As well as doing long exposure photos on our drive around Stonehouse, our group also took video footage of the journey from two positions in the car, so that we could edit the video in a number of different ways. This would then add to our understanding of the environment, demonstrate the area over a period of time, and also possibly provide us with more ideas we can use for the project.
The following is a youtube video that acted as an influence for our video. There are many different time lapse road videos on the internet, and these demonstrate both the area in relation to time, as well as showing elements of light tracing.
However our video was not done quite right for time lapse as it was done with cameras. The following is a sped up version of the video from the front of the car done my Sam in my group:
In terms of using this video I was thinking of editing it alongside the other video we took so they are syncronised providing a wider viewpoint in the video for those watching. As well as this I was thinking of doing some kind of overlay using the photos we took at the points in the video when we took them. This wold mean the pictures would have more context in terms of what they refer to in the environment as the viewer would be able to see the normal and timelapsed versions of the environment at the same time. However currently the copies of the video I have I cannot use as they seem to have been corrupted and so I need to get a successful version of the videos to be able to work with them in this way which I intend to do as soon as possible.
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