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Brunnalm, 27. April 2008, 21:00
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This time-lapse video shows how stars rotate around the celestial pole near polaris. The total exposure time was about 6 and a half hours - from dusk until dawn. The illumination of the mounains at the end of the video is caused by the moon which was rising about an hour before dawn. |
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HDTV version available for purchase ;-) |
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| | Instrument: | Canon EF 24mm | | | Camera: | Canon 20D (modified) | | | Mount: | none | | | Exposure: | 783x30 sec | | | Image Processing: | Iris, ffmpeg |
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