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Following a few unexpected loud rumbles of thunder just after 4pm BST on 3rd April, I set my camera up to run a timelapse and hopefully capture any lightning that may have occurred. Sadly there was no further action in terms of thunder and lightning, but there are certainly some interesting cloud formations going on here. As ever I was living in hope of a funnel cloud or tornado, but that's usually wishful thinking on my part! There was a lot of heavy rain and hail in the local area of North Oxfordshire, UK which can be seen in the distance.
Camera used was a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm kit lens, fitted with 3 neutral density filters stacked up; ND2, ND4 and ND8. This, combined with an f-stop of 22 and ISO-100 allowed me to shoot 5 second exposures without over-exposing and would have given me a better chance of capturing any lightning if it had happened.
Apologies for the hairs trapped between the ND filters. I was in such a rush to get the camera into it's waterproof cover and get started shooting that I didn't check my test shots properly.
Sunset on the Coromandel Peninsula. 166 Frame timelapse, produced with LR Timelapse (http://lrtimelapse.com/)
4k timelapse video: youtu.be/xGc4gEe003c
Missed focus by just a hair, but that is enough to have a big impact on sharpness.
Optical time-lapse video from a Raspberry PI
Hostname: xenon
Run Time: 1448952006
Sunrise: 2015-12-01 06:06:39.000001
Sunset: 2015-12-01 17:44:02.000001
delta: 5.81 seconds
Captured Time: 2015-12-01 17:44:45.634926
Youtube: youtu.be/iDYc4GUUP9g (higher resolution and nicer playback)
03-05-16 Timelapse of waves crashing against the Cabrillo Beach breakwater during a high surf advisory
A timelapsed view of the Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou in Paris 15th arrondissement. 1 frame every 5 seconds. Original 720p HD version here (requires Divx Web Player).
Saya bersama-sama keluarga dan sahabat handai bercuti di Langkawi pada bulan April yang lalu...ini antara timelapse yang dapat saya rakam semasa berada di sana...
Was trying for aurora shots while sleeping and this is what turned out.
I used Lightroom and LRTimeLapse.
This was a total of 425 shots.
milky way timelapse taken on the 9.9.20 from my garden with sony a7iii, edits done in LRcc and photoshop
In the end I did two versions of this; the original three-minute "single" version and this live rendition, recorded on 05 February 2001 with Audiomulch, cut down to the first ninety seconds in order to fit onto Flickr. Can you see how the cuts are synchronised with the beats? That took guts.
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An arc with lots of rays forms and goes away in this 30 minute period of the March 12 aurora.
Click for all my aurora photos. And I has more timelapses if you like this one.
Something a bit different before I complete the set of photographs from North Korea: I attached my camera to the front of our tour bus as we drove from Kaesong to Pyongyang along the almost-deserted Reunification Highway and set up a timelapse movie. This represents almost an hour of driving; yet you seejust a handful of other vehicles.
The road surface is not good, hence the rather jumpy footage.
I filmed this during the eclipse in December: I intended to film the whole eclipse using two different cameras, but it was too cloudy to see anything that night. The clouds sort-of broke for a few minutes, during which I filmed this. It's not what I wanted, but I won't get another chance until the year 2014, so it is what it is.
I has more timelapses if you like this one.
Taken from Oxfordshire, UK. I was imaging all night long the night before the peak of the Geminids meteor shower, so I captured a LOT of images! There were three Geminid meteors during this imaging session and a lot of aircraft.
Taken with a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm kit lens from 19:10 - 02:40 GMT on the night of 12th / 13th December 2020. I excluded images after 02:40 because the cloud became so thick by that time that I couldn't see the stars any longer. Images were taken at ISO-1600 for 10 seconds at f/3.5. 2,400 images were used to create this timelapse video, using PIPP and Movie Maker 10.
Music: "Dorcas Breaks the Surface" by Doctor Turtle vis freemusicarchive.org, royalty free music.
Timelapse video of Jupiter and Europa during a shadow transit on February 27, 2014. Images acquired using a SkyWatcher Evostar 120mm refractor and 5x Barlow lens, with a Canon EOS 60D.
Added another sequence, shot over 5 hours from another window in the house. Processed most of the light pollution out of it. Again all done in camera via Magic Lantern software.
The flashing is NOT incorrectly processed timelapse frames but an intermittant fault on a near street light. They spoil everything! :)
600 x 25 second exposures.