Emerica: This Is Skateboarding.

[Menikmati]

In the intro for this artistic based video, you're introduced to the team through the use of Time-Lapsed video filming, filled with clips of the team in their natural.

Now, my question.. for the time-lapsed setting, what frame rate you think they were running at? In the back, you can see the motion blur of cars passing by.. does this occur with time-lapsed filming, or did that require something else?

I'm asking this, because I loved it so much, I'm going to attempt the same for a film project that I have due next semester.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

[Skate or Try]

psch i dunno, they probably messed with the shutter speeds. Not too good with camcorders

[skatingsnowman]

the blurring come naturally because when you do a time lapse you speed up the video and the just like in real life a faster object appears blurry.
hope that helps
also like skate or try said the shutter speed could have been put down low
try it a few times and mess around with the speed of the video and the shutter speeds
hope my advice helps

[Freaky Styley]

Thanx for that explanation bro. Welcome to RR.

[rankz]

What is time lapsing and what does it look like?

[Menikmati]

What is time lapsing and what does it look like?

If you've ever seen a documentary on weater, you've probably seen some footage of clouds moving by at a fast speed.
All Time Lapsing is, is shortening the shutter speed at which the film is recorded, or slowing it down dramatically, and playing back at a high speed.

[allthefusscause]

yeah, definately some shutter speed involvement there, and timelapsing isnt hard with programs like Adobe Premiere

[casanova]

for this is skateboarding they used 3 different formats, the first one you notice is 16mm which is in the intro, the frame rate is either 15 or 24 fps, sped up faster, they then go to minidv which they use vx1000's and 2000's they then use super 8 cameras. most likely the shutter is at 15fps tho sped up.

[Ramp]