8039 Photos Of My Living Room

[Hamish Gill]

Two years ago I took 8039 photos of the renovation work we did to our living room.
This is the result of those photos:

 

[Beth Carter]

nice job hamish, the final room look amazing.

 

[Kev Pugh]

and a good job done too Hamish, well done and the time lapse is pretty good too, now add some music, I'm thinking a bit from Tommy Cooper and Eric Sykes 'The Plank' and sorted, Go on do it you know it makes sense.

 

[Brian Moore]

Very cool, Hamish. What camera and where did you manage to locate it out of the way to be so stationary. Also, how did you trigger the firing of the shutter? (Oh,...and why not just one more shot to make it a nice round number?)

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Very nicely done Hamish - love the whole presentation and music

The little respite scenes, where folks are sitting down having a cuppa, are classic - so British!

The sequences where there is incremental progress - stacking wood, demolishing walls, bricking up the door, work really well in the speeded up reality

 

[Hamish Gill]

nice job hamish, the final room look amazing.

Thanks Beth, it's even better now... About a year later I got around to painting the ceiling

and a good job done too Hamish, well done and the time lapse is pretty good too, now add some music, I'm thinking a bit from Tommy Cooper and Eric Sykes 'The Plank' and sorted, Go on do it you know it makes sense.

You must have had the sound turned down ... ?

Very cool, Hamish. What camera and where did you manage to locate it out of the way to be so stationary. Also, how did you trigger the firing of the shutter? (Oh,...and why not just one more shot to make it a nice round number?)

Nikon D3

a bit of backstory:

The triggering is done in camera ... and 8039 is just a cooler number than 8040

 

[Hamish Gill]

Very nicely done Hamish - love the whole presentation and music

The little respite scenes, where folks are sitting down having a cuppa, are classic - so British!

The sequences where there is incremental progress - stacking wood, demolishing walls, bricking up the door, work really well in the speeded up reality

Its 60fps, I did have is at 18pfs, but at over 15mins it was too long ... it is slightly more interesting at 18fps though, the stacking a wall coming down work a lot better...
Too many damned files to be doing that though!

 

[Kev Pugh]

Indeedie I did