I found this video here. This video shows how a group of people created a huge optical WiFi signal indicator and used it in long exposure photography to create nice pictures. Read the article on Gizmodo for more information.

Immaterials: Light painting WiFi from Timo on Vimeo.

 

Randy Halverson has created a nice timelapse video. Shot in RAW format, most shots were 20 seconds exposure F2.8 with 1 second interval between shots, for about 300 frames or so (several hours).

Sub Zero – winter night timelapse from Randy Halverson on Vimeo.

 

Ever wanted to know how those tiny memory cards like Compact Flash, SD-Cards or USB sticks are made? Lexar has created a video of the production process.

 

This movie is made out of 200 seperate photos of 200 individual falling waterdrops. Each photo is a new waterdrop falling down from the watervalve of the waterdrop device. The flash is triggered 1 millisecond later for each picture and therefore showing what happens with a waterdrop falling into a bucket of water. You see some flaws in the movie where waterdrops suddenly seem to go up a little. That is caused by the inaccuracy of the

 

HDR Video Demonstration Using Two Canon 5D mark II’s from Soviet Montage on Vimeo.

You might have seen some HDR photo’s before, but have you seen HDR video’s? I didn’t until now and it looks pretty awesome. I only have one minor issue with trying this @home…. I only have one dSLR ;-(.

 

And the making of:

 

Dancing Pigeons – Ritalin from Blink on Vimeo.

 

Pacific Star II from Colin Rich on Vimeo.