Milky Way Timelapse
Hey I'm here again with a time-lapse video! This time I tried capturing the night sky, and I'm quite pleased with the results for my first try! Praise the Lord!
I've been planning this for about a week, to do it on the 19th when the moon was new so its light wouldn't interfere with the stars. So that night I set it up, hit my remote clicker, and let her run through the night. Here's the video result:
You can see the milky way, shooting stars, and the works! Pretty awesome! What an awesome God we serve, who reveals His glory in His creation! I'll definitely be working at doing this again sometime!
Psalm 19:
I've been planning this for about a week, to do it on the 19th when the moon was new so its light wouldn't interfere with the stars. So that night I set it up, hit my remote clicker, and let her run through the night. Here's the video result:
You can see the milky way, shooting stars, and the works! Pretty awesome! What an awesome God we serve, who reveals His glory in His creation! I'll definitely be working at doing this again sometime!
Psalm 19:
The heavens declare the glory of God,
and the sky above1 proclaims his handiwork.
Declare me innocent from fhidden faults.
Wow! That wa always loved the night sky. :) I also sorta laughed when I noticed that (at least it appeared that) the sprinkler was in the exact same place for each slide. :)
ReplyDeleteHaha that is pretty funny. The photos were 25 second exposures, so the sprinkler on most slides should be a blur for the most part except when it halts for a second when it hits the end of its turn cycle, so that's probably why it looks like it stays in one spot. That's just the spot it stays longest. :)
DeletePraise the Lord! His creation takes my breath away! The time lapse turned out really well. There are so many colors! And the shooting stars... wow! This night capture is really amazing. Even the clouds that crossed the sky had color. Perfect Psalm to go with it. Amazing! I will sing of His mighty power and glory!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Jared said it might actually be satellites rather than shooting stars. Still pretty cool! Praise the Lord indeed!
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