It's 4000 still images. By Ben Garvin of St. Paul's Pioneer Press, of the more interesting gathering this week in St. Paul, MN.
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That's pretty fun. I've done a few experiments shooting a minute or two of quarter-second or half-second exposures and then animating them at four or two frames per second, so the total time covered is the same. A few of the segments of Garvin's video look a little like the results.
Posted by: David Adam Edelstein | August 31, 2008 at 12:12 PM