On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, I shot pictures of the Milky Way passing behind the TWR antenna towers. I made the Tue. night exposures at ISO 3200 and the Wed. ones at ISO 1600. I like the Wed. results better, so here is a 28 second video made up images shot between 8pm and 2am on August 7. Each image was exposed for 34 seconds and there was a four second pause between shots.
The original video is at 1080p resolution, so if you have a HD screen and a fast Internet connection, be sure to click on the size buttons on the bottom right part of the frame so you can see the higher quality versions.
3 comments:
Wow! Excellent. What toe of lens and apart urge did you use?
Darn spellcheck ... Aperture
I used a Samyang/Rokinan/Bower 14mm lens wide open at f2.8. For the time lapse stuff I've been shooting for 30-34 seconds at ISO 3200, and occasionally at ISO 1600.
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