All posts tagged "Samyang 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC"
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53VideoChanging Weather in the Dolomites
This timelapse film shot by Philipp Abold captures the beautiful mountains and landscapes of the dolomites in 4K resolution.
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The Night Sky in our Backyard, by Mattia Bicchi
With this video, Mattia wants to showcase most of the Milky Way timelapse he shot last year. All the locations in this...
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A wonderful journey in Asian holy places
Explore Thailand, China, Burma, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India (Ladakh) and Cambodia with the help of Nicolas’ latest hyperlapse video, which was polished...
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Austria’s breathtaking mountainscapes captured in gorgeous 4K timelapse
After over one year of filming and hiking in the beautiful alpine regions of Austria, professional photographer Marcel Gallaun presents his latest...
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Timelapse & Hyperlapse Showreel 2019, by Mattia Bicchi
In the last two years, professional photographer Mattia Bicchi traveled to 20 countries and visited 18 cities between Europe, South America, and...
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One of the best time of the year to visit Madrid
This is the first Christmas I spend in this incredible city, after moving from London, I thought that it would be a...
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The Unreal, by Samim Qazi (Should we call this kaleido-lapse?)
Professional time-lapser Samim Qazi created a fascinating new work of art using mirror and kaleidoscope techniques to create a mind boggling effect.
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ALPENGLOW – Beauty of Austria: the Trailer
After over one year of filming at different alpine locations all over Austria comes the first short trailer of Marcel Gallaun’s upcoming...
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Iceland: the South Coast, by Mattia Bicchi
Discover through this Timelapse, the southern coast of one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Its wonderful volcanic landscape, waterfalls...
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A Timelapse adventure through the Scottish Highlands in 4K
Let Marcel take you on a journey through the beautiful autumn landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with his 4′ timelapse short-film.