Comet Neowise timelapse

Hey guys/gals, here's the video of the comet that I created from a series of my stills.
Details: Canon 5D MarkII, 24-70mm f2.8 lens, ISO 400, Shutter speed starts out at 15 seconds but changes to 2 seconds and finally 1/2 second as dawn arrives. You'll see the jump in exposures.
The closeups at the end you have probably already seen here in an earlier post.
I'd love to get some new subscribers to my new YouTube channel. Will you be the person that puts me in double-digits?!



https://youtu.be/J-W-7Ioohr8

SiriusDoggy wrote in post #19090730
Hey guys/gals, here's the video of the comet that I created from a series of my stills.
Details: Canon 5D MarkII, 24-70mm f2.8 lens, ISO 400, Shutter speed starts out at 15 seconds but changes to 2 seconds and finally 1/2 second as dawn arrives. You'll see the jump in exposures.
The closeups at the end you have probably already seen here in an earlier post.
I'd love to get some new subscribers to my new YouTube channel. Will you be the person that puts me in double-digits?!

https://youtu.be/J-W-7Ioohr8

Wow - excellent animation and stills. Thanks for identifying Capella, Venus and the Pleiades - it is really weird to see them rising from left to right, as they rise from right to left from Brisbane. Aldebaran looked very bright nestled in the Hyades.

The cometary nucleus and tail both remained remarkably bright even in the increasing dawn light.

Fantastic shots through the refractor.

Cheers

Dennis

nardes wrote in post #19090798
... Thanks for identifying Capella, Venus and the Pleiades - it is really weird to see them rising from left to right, as they rise from right to left from Brisbane....

Cheers

Dennis

I don't know how you guys get anything done down there, standing on your heads all the time....
Seriously, thanks mate!

SiriusDoggy wrote in post #19090730
Hey guys/gals, here's the video of the comet that I created from a series of my stills.
Details: Canon 5D MarkII, 24-70mm f2.8 lens, ISO 400, Shutter speed starts out at 15 seconds but changes to 2 seconds and finally 1/2 second as dawn arrives. You'll see the jump in exposures.
The closeups at the end you have probably already seen here in an earlier post.
I'd love to get some new subscribers to my new YouTube channel. Will you be the person that puts me in double-digits?!



https://youtu.be/J-W-7Ioohr8

Very very well done ! Heck even liked the music.

Well done thanks!

SiriusDoggy wrote in post #19090730
Hey guys/gals, here's the video of the comet that I created from a series of my stills.
Details: Canon 5D MarkII, 24-70mm f2.8 lens, ISO 400, Shutter speed starts out at 15 seconds but changes to 2 seconds and finally 1/2 second as dawn arrives. You'll see the jump in exposures.
The closeups at the end you have probably already seen here in an earlier post.
I'd love to get some new subscribers to my new YouTube channel. Will you be the person that puts me in double-digits?!



https://youtu.be/J-W-7Ioohr8

Very nice! Um, did you compose that music to the scene!!!???

kezug wrote in post #19091459
Very nice! Um, did you compose that music to the scene!!!???

I'm not much of an audio guy. It's a base track that came with several different elements that allow you to drop the hits, drums, whispers where ever you want/need them in order to customize the sound a bit. It makes it easier to fake it as customized music. It also comes with all of the individual instrumental elements that allow you to completely customize the sound if you know what you are doing. https://www.duendesoun​ds.com/

SiriusDoggy wrote in post #19092171
I'm not much of an audio guy. It's a base track that came with several different elements that allow you to drop the hits, drums, whispers where ever you want/need them in order to customize the sound a bit. It makes it easier to fake it as customized music. It also comes with all of the individual instrumental elements that allow you to completely customize the sound if you know what you are doing. https://www.duendesoun​ds.com/

Thank you for the background on that, thats a pretty neat concept to apply making it very "custom" sounding!