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Video of the Day - Cruise ship time-lapse
We have a lot of great cruise coverage here on Gadling, and today's Video of the Day is a must-see for all of our cruise ship fanatics out there.
Captured onboard a series of ships such as the Splendour of the Seas & Majesty of the Seas, YouTube user radiofreebc was able to capture some incredible scenes from both inside and outside the ships along the coasts of Alaska, Uruguay, Italy, Turkey, and more. For most of the videos, radiofreebc shot with a Sony Handicam (DSR-SR12) and altered the speed while editing with Final Cut Pro. The fitting soundtrack is by a now-defunct 90's band called Slide Five.
Do you have some amazing clips or photos from your latest cruise? Share them with our community! Upload photos to our Flickr Group or post a video link in the comments below; it could be our next Photo/Video of the Day!
Filed under: Europe, North America, South America, Italy, United States, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Photo of the Day, Video, Cruises, Caribbean
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
molly.gardner May 12th 2011 12:24PM
Great video Http://www.cruisevacationsecrets.com that shows so much of the fun to have on a cruise.
lshoupe May 12th 2011 2:48PM
As a C&A Diamond and loyal Royal, I so enjoyed this video and it reminds me of all the placed I have yet to cruise to. Especially enjoyed all the Alaska clips. I forwarded this to all my family cruisemates.
MsB May 12th 2011 5:08PM
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!! We have taken 4 cruises and each was wonderful in its own ways. I think everyone should take at least one cruise to see how great they are. Alaska was as gorgeous in person as it showed on that video.
Dave R. May 12th 2011 6:10PM
Great memories of past cruises, hopefully more to come. Italy looks like a winner, but Panama Canal has been on my list and Austraila is a dream.
Jack May 16th 2011 12:34AM
Thank you for reporting on cruises in such a frank, open way. I might not always agree but I know Gadling tells it like it is!