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Timelapse : pourquoi, comment ?

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Achetez l'émission Déclencheur Gold sur Le timelapse c'est faire du cinéma avec un appareil photo… sans solliciter la fonction vidéo. Il suffit de multiplier les photos (24 ou 25, selon le standard utilisé, pour une seconde de film) à l'aide d'un intervalomètre et de les composer ensuite dans un logiciel de montage. Le timelapse accélère le temps pour, et c'est le paradoxe, rendre visible un mouvement lent. On pense immédiatement à la fleur que l'on voit s'ouvrir mais la technique profite efficacement à pas mal de plans. Pour découvrir le timelapse, le matériel et le logiciel nécessaires mais aussi pour voir comment on peut l'intégrer dans une écriture, je reçois Hervé Bernard, dans le cadre de l'exposition Vivre avec l'eau. Et justement, on parlera (entre autre) d'un timelapse baptisé Eaux vives - eaux fortes. La suite sur Déclencheur...

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