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Seoulites

Blogger and filmmaker Noe Alonzo spent three years working on this amazing time-lapse video of Seoul, South Korea. Here's how he did it:
"Some shots I reshot 4-5 times until I got it right. Around 400 pictures each time I went out but I would end up using around 200 for each clip at 99fps. Each clip on average is 1 second 22 frames. Close to three terabytes of storage. I shot everything RAW to use my camera sensor to the max."
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