Post by topgsfan on Jun 5, 2013 12:52:13 GMT -5
Time-lapse video a new way to look at Austin nightlife
Monday, June 3, 2013, 01:35 PM
Austin is known for its nightlife, so you’re probably familiar with how many of the city’s landmarks look lit up.
But UT aerospace engineering grad student Andrew Takano has produced a new way of looking at Austin under the stars.
Takano’s video, entitled “Sleepwalking Austin,” features time-lapse shots of places like the Capitol, the Pennybacker Bridge on Loop 360, the UT Tower, Congress Avenue, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and more.
Takano said he did not use any motion control rigs to produce the three-minute video, instead relying on a tripod, his hands “and a ton of work in post” to create the sweeping shots, he told KUT News .
“I’m a broke grad student, so all that specialty gear is beyond my means,” Takano told KUT News. “People have told me that’s crazy, and maybe they’re right. It took a bunch of planning, a lot of patience and care, and a ton of work.”
See video here:
www.statesman.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/austin/entries/2013/06/03/timelapse_video_a_new_way_to_l.html/
Monday, June 3, 2013, 01:35 PM
Austin is known for its nightlife, so you’re probably familiar with how many of the city’s landmarks look lit up.
But UT aerospace engineering grad student Andrew Takano has produced a new way of looking at Austin under the stars.
Takano’s video, entitled “Sleepwalking Austin,” features time-lapse shots of places like the Capitol, the Pennybacker Bridge on Loop 360, the UT Tower, Congress Avenue, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and more.
Takano said he did not use any motion control rigs to produce the three-minute video, instead relying on a tripod, his hands “and a ton of work in post” to create the sweeping shots, he told KUT News .
“I’m a broke grad student, so all that specialty gear is beyond my means,” Takano told KUT News. “People have told me that’s crazy, and maybe they’re right. It took a bunch of planning, a lot of patience and care, and a ton of work.”
See video here:
www.statesman.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/austin/entries/2013/06/03/timelapse_video_a_new_way_to_l.html/