in the meantime…

i’ve got lots of video from yesterday, when i had a few new projects going on, but haven’t had time yet to put it together, so while i work on that i’ll post a short clip from last friday night when we were slammed. the tickets were coming on so fast that i was wondering how there were that many people in gainesville, and wondering if people were maybe coming in from jacksonville… i was thinking how fun it would have been to have a camera rolling all night and then sped up to see the whole thing, but my camera and my editing software could never handle all that… so, you’ll have to settle for this:

slammed from satchel's on Vimeo.


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7 Responses to “in the meantime…”

  1. Gravatar of Daniel Westermann-Clark Daniel Westermann-Clark
    27. January 2010 at 17:28

    A time lapse video showing the whole kitchen over a night would be great! Some digital still cameras take one shot every minute, and then stitch it together to make a video.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s_fpRUqpuE

  2. Gravatar of satchel satchel
    27. January 2010 at 17:46

    know anyone with such a camera?

  3. Gravatar of F.E.S The Mysteriosoclone F.E.S The Mysteriosoclone
    27. January 2010 at 23:16

    Lots of tickets so dress up.

  4. Gravatar of Ryan Davis Ryan Davis
    27. January 2010 at 23:22

    Timelapse is one of my hobbies (and my wife dances once a month at lightning salvage)

    Many normal digital cameras have a timelapse feature; if the camera can record video then it probably has an option somewhere for a timelapse. The only problem is the camera usually only supports timelapses with 1 or 2 second delays, and those don’t really work well for something as long as the dinner rush.

    There are ways to hack the camera software to allow longer timelapses, which is something I’ve been meaning to do.

    I’ll try to comment here if that works, that’d probably work out pretty well for the confined spaces of the kitchen.

  5. Gravatar of F.E.S The Mysteriosoclone F.E.S The Mysteriosoclone
    27. January 2010 at 23:29

    I think imovie can do it.

    Heres maybe how…

    Menu SELECT “Share”
    SELECT “Export using Quicktime”
    Click “Options”
    Under “Video” SELECT “Settings”

    SET “Frame Rate” to “Custom”

    Most likely the video you are using is 29 frames per second (fps).
    To speed up the film by 10 times set the frame rate to 290 fps
    Thus shortening a 60 minute video to 6 minutes.

    “OK” out of the dialog boxes and I think it should do the job.

    Word!

  6. Gravatar of satchel satchel
    28. January 2010 at 00:31

    nice. maybe with the help of LSE manager danny we could hook it up. i think his camera may record 3 hours straight… but 60 minutes would be interesting too.

  7. Gravatar of F.E.S The Mysteriosoclone F.E.S The Mysteriosoclone
    28. January 2010 at 02:41

    Any length works just do the math. The higher the frame rate the faster the movie.

    3 hours down to 30 minutes if you want.

    Punch Cats Chunky Soup

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