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Apr 30, 2013 19:48 |  #1

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=DXC2WBtrVkQ (external link)
I finally put together some of the images from my limited time in California from the last couple months and wanted to share my experiences/captures with everyone here. Sorry it's not the best as some of the captures were taken with my P&S SX40. It is my first time lapse video and a lot of these captures were in the beginning of my learning experience, so have some leniency. I hope everyone enjoys and thanks for watching.
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Apr 30, 2013 20:53 |  #2

Very cool. I really like the part around 2:23 where you have the meteors coming from behind and into the frame.


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Apr 30, 2013 23:39 |  #3

Woah. How you do that? I want to do some milky way shots some time but will have to travel to get out of light polluted areas around sin city




  
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May 01, 2013 01:02 |  #4

Really glad I watched that, fantastic.
Any info on how you done each phase? Camera etc....


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May 01, 2013 23:12 |  #5

How cool is that. Thanks for sharing


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May 02, 2013 07:57 |  #6

Nice video...what intervals were you shooting at?


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May 02, 2013 17:07 |  #7

Very cool!

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May 02, 2013 21:04 |  #8

BigCarbs,
Each exposure is .07-.09 seconds and processed in Windows Movie Maker. Each photo is 22-27 seconds with 2-4 second intervals.


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May 02, 2013 21:15 |  #9

NavyDiver911 wrote in post #15892184 (external link)
... processed in Windows Movie Maker.

Wow. Didn't know the little proggy was that versatile. Maybe I need to actually play with it sometime. Great sequences.


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May 02, 2013 22:09 |  #10

That was amazing ... thanks for sharing!!!




  
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