I wasn't going to show this to anyone to begin with, but I thought it turned out pretty cool

Nothing complicated at all here, just a short slo-mo and some time-lapse video, very basic... it took longer to render than to edit!

Camera was a VX2100 tripod mounted in a Honda CRX, total drive time was about 16 min, video is exactly 60 seconds long. Camera is in full manual, 1/60 shutter (it gets overexposed in the middle when driving through some sunny areas). Used PPro 2.0 Demo, and some basic color filters... like I said nothing special

Music is from www.freeplaymusic.com

Here you go...
HQ version (approx 40MB):
http://www.superiumpro.com/temp/Sequence01.mov

Low-fi version (approx 13MB):
http://www.superiumpro.com/temp/Sequence02.mov
(sorry, no WMV, my encoder is broken)

Any comments?

I like the idea and the music that you picked for this video.

What is the name of the audio track that you are using ? I'm trying to get it from freeplaymusic.com
Thanks for the link, its a great resource!

"Psychosirrus" on the album "Greg Smith Vol 1" (track 5)

http://www.freeplaymusic.com/search/category_search.php?t=v&i=903

HQ video file is missing

file not found

both files are coming up file not found for me

Hmm... I'll check that when I get back home

UPDATE: For those interested, the clips are back online

how did you mount the camera in the car? If you used a tripod, how did you keep it steady?

It's a cheap tripod, one I found at a local Wal-mart for $15. I used it because my good tripods are all too big to fit in my small car. I simply used some 25 lb barbell weights on the spreader to hold it in place. If I turned a really sharp corner or something it would tip over but level itself back out. Some have said using bungee cords offers some good stability, but I didn't have any handy. The weights worked pretty well, but I think a combo of weights and bungee cords would give the best effect.