera built from ZWO ASI 224MC and Raspberry Pi 3.
Six days of cress growth
Cress Seeds Growing Raspberry Pi Time Lapse Video
Filmed over 6 days using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and Raspberry Pi Camera. Once photo taken every 5 minutes and then played back at 24 fps. I removed the night time photos and then the images were stitched together using the ‘Stop Motion’ app on an iPhone.
Filmed over 6 days using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and Raspberry Pi Camera. Once photo taken every 5 minutes and then played back at 24 fps.
Growing salad
Salad Growth | Timelapse | Raspberry Pi Camera | PiMeetsPlants
Timelapse about salad growth. Period of Picture Making: 03-04 to 02-05-2016 Camera has shot 2087 pictures in a distance of 20 minutes. Camera: Raspberry Pi Camera Module Music: Valesco – Stay With Me: http://soundcloud.com/valesco_official/stay-with-me Valesco on Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/valesco_official My Links: Website: https://pimeetsplants.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/PiMeetsPlants Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Pimeetsplants
I think I have a thing for time-lapse videos of plant growth. They’re just so friggin’ cool!
Skyline time lapse
Skyline Timelapse: Day to Night l SainSmart FOV160° Raspberry Pi Camera
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A time lapse of slime
PHYSARUM MACHINE
Summer Project 2018 – Computational Arts MA, Goldsmiths University London. Time-lapse footage of Physarum Polycephalum captured with Raspberry Pi and IR camera, slit-scan program in Open Frameworks.
Summer Project 2018 – Computational Arts MA, Goldsmiths University London. Time-lapse footage of Physarum Polycephalum captured with Raspberry Pi and IR camera, slit-scan program in Open Frameworks.
Setting up the Raspberry Pi Store, Cambridge
Setting up the Raspberry Pi Shop, Cambridge
Given that we had access to a bunch of Raspberry Pis, we thought that we should use some of them to get some timelapse footage of the shop being set up. Read more about the Raspberry Pi shop on our blog: http://rpf.io/ytstoreblog
We couldn’t help ourselves. When the time came to set up the Raspberry Pi retail store in Cambridge, we just had to install a time-lapse camera in the corner.
Technically…
While this time lapse wasn’t taken with a Raspberry Pi Camera Module, the slider moving the camera was controlled using Raspberry Pi. That counts, right?
The Burren
The Burren is a karst landscape region in north-west Co. Clare in Ireland. It is one of the largest karst regions in Europe. I have been photographing The Burren over the last 5 years, and recently got into time lapse photography. The Burren was an obvious place for me to do this first video.
The Burren is a karst landscape region in north-west Co. Clare in Ireland. It is one of the largest karst regions in Europe. I have been photographing The Burren over the last 5 years, and recently got into time-lapse photography. The Burren was an obvious place for me to do this first video.
Your turn
Want to set up your own Raspberry Pi time-lapse camera? Our handy guide shows you how.
Do you have a time-lapse video you’d like to share with us? Then please post your link in the comments below.
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