Videos tagged with Time-Lapse

This content explores how long a vehicle's thermal signature persists after driving, demonstrating a two-hour cooling time-lapse. It emphasizes that this duration is highly variable, influenced by factors like car type, drive length, wind, sun exposure, and ambient temperature. The presenter, equipped with tactical gear, uses thermal imaging to illustrate these principles in a snowy, wooded setting.

This video showcases PVS14 Night Vision Device (NVD) usage in night sky time-lapse photography. While acknowledging the cost of NVDs, the creator highlights their utility beyond traditional firearm applications. The video explicitly mentions "PewPewShorts" and "gats," indicating a connection to the firearms community. The focus is on an unconventional use case for a piece of tactical gear.

This video showcases the assembly of a modular safe from Steelhead Outdoors, featuring Melissa Bachman and her husband. The description indicates a time-lapse format, highlighting the speed of assembly, which is completed in under 30 minutes.

This YouTube video provides a time-lapse glimpse into the operations of a shipping department, highlighting their busy schedule from 6:30 am to 4:30 pm. The focus is on the diligent work involved in processing and dispatching customer orders. The description also encourages viewers to visit the CMMG Insider website for more information and to sign up for updates. While the video showcases the logistics behind fulfilling orders, it does not directly feature firearms, calibers, manufacturers, specific firearm topics, or gear.

This video appears to be a time-lapse or visual recording of a storm cell forming and moving during sunset in May. Based on the title, the content is focused on natural weather phenomena and scenic beauty, with no indication of firearms, shooting, or related topics. The video is likely intended for a general audience interested in nature, weather, or photography.

This video offers a time-lapse view of a booth construction for the SHOT Show 2019, showcasing the process of setting up a display over six days. While not directly showcasing firearms or related activities, the context of SHOT Show implies a strong connection to the firearms industry and its associated events.

This YouTube video presents a time-lapse comparison between counterfeit Ultrafire batteries and Energizer batteries. The comparison is intended to illustrate the duration differences between the two, accompanying Guy Sagi's "Fear & Loading" blog post on fake batteries. The primary focus is on battery performance rather than firearms.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the installation of a commissioned Agincourt diorama at the Tower of London, created by MMDioramas with Perry Miniatures. It commemorates the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt. The diorama installation features David Marshall of MMDioramas, along with Allan and Michael of Perry Miniatures. The exhibition ran from October 23, 2015, to January 31, 2016, with the anniversary on October 25th. Links are provided for exhibition details and the diorama's creation process on the Royal Armouries' website and blog, as well as Perry Miniatures' Facebook page.

This video captures a time-lapse of a sundown, taken by a camera that takes a picture every 30 seconds. The footage is likely to showcase the changing colors and light as the sun sets, offering a scenic and potentially relaxing viewing experience from a cruise ship.

This video showcases the Epic HD1080P High Definition Adventure Camera, highlighting its recording capabilities such as 720p, 1080p, 30fps, slow motion (60fps at 1080p and 720p), and time lapse mode. It also features an adjustable mount with three joints for optimal camera positioning and the ability to record audio directly to an SD card. The video promotes purchasing the camera from OpticsPlanet.com.