Link to the timelapse movie:
The alps in Europe are stretching 1,200 kilometres across eight alpine countries: Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland. In 2019 I spent all my free time travelling roughly 5,000 kilometres across most of those countries to find the most beautiful spots in the Alps. Some of the better-known places I visited were the Dolomites in Italy, Zermatt with the famous Matterhorn mountain in Switzerland, the Zugspitze – Germanys highest mountain and the Mount Blanc region in the French alps. During this year I also not only travelled a lot, I took around 50,000 photos resulting in approximately one terabyte of data and paid roughly 400 Euros on gondola tickets to get up the mountains :/
For the capturing of all the photos I used the Canon EOS 6D and a 750D plus the canon 24-150mm f4L, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 and Sigma 70-300mm. For the motion control I had the Syrp Magic Carpet and the Genie mini. I used Adobe Lightroom to edit the raw images and the LR timelapse plugin to render the videos out of lightroom. Finally used Premiere and Aftereffecta to cut the movie.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask, I would love to answer them!
The alps in Europe are stretching 1,200 kilometres across eight alpine countries: Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland. In 2019 I spent all my free time travelling roughly 5,000 kilometres across most of those countries to find the most beautiful spots in the Alps. Some of the better-known places I visited were the Dolomites in Italy, Zermatt with the famous Matterhorn mountain in Switzerland, the Zugspitze – Germanys highest mountain and the Mount Blanc region in the French alps. During this year I also not only travelled a lot, I took around 50,000 photos resulting in approximately one terabyte of data and paid roughly 400 Euros on gondola tickets to get up the mountains :/
For the capturing of all the photos I used the Canon EOS 6D and a 750D plus the canon 24-150mm f4L, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 and Sigma 70-300mm. For the motion control I had the Syrp Magic Carpet and the Genie mini. I used Adobe Lightroom to edit the raw images and the LR timelapse plugin to render the videos out of lightroom. Finally used Premiere and Aftereffecta to cut the movie.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask, I would love to answer them!
