DavidTrap
14-04-2012, 10:35 PM
Evening All,
I STUPIDLY decided to ignore 7Timer this evening and not head up to Leyburn. Mark texted me and said it had cleared up out there ~7pm, just as 7Timer suggested it would. I thought I'd been cursed by new equipment, so when it looked cloudy this afternoon, I thought 7Timer was telling porky-pies and decided to stay home.
Anyway, it was still cloudy in Brizvegas so here is a cloudy time-lapse, with the occasional glimpse of Orion, taken with the D800 and 14-24mm lens.
The moon was not yet up, but unfortunately the light pollution means the sky was far from dark. These were 10 second exposures at f5, at ISO 2500. I'm very impressed at the lack of flicker, so there must be some algorithm in the onboard time-lapse software that equalises the exposures before assembling the movie file.
Link (http://vimeo.com/40350126)
Cheers
DT
I STUPIDLY decided to ignore 7Timer this evening and not head up to Leyburn. Mark texted me and said it had cleared up out there ~7pm, just as 7Timer suggested it would. I thought I'd been cursed by new equipment, so when it looked cloudy this afternoon, I thought 7Timer was telling porky-pies and decided to stay home.
Anyway, it was still cloudy in Brizvegas so here is a cloudy time-lapse, with the occasional glimpse of Orion, taken with the D800 and 14-24mm lens.
The moon was not yet up, but unfortunately the light pollution means the sky was far from dark. These were 10 second exposures at f5, at ISO 2500. I'm very impressed at the lack of flicker, so there must be some algorithm in the onboard time-lapse software that equalises the exposures before assembling the movie file.
Link (http://vimeo.com/40350126)
Cheers
DT