I used to work for RCI and made these timelapse videos in my spare time.

[miraflores]

I shot these clips onboard the Radiance and Splendour between 2008-2009 during my spare time while working onboard. I edited them together when I got home, and then posted it to youtube. I'm so glad I was able to make this, and I hope you enjoy it!

 

[voyager70]

Wow - fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

[Mach1]

Cruises go by pretty fast - I'm just glad they don't go that fast ;)

 

That was awesome, thanks for sharing! Looks like you've seen so much :)

[Ashland]

This was great..We were on the Radiance Alaska May 2009..What was your job onboard ? Thanks for sharing !!

[jlajla]

Cool! That was really fun to see. Thanks!

[jakesmom04]

Awesome.....thanks

[Sequim88]

Very interesting. We plan to visit Smith & Wollensky in Miami prior to our cruise to watch four ships come by between 4-5pm and the video clearly shows how close the ships will be because you can see S&W at the 39 and 41 second marks. It also confirmed for me the pier layout for Tenerife.

[Desertbelle]

Thank you for sharing that, it was great.

[will773]

I've seen this many times before! Awesome videos!

[cruiser1956]

This was fun to watch, thank you.

So, not to hijack your thread, but I was wondering since you worked for RCI, maybe you could tell me what these are for? I have seen them on many ships, and asked the question on another thread. After 8000 plus views, I still don't know the answer. Maybe you know?

Thanks,

[ERIE 13]

Nice job.

[tahoemc]

Nice work - thanks for sharing!

[Cruising89143]

Very nice. :)

[UATLB]

thanks for sharing loved when a part of the iceberg fell

[truffles2]

Very nice! Thanks.

[jazzydoors]

Beautiful, Thaks

[miraflores]

Glad you enjoyed the video! I worked as a Head Video Technician, but shot these clips with my own camera.

[maxxedout2]

Glad you enjoyed the video! I worked as a Head Video Technician, but shot these clips with my own camera.

 

Hi,

 

Nice work.

 

What camera do you use?

 

Thanks.

[miraflores]

Hi,

 

Nice work.

 

What camera do you use?

 

Thanks.

 

 

I have a Sony HRD SR12. Really simple, but great, camera.

[khm1]

That was really cool! Thanks!

[flyingv4me]

Thanks for sharing! Great video! :)

[mark290]

Too cool. Thanks

[RumRunner01]

That is so awesome! Thank you for sharing.

[irelandvegas]

This was fun to watch, thank you.

So, not to hijack your thread, but I was wondering since you worked for RCI, maybe you could tell me what these are for? I have seen them on many ships, and asked the question on another thread. After 8000 plus views, I still don't know the answer. Maybe you know?

Thanks,

 

Ok, here is my theory, They are "patches" where the rubberish decking material has failed. Making them the same color would not match due to sun fade etc, so they put down somehing that seems decorative. I noticed some on Voyager and then more the next year. Or, they are landing marks from small alien craft............

 

IrelandVegas

[seashinesunshine]

I shot these clips onboard the Radiance and Splendour between 2008-2009 during my spare time while working onboard. I edited them together when I got home, and then posted it to youtube. I'm so glad I was able to make this, and I hope you enjoy it!

 

 

Thanks for sharing! You have talent! :)