Seasons time-lapse - the foundations
Nicolas Fränkel is working on a time-lapse video project that captures the changing seasons from a fixed location. He has been taking photos over several years and is using coding assistants to help with the technical aspects of the project. The project involves a detailed processing pipeline that includes inventorying, filtering, aligning, ordering, and rendering the images into a video.
- ▪Fränkel has taken pictures from the same position over several years for his time-lapse project.
- ▪He is using Python and coding assistants to assist with image manipulation and video creation.
- ▪The project includes a processing pipeline that filters and aligns photos based on GPS data.
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