Dishlapse

[bloodhound31]

Today I went out the the Canberra Deep Space Communications Complex and shot 5 hours worth of still frames of DSS 43 antenna, tracking Mars Reconnaisance Orbiter, Mars Oddysey and Ulysses.

http://www.vimeo.com/5140278

For more, go to my timelapse page http://www.asignobservatory.com/widefield_and_time-lapse.aspx

Enjoy!

Baz.

[troypiggo]

Wow. You're getting really good at those timelapse videos. That was great. I liked the flock of birds bottom left moving around.

Curious about exposure and how you handle that. Over 5 hours with the light changing so much, do you adjust your exposure as you go? How long between frames?

[bloodhound31]

Thanks Troy. All in the credits mate. 1/200 sec all the way.;)

Baz.

[astroron]

Thankyou Barry for a beautiful video, it made one think of my last visit there :)
and the Music was nice too:thumbsup:
Cheers

[RB]

Bazza !!!!

That's awesome mate !!!

Excellent work.
More, more.......

[Matty P]

Great work Baz. Awesome timelapse video. :)

Would love to see a similar one except with the night sky.

:thumbsup:

[lacad01]

Nicely done Baz, lots of patience to do time-lapse :)

[bloodhound31]

Thanks again everyone. I love doing these.

Matt, it's planned as soon as the weather permits mate.:thumbsup:

Baz.

[peter_4059]

That's fantastic Baz. Really like the clouds rolling through.

Awesome.

[bloodhound31]

Thanks Peter. Yeah, I really am enjoying the extra motion dynamic of clouds. They create a good effect at night for star time lapse too if they are not too thick.

Baz.

[bloodhound31]

I put it on U-Tube too, in case anyone has bandwidth problems.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dfh2OtwF-XQ&feature=channel