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This is more of a proof of concept than anything. I just put my camera on continuous trigger at 2 frames per second, and then let the train go by me. I think there were a couple of times where the camera didn't keep up with the train, and there is certainly some weird stitching, but I was really just curious how long o...
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EF66 33 is the electric locomotive owned by JR, Japan. This image was composed using the trainscanner software from an HD video taken near Kanayama station, Nagoya, Japan.
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Freight cars on a siding.
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A freight train in heavy rain is captured as a digital slitscan image. Taken at Numazu station with handy HD camcorder and 2600 frames are stitched with homemade software. See also: www.flickr.com/photos/vitroids/3825570608
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