11 Hour Timelapse From an Air Plane

Kate and Nate over at the Beepshow make all kinds of interesting timelapse projects. I first heard about their videos the other day when I came across this timelapse featured on Gizmodo. Using just a Canon 5D and a 16mm-35mm lens (and well an iphone too), they were able to photograph a full 11 hour flight from San Francisco to Paris. Using long exposure images ranging from 2 to 30 seconds long, they captured all sorts of interesting scenes 30,000 feet up including a spectacular view of the Aurora Borealis. Nate really lucked out having Air France and his fellow passengers allow him to film the whole trip without raising too much of a fuss. For more information about how this was created including the original score created on the ipad, head over to the full post here.

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Patrick Hall is a founder of Fstoppers.com and a photographer based out of Charleston, South Carolina.

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FIRST!
http://tosh.comedycentral.com/video-clips/tosh-0--first--video

jk...

I would hate to be the one sitting next to him...

but then again, once you're up there, you probably can't hear shit anyway...

WOW...!! What was the time lapse per image aprox.?

Per the description above, the exposures varied from two seconds to thirty seconds.

Totally sick, Nate & Kate!

BTW, MSNBC.com just front paged this: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/

But you saw it on FStoppers.com FIRST!!!

Pat, Lee, Jerrit, Kenn - you guys are CUTTING EDGE!!

KUDOS!!