Brew day seen in time lapse

Back to brewing after a year off. Please ignore any mistakes you might catch, trust me I wrote each of them down! I can't figure out how to embed youtube videos on here, anyone know? EDIT: nevermind. It's smarter than I am. /edit

Both are kits from Northern Brewer

Brew Day: 12/27/2010 Bourbon Barrel Porter (extract)


Brew Day: 12/28/2010 115th Dream Hopbursted IPA (Extract)


Pretty awesome. You can see my chiller hose give out on me in the second one. Doh......

Made with a GoPro helmet cam set up for a picture every 30s in the first video and every 10s in the second.

That was pretty freakin awesome.
Thanks for posting.

What software did you use to compile the pics?

Sony Vegas Platinum http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/vegassoftware

I like how quickly you cleaned up, I'm going to have to get a camera like that.

Unless you would use it for sports or driving, I would get one of the Flip cameras: http://www.theflip.com/en-us/

Cleaned up fast - yeah it got cold FAST. Wanted to be done quick.

Looks TRON-ish with the headlight on the time lapse

That is really cool! I love the apparent frantic running about followed by the kicked back sitting/reading/what-not. Thanks for sharing!

That is cool. When I was blowing the leaves in my yard, I thought about doing a time-lapse video. I bet the leaf pile would look like some kind of inchworm walking across the yard. I hadn't thought about doing it for a brew day.

Very cool videos, thanks for sharing.

That's awesome!

Thanks! Loved watching it. Gives me the warm, fuzzy feeling.

I like those. The first one give you more of an etherial feel, while the second one has more of a benny hill feel due to the increased frame rate.

Great post and an interesting watch. Thanks for this!

Great videos.

One question. What's the footstool for? never say it get used.

Fun to watch. Thanks!
Makes me wonder how far we walk on a brewday.
Anyone ever wear a pedometer?

HerotBrewer said:

One question. What's the footstool for? never say it get used.

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hmmm not sure actually. it's just one of those things that's always around. think it was still on the deck from a different project.