G10 takes an already brilliant camera, the G9, to new heights. From 14.7 megapixels CCD sensor to the new DIGIC 4 processor and the dazzling 461k dots LCD. More at http://www.digitalrev.com/
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Visions of Seoul - Walking to Pizza School (time lapse)
Filmed on: Canon PowerShot G9
Music: Flight of the Bumblebee written by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
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Visions of Seoul - South Korea REP. vs. North Korea DPR World Cup qualifying game @ the Seoul World Cup Stadium on June 22, 2008. Also with some extra video clips.
Filmed on: Canon PowerShot G9
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Time lapse video this time, 1 sec. intervals on my drive in. Points of interest are Midway Airport, Chinatown, South Loop, and finally Presidential Towers. Unfortunately the image quality is a little bad since I slacked off and edited the vid on my Windows machine instead of my MBP.
Music: Pad See Ew by John Vaeth
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Soulfly playing ‘Eye for an eye’ at their recent gig at JB’s in Dudley on 17th August 2008. Probably my favourite song of theirs, and their most well known. They ended the set with it. Recorded on my Canon Powershot G9. I’m amazed with the picture and sound quality for a compact camera in a really loud gig.
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Flew to Tampa, FL, early that morning for a meeting, and this is a clip from my return flight home that evening. This was shot with my Canon PowerShot G9.
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Time lapse views from the Park Hyatt in downtown Toronto taken by my new Canon PowerShot G9. Music by the Canuck comedy team of MacLean & MacLean.
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1 second time lapse movie driving from Lexington to Louisville, KY. Includes a map of the route taken and explains why this video is like traveling at the speed of sound.
Equipment: Canon Powershot G9
Recorded on January 19, 2008
Soundtrack:
1. “Snowflake Music” by Mark Mothersbaugh (Rushmore OST)
2. “You’ve Been Spiked” by Chris Joss (Indiarama: Selection of Pure Chill and Funky Indian Tunes)
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http://www.canong9.net
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Within your Canon G9 system, you’ll need to access the Canon G9 tool properties for your particles.
Load a few Canon G9 images, and apply them to the emitting particles. Position the Canon G9 camera as you like, such as up-close and underneath the particle
stream. This will allow the particles with Canon G9 images applied to whiz past the camera.
Using a little motion blur and setting depth of field for your Canon G9 camera will
also add to the effect.
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Thanks to a digital camera with a time lapse mode, I’ve developed a fascination with time lapse photography. It presents everyday life in a whole new perspective. Seemingly stationary things, like clouds, move in beautiful ways, and things we’re used to seeing move in realtime, like traffic, move in patterns that can only be seen at high speed.
This is my commute from home to campus in the morning, then campus to home in the afternoon. The camera was mounted on a tabletop tripod positioned on my dashboard. It took a couple spills until I learned how to anchor it properly — sorry about that.
Equipment:
Camera: Canon Powershot G9, 1 second time lapse
Car: 2002 Toyota Prius
Filmed on January 14, 2008
Music: “Powerhouse” by Raymond Scott
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