Man, it's very nice material. I was a truck driver in US and traveled for many places did you show. Made me go back to the past. Today I live in Brazil and miss so much.
It’s not very accurate. 1:02:00 the day ends somewhere in Philadelphia and the next day starts with the Branford, CT stop & shop on the right, getting onto the exit 56 on ramp northbound on i95. (On a map it’s exactly halfway through i95 in southern CT). And the map is showing NYC for both. And the day also ends before reaching Providence even though the map showed Boston.
1:02:00 That ain’t New York City, you started day 37 at stop & shop, next to i 95, exit 56, Branford CT, which is about a 90 mile drive north on i 95 from NYC. It literally skipped from Philadelphia, PA to Branford, CT.
It was amazing to watch, when was it done, my guess is early March to May, as it looks like April in the north (Snow in Illinois and from Minnesota to Utah, but sunny and the sun setting north of west). It looks like you started driving late morning and into the night most of the days. A great video, I watche dit in about 5 chunks as we have data limits here still.
I'm planning to do this for going from SF to Las Vegas with my new GoPro Session. Can it hold 10k or more pictures in GoPro? I'm going to buy 64gb SD card soon.
Hey, super serious question. I notice the sun is in some of your shots and I want to know how you got things to not look terrible and under-exposed. Can you please get back to me with this?
Found an error in Texas. Where you put San Antonio to Houston is actually ozona to San Antonio, and where you put Houston to New Orleans is San Antonio to Houston. There is absolutely no rocky geography east of I35 it’s just prairies and trees where as west of 35 is very rugged terrain with big hills canyons and rocks.
In driving from Washington to New York, I noticed that you stayed on I-95 into Philadelphia. Were you unaware that there was a gap in its route or did you want to see Philadelphia?
Crazy drive lapse man! I noticed that you use a GoPro 3. 1080 FPS Nice quality too I film my drive lapse highway videos in 4K. Feel free to check them out.
This is a great video! How did you get the minimap to follow where you were travelling? I assume it was added in using SV12, but how exactly did yout create it? How did you store all those photos en route? Did you buy a external HD just for this project? Also you're odometer seems to be off. Los Angeles to New Orleans is about 3,000 km... not 4,000 km. Still... Very Cool!
Thanks :) The Map is just a big picture which is slowly moving in the background and u only see a part of it. the cursor is always in the middle. At the very beginning we tracked our position with gps to create a map with the exact position for each picture. Unfortunately the gps-signal was unstable and therefore the collected data useless. Yeah, we bought a 3TB external HDD for this project ^^ And the kilometers are slightly more than the actually distance, because we also drove around the citys for sightseeing, but we did'nt filmed that. So our over-all dictance was more than the planned route.
Bastian Knoop Awesome. I'd very much like to do somthing just like this (Although I presently have neither a GoPro nor a Car). How did you make sure the "panning" on the minimap was correctly paced with the footage? Or did you just kind of fudge it? Is there a way to shoot photos directly to the HDD? Or did you back it up once a day! Sorry for all the questions. Just want to know more for when I eventually do this!
AlphaBetaParkingLot Hey, dunno if u still need the infos, but here are the answers ^^ my original plan was to geotag every picture, then use a gps-tracker for our trip and combine these two for the exact location for every frame. The problem was, that my gps-tracker lost the track a couple of times per day. so I decided to stop using it and instead I just moved the map day for day in the video, so the only the start and end of every day is perfectly correct. I used two 64GB cards and switched them if they went full. I found no way to save the pics directly on a HDD.
The author seemed more intent on recording his music playlist than be accurate about distance and times. I note that the counter that appears in the upper left corner doesn't seem to have to do with anything. It is a fraud. It doesn't slowdown or stop when the car slows. It continues at the same rate. I had thought that it might be recording KM, but that seems unlikely. And it can't be a timer. If it is, it is zeroed to the wrong time, or not calibrated at all. I am not sure what to recommend about these time lapse videos except to read the manual that comes with the camera more carefully. It would be nice to have a still image of important mile stones for the trip. The map in the lower left corner is just too small. An accurate digital clock would have been very valuable. Also the camera man was not careful about apature as some sequences were under or overexposed.
Hey. The counter in the top is our total distance in miles. my camera had no gps so it is impossible to get the exact speed to slow down the counter. I get the distance between our big stops and fit the counter to it. also the inner-city traffic (finding parking spot, shopping, etc) is mostly skipped, because the turns are too fast and causing headache.And yeah, it was our first usage of this camera. we were still finding out how its works the best. but we cant do the same distance twice, just because our camera fails ^^ But thanks for your input. if i would did the same trip another time, i dould do much things in another way.
![Time Lapse: New York to California by Car [1080p + DnB]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cq7KzcwZwnc/mqdefault.jpg)
Man, it's very nice material. I was a truck driver in US and traveled for many places did you show. Made me go back to the past. Today I live in Brazil and miss so much.
+Alcimar “Alfie” Kowalski What city do you live in brazil here are some i can name
Rio De janiro , Sao Paulo and brasila
Are you from Poland?
I'm not crazy about the music, but the video is great! Love the small-screen map to tell you where you are!
the only flaw about the map is that the marker is big, so you dont know exactly where you are, because the location marker is too big.
It’s not very accurate. 1:02:00 the day ends somewhere in Philadelphia and the next day starts with the Branford, CT stop & shop on the right, getting onto the exit 56 on ramp northbound on i95. (On a map it’s exactly halfway through i95 in southern CT). And the map is showing NYC for both. And the day also ends before reaching Providence even though the map showed Boston.
awesome music selection
Nice one, good music
That trip looks awesome!!
this is amazing. props for making this!
Echt coole Idee alles mitlaufen zu lassen 🙂
I did a similar thing with Canada in the mix as well. Awesome stuff.
Great video, I created a video of my own and can appreciate the amount of editing and care it took to create this. Also great clean driving.
I saw your video!
1:02:00 That ain’t New York City, you started day 37 at stop & shop, next to i 95, exit 56, Branford CT, which is about a 90 mile drive north on i 95 from NYC. It literally skipped from Philadelphia, PA to Branford, CT.
16:57 look at that traffic
i thing if that video gonna be a not timelapsed that video 400 hours long
Cool stuff man! 1fps seems to work really well for such long distances.
What you should have 10000 subscribers on this
Video I like it
It was amazing to watch, when was it done, my guess is early March to May, as it looks like April in the north (Snow in Illinois and from Minnesota to Utah, but sunny and the sun setting north of west). It looks like you started driving late morning and into the night most of the days. A great video, I watche dit in about 5 chunks as we have data limits here still.
Amazing
19.000km.. whaat.. :D Thats some hardcore roadtrip :)
Yup it is like hardcore roadtrip
its more than 19000km
It’s 20,875 km because the number on the odometer decreased by 1875 km for no reason.
That's a hardcore trip
2:08:36 Your odometer dropped 1875 kilometers.
Very good.
I'm planning to do this for going from SF to Las Vegas with my new GoPro Session. Can it hold 10k or more pictures in GoPro? I'm going to buy 64gb SD card soon.
Who else noticed the rainbow at 1:41:47
I did
Very good film, keep on drivin'!
and also I'm just curious, what's the tune playing at around 20:00 to 26:00?
i feel bad for you not getting a response in 7 years but idk either dude
Try Shazam
I bet you didn't feel your butt for a month after that trip!
What is the Name of the Song between 20:00 and 26:00 ....it's awesome !!!
Hey, super serious question. I notice the sun is in some of your shots and I want to know how you got things to not look terrible and under-exposed. Can you please get back to me with this?
Found an error in Texas. Where you put San Antonio to Houston is actually ozona to San Antonio, and where you put Houston to New Orleans is San Antonio to Houston. There is absolutely no rocky geography east of I35 it’s just prairies and trees where as west of 35 is very rugged terrain with big hills canyons and rocks.
In driving from Washington to New York, I noticed that you stayed on I-95 into Philadelphia. Were you unaware that there was a gap in its route or did you want to see Philadelphia?
1:07:21 10,000 km
That was cool
Crazy drive lapse man!
I noticed that you use a GoPro 3. 1080 FPS
Nice quality too
I film my drive lapse highway videos in 4K.
Feel free to check them out.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is a great video!
How did you get the minimap to follow where you were travelling? I assume it was added in using SV12, but how exactly did yout create it?
How did you store all those photos en route? Did you buy a external HD just for this project?
Also you're odometer seems to be off. Los Angeles to New Orleans is about 3,000 km... not 4,000 km.
Still... Very Cool!
Thanks :)
The Map is just a big picture which is slowly moving in the background and u only see a part of it. the cursor is always in the middle.
At the very beginning we tracked our position with gps to create a map with the exact position for each picture. Unfortunately the gps-signal was unstable and therefore the collected data useless.
Yeah, we bought a 3TB external HDD for this project ^^
And the kilometers are slightly more than the actually distance, because we also drove around the citys for sightseeing, but we did'nt filmed that. So our over-all dictance was more than the planned route.
Bastian Knoop
Awesome. I'd very much like to do somthing just like this (Although I presently have neither a GoPro nor a Car).
How did you make sure the "panning" on the minimap was correctly paced with the footage? Or did you just kind of fudge it?
Is there a way to shoot photos directly to the HDD? Or did you back it up once a day!
Sorry for all the questions. Just want to know more for when I eventually do this!
AlphaBetaParkingLot Hey, dunno if u still need the infos, but here are the answers ^^
my original plan was to geotag every picture, then use a gps-tracker for our trip and combine these two for the exact location for every frame.
The problem was, that my gps-tracker lost the track a couple of times per day. so I decided to stop using it and instead I just moved the map day for day in the video, so the only the start and end of every day is perfectly correct.
I used two 64GB cards and switched them if they went full. I found no way to save the pics directly on a HDD.
Bastian Knoop is
Www
And you skipped one day if Oakland to san francisco is
Day 75 and San Francisco to San Jose should be day 76 not 77
Awesome!
What are the songs from Los Angeles to Orlando
I recorded a 5 hour video of a drive from
Billings to great falls to sweet grass
This is how long it is
5:24:21
nice
What kind of text did you use between the drive shots? New Times Roman?
Why didn't they travel to Maine
Did he have to?
The author seemed more intent on recording his music playlist than be accurate about distance and times. I note that the counter that appears in the upper left corner doesn't seem to have to do with anything. It is a fraud. It doesn't slowdown or stop when the car slows. It continues at the same rate. I had thought that it might be recording KM, but that seems unlikely. And it can't be a timer. If it is, it is zeroed to the wrong time, or not calibrated at all. I am not sure what to recommend about these time lapse videos except to read the manual that comes with the camera more carefully. It would be nice to have a still image of important mile stones for the trip. The map in the lower left corner is just too small. An accurate digital clock would have been very valuable. Also the camera man was not careful about apature as some sequences were under or overexposed.
Hey. The counter in the top is our total distance in miles. my camera had no gps so it is impossible to get the exact speed to slow down the counter. I get the distance between our big stops and fit the counter to it. also the inner-city traffic (finding parking spot, shopping, etc) is mostly skipped, because the turns are too fast and causing headache.And yeah, it was our first usage of this camera. we were still finding out how its works the best. but we cant do the same distance twice, just because our camera fails ^^ But thanks for your input. if i would did the same trip another time, i dould do much things in another way.
OK, I get you. What you did confused me. Also, I am going to watch this a one quarter speed to see if that helps.
11:50
Long beach Gulfport beach Biloxi beach
You skipped Orlando on the route list
Not tampa
they did not go to tamps
tampa
No me gusta así sino velocidad normal
1:09:53 You Drive Canada
the earth is flat!
just like your brain
how many oil changes did you do if i may ask?
+ihatebean11 none, everything went fine with the engine