Join NYVS

Feedback

Help

LEARN

Hundreds of Online Tutorials

I WANT TO LEARN ABOUT...

TAKE ME TO...

USE

Put Your Video Making Skills to Work

StudioNow and NYVS

Check out this great new opportunity with StudioNow!

In-Person Training

Getting started in video-- courses held May 17 - May 20 in NYC. Join the NYVS Instructors, sign up today!

PLUS MEMBERSHIP

Get unlimited access to hundreds of tutorials, expert advice from NYVS Instructors, and more... Sign up now!

Jimbo's watch

Sun Down

Uploaded by

Jimbo

Views 171

Date & Time 29 January 2012, 9:22 pm

About this video

I had this up on youtube less than an hour and I was contacted by Weathernation about their interest in using it on their national broadcast.

Tags: Cincinnati | time lapse | sunset

Email this to a friend

Click or Copy-paste the link below to your browser to view the video:


					http://www.nyvs.com/user/Jimbo/watch/video/sun-down

Enter upto 5 email addresses separated by commas.

Enter your Email

Enter your Name

I have been a location photographer for over 20 years. I provide imaging for advertising, corporate and editorial clients as well as several media outlets.

I have been a location photographer for over 20 years. I provide imaging for advertising, corporate and editorial clients as well as several media outlets.Less »

Comments

1 2

Jimbo
1:49 pm Tuesday
Jan 31, 2012

I think the fact that weathernation found my video was a nice bit of luck, but it helps that when I uploaded it to you tube I tagged it as sunset, sun down, time lapse and so on it gave them lots of ways to find it. The interesting thing is now that we made a deal they have subscribed to my you tube channel. That means when I post a new video they are notified. I think this should make it more likely that they will purchase another. Thanks to everybody for the good comments.

topcraig
1:12 pm Tuesday
Jan 31, 2012

I have noticed similar pieces on my local news stations being aired and credited.

Jimbo
11:27 am Tuesday
Jan 31, 2012

I took a shot every 3 seconds and the shoot lasted almost 40 min. The video is rendered to be shown at 24 fps.

djgregallen
11:12 am Tuesday
Jan 31, 2012

How many seconds was your timer remote set at? and how long did you have to be on location for :35 seconds of video?

Jadeph
9:52 am Tuesday
Jan 31, 2012

That was really fun! Good luck.

1 2