LPL Time Lapse Construction 

Same

the video gave me more questions than answers

Its simple. They will replace the battery every few months so it will last longer. Maybe they will replace the battery at night because they not gonna record a video during night time right.

It wa a collection of photos. Not videos

A year I would think if they weren't replacing the batteries. approximately 2 seconds/day. 348 seconds long, approximately a year

they can actually made this much faster if they use the ×2 play speed

will harbuck they aren't swaying...

The cranes were swaying. Check the tall crane at 2:16-2:18.

Swaying is a good thing. Even steel is flexible. Would break otherwise.

😂😂

It simple

Go for it

@@jorge2150 thank you sir.

I wasn't involved with the camera setup, unfortunately, I believe the property owner set it up. As I recall, the camera was just snapping a photo every few minutes and then archiving the photos. All I did was create the video from a few hundred still photos using ffmpeg. Hope that helps.

Absolutely!

Saw a show on the Discovery channel, and they are built to have some give, if they weren't , the stresses would be to much and the crane would fail. The whole bend don't break theory.

Aaron Buttitchy what are tower cranes?

I noticed that the crane operator would feel it leaned back and forth.

Raditz Saiyan the 2 big cranes... at either end of the building

Chinese made

Okay by me! :)

i noticed so much digging also?

I used ffmpeg www.ffmpeg.org/

I used this www.ffmpeg.org/

The camera was set up on the roof of the U.S. Bank building next to the construction site, I'm not sure by whom and have no idea what the settings were. It was taking a photo every 15 minutes, I just stitched them all together using ffmpeg.

How many photos were taken. Curious

@@AfricanRU-vidr I don't recall exactly, but it was around 18-19,000 images. Figure it was about 48 images per day (one every 15 minutes for maybe 12 hours a day) for about 400 days. Or, another way of calculating it, 24 frames per second multiplied by 768 seconds of video. Somewhere in that ballpark.

@@jorge2150 WOW!!

X2O8MZV9 Something must be wrong with you because it's so fine with me.

X2O8MZV9 Might wanna see a doctor about that.

That's correct

The lot behind the construction was also been developed and is a similar building that houses KPMG. The work been undertaken immediately below the US Bank building the camera was on is the La Jolla Commons visitor Parking lot complex.

Nothing

The lot behind the construction was also been developed and is a similar building that houses KPMG. The work been undertaken immediately below the US Bank building the camera was on is the La Jolla Commons visitor Parking lot complex.

I was thinking the same. No piles. No major footings.

Certainly, feel free.

It’s been 3 years Since you said this, what are you doing now?

I removed the night photos when creating the video. No construction activity at night so it didn't make much sense to include those. Also, it would have doubled the length of the video.

3 years

Yeah lol

Depends on which country they were in. They may not had enough men to finish it quickly

I believe someone said 370 days

Absolutely...thank you

LPL Financial building in San Diego www.google.com/maps/place/LPL+Financial/@32.8761466,-117.2071575,17z/data=!4m12!1m6!3m5!1s0x80dc07230b4b6cf1:0xf779da1e500a9e77!2sLPL+Financial!8m2!3d32.8761466!4d-117.2049688!3m4!1s0x80dc07230b4b6cf1:0xf779da1e500a9e77!8m2!3d32.8761466!4d-117.2049688

Yeah, that's because it was created from a few thousand still images. I guess I could add some music. :-)

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probs didn't work at night due to regulations

1. You spelt Communism wrong 2. from Communism???

> Building built to make profit for private owners, which is capitalism > "No actually this is basically like communism"