Frickin' amazing time lapse video....

[blurredvision]

Amazing time lapse.

Not sure if this has been posted, but I don't feel like searching. Saw this on youtube today, and found the whole thing amazing. What amazed me was the different types of clouds seemingly going opposite of each other (which I never knew happened) to the mushroom-type cloud going high into the air and disappearing to the sun setting and being able to see the stars at the very end.

Thought somebody might enjoy this .

EDIT: Another neat time lapse showing some cool footage of LAX at night.

 

[SWScorch]

that's sweet!

 

[PCMarine]

I really enjoyed the second one.

 

[rocadelpunk]

very cool

 

[ThePresence]

That's awesome. :thumbsup:

 

[mzkhadir]

Originally posted by: blurredvision
Amazing time lapse.

Not sure if this has been posted, but I don't feel like searching. Saw this on youtube today, and found the whole thing amazing. What amazed me was the different types of clouds seemingly going opposite of each other (which I never knew happened) to the mushroom-type cloud going high into the air and disappearing to the sun setting and being able to see the stars at the very end.

Thought somebody might enjoy this .

EDIT: Another neat time lapse showing some cool footage of LAX at night.

The first one is nice but the second one is Repost. If you search, there is a 720P version out there.

 

[neutralizer]

Awesome shapes.

 

[91TTZ]

There was a show on iNHD about time lapse. I think it was called "Chronos" and was an IMAX film from the 80's. It was extremely clear, 1080i, and looked fantastic.

 

[Poulsonator]

It's all about the buildup. As 91TTZ mentioned, I saw these on iNHD and they blew my mind. Do your best to see them on the biggest HDTV you can find.

 

[Jeff7]

What the heck is up with the storm passing over, then forming/reforming the thunderhead shape? That was neat to see though, just the way it suddenly billowed up and flattened out, right around 20s.


Second video, around 1:26, looks like the Borg Sphere's ground attack in ST: First Contact.