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Toronto skyline

Goldie said:
In my pedantic view ushahid, your example of a "timelapse" is actually a multiple-time-exposure with all 500 exposures expressed in a single image.
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I'd kind of agree with that if we're being super technical (a timelapse usually refers to a video), but I still think it's a pretty clear illustration of the difference for the many that think the terms are interchangeable.
 
there are 5 types of timelapses,
1. you speed up a normal video.
2. every DSLR now adays has the option that it makes the timelapse for you.
3. you use a intervelometer to make a timelapse. you take hundreds of RAW images and blend them together in PHotoshop or lightroom and make a timelapse video out of it.
4. there a hyperlapse
5. last is the picture timelapse, you take bunch of pictures and blend them together into one picture.

the picture we are having the argument over is a long exposure picture, its not a timelapse picture. may be TStephens is refering to the motion in the picture. we can make a timelapse picture out of moving traffic but that will be time consuming and waste of space in the memory card, its easier to just take a 20 or 30 seconds long exposure picture of the moving traffic.
 
here is a different style of timelapse, its called transition.
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And here's a short example of traditional (film or video) time-lapse that's been in the motion picture business vocabulary for years:
 
Was in Toronto this weekend for a baptism and lucked into a pretty decent view of the skyline from my hotel room in Mississauga. It was foggy and I only have a phone camera, but I think it's kind of neat how Humber Bay shores seems to blend into the Downtown skyline from this angle. Taken from the Holiday Inn Express next to the QEW.

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ErieHall said:
Was in Toronto this weekend for a baptism and lucked into a pretty decent view of the skyline from my hotel room in Mississauga. It was foggy and I only have a phone camera, but I think it's kind of neat how Humber Bay shores seems to blend into the Downtown skyline from this angle. Taken from the Holiday Inn Express next to the QEW.

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That view is so much more effective than those "but I did stay in a Holiday Inn Express" ads
 
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