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trodos, stargazing, timelapse, d90, arduino, 4.5 hours, 660 fotos, 15 sec, iso 1600, f2.8, 10.5mm , 3500K, high resolution available, 08-08-2010, 10fps (25 sec interval between trigger)
Note the white port extending from the right of the switch. The switch gas will be fed in here. The black wire extending from below the switch is an alternative path to ground.
Finally got a programmable trigger, and started messing with some timelapse... Here's my very first, from my backyard.
One of the first timelapse tests, aiming to get the variables right. Might turn into a project in the near future.
Shot on the beach by the Brighton Pier, using a Nikon D300.
See it in much better quality in Vimeo:
Timelapse from roughly 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM, 15 second intervals. Too fast for clouds, needed more like a 2-5 sec interval.
Timelapse video shot on the 13th January 2009 at Newquay, Cornwall, UK.
Shot from the Headlands Cottages overlooking Fistral Beach
Timelapse video of Infrasound 26 performance.
Infrasound 26 (Scott Arford and Randy Yau) with guest Michael Gendreau, presented by Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (GAFFTA) with swissnex San Francisco in conjunction with Milieux Sonores. November 13, 2010 at GAFFTA, San Francisco. With support by the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia.
Photos by R. Yau.
I let this beautiful sunset sneak up on me. I looked out the window today to realize an opportunity was being missed. Thankfully I am ready to roll out and timelapse at a moments notice.
I have been to Iceland four times and it wasn't't until this last trip that I saw the Northern Lights. Fortunately I was with my daughter so that she could witness this amazingness with me.
My one regret is that I did not bring another camera body with me and another tripod. The Canon R6 takes excellent Timelapse videos and you will see in this set it preformed very well in the Timelapse setting. Unfortunately,shooting Timelapse really ties your camera up for a long time. The northern lights were exploding in the sky above me and I couldn't
move my camera for fear of wrecking the Timelapse.
Although that is my one regret from the trip I was very glad that I did shoot the Timelapse video. That night I was so excited about the video that I uploaded the videos to my Instagram account. I was immediately contacted by Storyful offering to buy rights to one of the videos for a 60/40 split. As it turns out the money I received from the video will now pay for a second camera body.