Wednesday, 13 May 2020

GoPro Hero 8 Timewarp Cycle Video, Urban Coast, Dover, UK

A first attempt (with commentary) at a time lapse video made on Tuesday, 12th of May 2020 - the last day of full Coronavirus Lockdown restrictions as they applied to exercise in England:


All I did was select "Time Warp", the resolution, a linear lens aperture (as opposed to "fish-eye"), and then pressed  the "Start" and "Stop" buttons on my GoPro Hero 8 Black action camera as and when necessary.

Every other setting was selected by the camera's software (I may start messing about with the controls before making another time lapse video, but quite frankly, there just aren't enough hours in the day!)

The video's resolution is 1080p at 30 frames per second. It is 3 minutes long and took over 8 hours to upload to YouTube.

I would shoot 1080p at 60fps, 2.7K or even 4K, if it wasn't for the upload time overhead (plus my clockwork computer isn't exactly sympathetic towards video editing).

Nevertheless, I'm still very pleased with the results 😀

Cycling from the Eastern Docks along the seafront promenade above the pebble beach to the New Marina Pier of Dover Western Docks Revival (DWDR). ommentary identifies 20 local landmarks, mostly of historical interest. Filmed using a GoPro Hero 8 Black action camera.
First Seafront Cycling Video
A conventional video of a bike ride along the seafront promenade between the Eastern Docks and New Marina Pier identifies 20, mostly historical, local landmarks.

The time warp video route map (of what has become my "standard" daily bike ride) was plotted by a Polar Beat smartphone app in conjunction with a Polar H10 heart rate monitor (review):


A GoPro Hero 8 Black, Time Warp" video made on 12th of May, 2020 - last day of full Covid-19, or Coronavirus Lockdown restrictions applicable to England.  6 Robsons Yard (Tower Hamlets) to Buckland Bridge, Eastern Docks, Dover Western Docks Revival (DWDR) and back.


Outward Route:


Entrance to Robsons Yards Flats, 13 West Street, Dover, Kent, England. Where I (John Latter) do private research into Evolution (a testable Internal Evolutionary Mechanism), Psychology (The Archaeotrauma, Trauma), and Social Psychology. Southern Housing Group.
1-6 Robsons Yard Flats, Tower Hamlets, Dover in 2009.

6 Robsons Yard, West Street, East Street, Tower Hamlets Road, De Burgh Street, Templar Street, London Road, Buckland Bridege.

Buckland Avenue, Barton Road, Frith Road, Salisbury Road, Albert Road, Maison Dieu Road, Woolcomber Street.

A20 Townwall Street, East Cliff, Athol Terrace, East Cliff (Marine Parade).

Dover seafront promenade from the Eastern Docks to the New Marina Pier (Dover Western Docks Revival, DWDR).

Return Route:


A20 Limekiln Street goes to Snargate Street, Townwall Street, and Eastern Docks. Archliffe Road goes to Folkestone. The Viaduct Flyover goes to Admiralty Pier; Elizabeth Street, Bulwark Street, and Hawkesbury Street. Car Wash. Near Port of Dover. Night photography.
Light Trails on Limekiln Roundabout at Night (2010)


New Marina Pier to the Esplanade, Union Street, A20 Limekiln Street to Likekiln Roundabout (that I called Limehouse Roundabout in the video!).

Limekiln Roundabout, Limekiln Stret, Prince of Wales Roundabout, Snargate Street, York Street Roundabout.

York Street, Folkestone Road Roundabout, Folkestone Road, Priory Station Approach Road, Dover Priory Rail Station, Dover Priory Roundabout.

Priory Station Approach Road, Folkestone Road, Folkestone Road Roundabout, Priory Street, High Street.

Tower Hamlets Road, East Street, West Street, 6 Robsons Yard.

Original route map and biometrics (after I remembered to connect my heart rate monitor!) are on this Polar Flow web page.

Abridged versions of this post are also on Facebook and Twitter.
 

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