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07/18/2013, 10:33 AM
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Tme lapse video of a tank takedown.
Someday I may have to do this to upgrade to a 300. The original link was posted on my Facebook page by BRS:
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/blog...tank-tear-down
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Anything I post is just an opinion. One of many in this hobby. Believe and follow at your own risk of rapid and complete annihilation of all life in your tank :) Current Tank Info: Incept 3/2010, 150 RR, 50g sump, 20g fuge, 150w 15K MH x3, T5 actinics x8, moonlight LED x6, 1400gph return, Koralia 1400 x4, 300 g skimmer, 4 tangs, 2 mandarins, 2 perc, 6 line, 3 cardinals, 2 firefish, SPS, LPS, zoas, palys, shrooms, clam |
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07/18/2013, 11:08 AM
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He made pretty good time.
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07/18/2013, 12:10 PM
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Neat. I've done that too when I upgraded to my 40B. Removing the sand bed is the worst part.
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07/18/2013, 12:22 PM
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Much better time than I ever could make ... not to mention the lack of a huge mess. I'd destroy my house doing something like that lol
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07/18/2013, 12:23 PM
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How do you make time lapse videos?
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07/18/2013, 12:51 PM
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Yeah, he made good time. Good sized tank, too. Seems he even removed the tank all by himself. It might take me a weekend and some dead coral if/when I do it.
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Anything I post is just an opinion. One of many in this hobby. Believe and follow at your own risk of rapid and complete annihilation of all life in your tank :) Current Tank Info: Incept 3/2010, 150 RR, 50g sump, 20g fuge, 150w 15K MH x3, T5 actinics x8, moonlight LED x6, 1400gph return, Koralia 1400 x4, 300 g skimmer, 4 tangs, 2 mandarins, 2 perc, 6 line, 3 cardinals, 2 firefish, SPS, LPS, zoas, palys, shrooms, clam |
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07/18/2013, 01:06 PM
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He attacked that with military like precision. Either very well thought out or not first time broke down, either way. Sweet video
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07/18/2013, 04:34 PM
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Quote:
you then take multiple images and put them together as a video, you work out your duration of the takedown (or whatever) then how long you want the video to run and do the maths using 25 frames per second, so if you wanted a 2 min video you need to take 25 X 60 X 2 = 3000 images, you then need to divide this by your time, so for 3 hours its 3000 / 3 / 60 = 16.6 16.6 / 60 is 3.75 so you set your timer to take a picture every 3.75 seconds |
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07/18/2013, 04:59 PM
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I just moved from one tank to another and it took me all day to do what he did... LOL. I'm still sore from all that work.
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