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Sunset MOON rise Time Lapse HV30
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8. Sunset MOON rise Tim…
3 months ago
The sunset is my first attempt with the GentLED Intervalometer, and is pretty boring.
I quite like the moon, shot over 3 nights, hence the slight phase difference.
Other than the LARGEST moon images, which were captured with the Canon EOS 450D, everything else here is shot entirely with the HV30 STILLS function, with no add ons.
I quite like the moon, shot over 3 nights, hence the slight phase difference.
Other than the LARGEST moon images, which were captured with the Canon EOS 450D, everything else here is shot entirely with the HV30 STILLS function, with no add ons.
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Thank's, Brian.
That last shot was actually one of the first shots I made. It was the moon RISING, and I'd shot it at something stupid like 1/3 second shutter, which is why it's completely blown, yet it doesn't give off much light. So I had to INDIVIDUALLY, put all the images in REVERSE order, into the timeline, (I don't have a simpler means of doing this with my NLE), so that appeared to be SETTING instead of rising!
Take care Brian, and get those clouds my way!
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