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Arduino Time Lapse Photography IV

Submitted by aaron on Sun, 05/27/2007 - 3:37pm.

Not much to say here, this is the final result of my latest attempt. Took about 20 days or so. I've still got the camera in place, and I'm going to leave it shooting until that bloom falls off.

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Arduino Time Lapse Photography III

Submitted by aaron on Fri, 05/18/2007 - 9:01am.

The results are in! (well, offloaded from the camera anyway.) This one turned out much better. Much more consistent.

there's a bit of an unfortunate shift at the end where the bloom we really want to see gets a bit cut off, but the movement is really cool!

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Arduino Time Lapse Photography II

Submitted by aaron on Thu, 05/17/2007 - 10:05am.

Partial results are in! They more or less suck.. ; )

I initially set this system up and had it shoot in our living room, on a wobbley tv tray with no flash. (I figured my wife wouldn't be happy about a clamped down monstrosity and a flash going off in the dark every 30 minutes.. turns out, she's fine with it!)

So, anyway.. that's the first draft. I edited out about 80% of the frames that were just a black square..

The next one (with flash) should be much better. Though it'll be toward the end of this bugger blooming. There will be many more of these.. this is just a trial run.

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Arduino Time Lapse Photography

Submitted by aaron on Thu, 05/10/2007 - 2:50pm.

I've been building this thing for quite some time. For the last 2 nights or so, I spent some time finishing up version 1. It is now functional. (and has taken 23 or so pictures of my desk plant in the last couple hours)

Photos of the rig (with notes pointing out the parts) can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/abandc/sets/72157600201419395/

When I get the pics parsed into some useable video, I'll post it here. Today is pretty much a proof of concept day, then I'm going to find a way to position it, and light a plant such that I can get pics of Celeste's blooming Christmas cactus.

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