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Starlink satellites 12 May 2020 11:02pm to 11:09pm. Timelapse of 674 images ISO 1600 20mm prime f/1.8 and 5 second shutter speed. Started at 10:45pm and ended 12:37am. 5 seconds between each exposure. Nikon D850.
A sequence of shots showing the partial phase of the total lunar eclipse of 27th/28th September 2015. Viewed from the UK.
Netherlands, Rotterdam, Katendrecht, Hillelaan, Tour de France 2010, Prologue, Promo caravane.
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Yes my friends, I'm alive, busy in the end of my vacations, that's the life.
Sorry I don't have time to look all my contacts shots, but in the middle of one drawing to another I'll look.
About this sequence, I was looking my old files and drinking a Drambuie to relax.
Prost, cheers, saúde, tim-tim.
;-)
Sony Alpha700
Joel Lahti droppin` cliff with Elguerial 540. We stayed 7 days at Folgefonn glacier in Norway. It was raining at the valley and snowing on the top. Road was closed for many days and we had maybe four days of riding, usually in cloudy conditions. Still managed to get some good shots and clips for our new movie "Antiout".
This sequence was published in latest Slammer (05/11) magazine, along with many more of my photos.
Antiout movie:
After researching image sequences for a particular University task, we then had to go on and produce one ourselves. After this session I went for a pint (or 4), and figured what a great opportunity it would be for an interesting(ish) sequence.
Free photographs of sequences to use for any reason. Check out TheWriteMoms.com for more free stuff including photoshop patterns of these.
Moz performs a flying squirrel, a trick that he learnt from the PS2 game SSX! Here in sequence.
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This sequence of images shows the progress of the ESA/NASA Solar Orbiter spacecraft as it heads inwards towards the Sun and through its closest approach on 26 March 2022. The sequence begins on 30 January and completes on 4 April, by which time the spacecraft is moving away from the Sun again.
The sequence was taken by the Extreme Ultraviolet Imager (EUI) using the Full Sun Imager (FSI) telescope, and shows the Sun at a wavelength of 30 nanometers. This wavelength is emitted by a form of helium gas that is found mainly in a region of the Sun’s atmosphere called the transition region. This is the interface between the lower and upper layers of the solar atmosphere. It is only 100 km in height, yet the temperature here increases by a factor of 50 to reach the one million degrees displayed by the corona. Solar Orbiter is investigating why there is this huge increase.
The colour on this image has been artificially added because the original wavelength detected by the instrument is invisible to the human eye. Occasionally the image appears to jump. This happens on the days that EUI was not returning data to Earth. The coloured bar at the top of the image shows the impressive amount of data collected in this period, together with these brief gaps in the data coverage.
Credits: ESA & NASA/Solar Orbiter/EUI Team
Sequence taken on continuous burst on a Sony NEX5.
Unfortunately, as it was indoors, the lighting was running at 50Hz so has resulted in the frames having different leves of exposure. Any ideas how i could correct this using free software such as paint.NET?
Its difficult as some of the frames fade through a range of shades of green!
360 sequence over the box at the Victoria skatepark. Widnes
Young Jacob Turner performing a 360 over the box
This is a continueous shoot of 3 frames. He is coming from the left side and rotating 360 degrees clockwise. ( for any one unfamiliar with this move )
This sequence of six pictures shows photographer Tif Hunter setting up and taking a single Tintype photograph at Messum’s Wiltshire.
More information at www.tifhunter.com and messumswiltshire.com