Northern Lights & Sky in motion (Time-lapse)
Tuesday February 3rd, 2009. 04:53 AM. [Photos, Winter]. 3 Comments.
A National Geographic video.
The Northern Lights are one of nature’s most spectacular visual phenomena, and in this time lapse video they provide a breathtaking display of light, shape, and color over the course of a single night in Norway.
Vía: Big In Finland.
I have experienced this phenomena in the Finnish Lapland, and it’s amazing. Here is one photo. To take photographs you will need that your cammera allows long exposure and a tripod.
Other “must see” time-lapse video of the sky is this one made by Till Credner.
túrána hott kurdís by hasta la otra méxico! from Till Credner on Vimeo.
Vía Microsiervos.
3 Comments
Corbacho on Thursday February 5th, 2009. 06:47 AM
Hey muy bueno… te digo lo mismo que te han dicho en uno de los comentarios:
nice… I wanted to see longer…
Corbacho en Finlandia » Canon A590 + CHDK: supercamera on Friday June 26th, 2009. 01:25 PM
[...] * Save the photographs in RAW format. This feature is only available from medium-high level cameras but with CHDK it’s unlocked. Comparision between RAW-JPEG * Full manual or priority control over exposure, aperture, ISO and focus. Again, parameters normally only available in professional cameras. * Bracketing is supported for exposure, aperture, ISO, and even focus.. Take several pictures in a row changing one of the paremeters. It allows you for example to create HDR photos joining several images or Stack Photography. * Motion detection. This is really cool, detects movement and shoots automatically. Nice to shoot animals in nature for example, lightnings and any other creative use that you want. In Flickr you can get some inspiration and possibilities of this script (Photo by Jose Viana) * Intervalometer scripts: These scripts are easy algorithms that takes photographs at regular times, for example 1 photo every 20 seconds. Join them in a video with Adobe After Effects or and you will have a stop-motion video. [...]
Bouman on Thursday February 5th, 2009. 01:15 AM
Una de las mayores razones por las que quiero ir a Islandia, es para ver este espectáculo natural en persona.
Impresionante tu foto!
En cuanto al segundo vídeo, siempre me encantó los timelapses, hice mi particular timelapse a la inversa, aunque mis medios eran ridículos, no está nada mal (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ65hp07o4g)