TVXQ releases dance practice video for “Catch Me” Articles login with or login / register with us, 6theory Remember Me forgot password? Music Releases Pictorials TVXQ releases dance practice video for "Catch Me" September 28, 2012 @ 7:08 am by TVXQ, who recently made a return with their 6th full-length album, has just released the full rehearsal video for their title song "Catch Me". Tags MAX Workouts Fitness Guide NEVER Do This Exercise (accelerates aging)MAX Workouts Fitness Guide Undo Money Morning Newsletter 5 Not-So-Obvious Warning Signs For America's FutureMoney Morning Newsletter My Snoring Solution SHOCKING: New Snoring ResearchMy Snoring Solution T-ara's Boram concerns fans with latest Twitter update UEE's weight loss draws attention AOA's Jimin makes Zico laugh with her diss on Mnet's 'Unpretty Rapstar' by Taboolaby Taboola Sponsored LinksSponsored Links Promoted LinksPromoted Links Previous Article AA (Double A) tweets mysterious countdown, could a comeback be imminent? Next Article Comments There are 0 comments Login With... Send Sort by: Followallkpop
ISO - No Fire Supermajor at ILLUSION - YouTube Time-lapse photography is an interesting technique that records a scene or objects that has a slow state-of-change and turns it into a video that plays back in high speed. The easiest way to do it is to have your camera stationary on something that changes slowly (e.g. clouds, plants growing, etc) and start taking series of photo for hours or even days. Hours and hour’s worth of photos are compressed into a video with merely few minutes playtime, thus creating a time lapsing effect. In another word, it allows us to see the progress faster without having to wait along the actual time. In this article, we’ll show you how to create your own Time-lapse video. Understanding Time-lapse fundamentalsChoosing your camera for Time-lapse projectPost-editing your Time-lapse photosCombining photos into Time-lapse video Ready? 1. We’ll start by understanding some fundamental rules. To create Time-lapse effect, you basically reduce the interval for each shot and merge them into a 24-30 fps video. 2.
Bobby McFerrin plays the audience as an instrument 7 Billion People Une belle animation typographique, sur l’initiative du magazine National Geographic, pour le cap franchi cette année des 7 milliards en population mondiale. Un aperçu de la croissance et de ces tendances démographiques, de la géologie ainsi que les impacts sur la planète pour demain.