tilbrook@rbe.ne
29-03-2013, 07:55 PM
Hi,
After imaging madly on comet Lemmon and panstarrs, it was time for a rest and try something different.
Seeing some of the magnificent night scapes, thought I'd give this a try.
All the images and video was taken in moonlight, for the first few hours on the video.
The video was actually taken to try and catch the recent aurora, but I was too late by one night, clouded out on the previous. The camera was setup to take 30 sec exp at iso 3200, every two minutes. I finally worked out how to reduce the running time of the video, so that 30 sec run time is nine hours of night.
Here's the link.
http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/jtilbrook/media/SCP3_zps8373edd1.mp4.html
The night scape images with moonlight, were taken to include the tree shadows, thought it just made them a little different. The sunset shot should probably go in terrestrial section.
Equipment
Canon 1100D 18 to 55 zoom at f/4, fixed tripod.
Cheers,
Justin.
After imaging madly on comet Lemmon and panstarrs, it was time for a rest and try something different.
Seeing some of the magnificent night scapes, thought I'd give this a try.
All the images and video was taken in moonlight, for the first few hours on the video.
The video was actually taken to try and catch the recent aurora, but I was too late by one night, clouded out on the previous. The camera was setup to take 30 sec exp at iso 3200, every two minutes. I finally worked out how to reduce the running time of the video, so that 30 sec run time is nine hours of night.
Here's the link.
http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/jtilbrook/media/SCP3_zps8373edd1.mp4.html
The night scape images with moonlight, were taken to include the tree shadows, thought it just made them a little different. The sunset shot should probably go in terrestrial section.
Equipment
Canon 1100D 18 to 55 zoom at f/4, fixed tripod.
Cheers,
Justin.