After posting yesterday's video of the property including a time lapse shot with the Wyze Cam V3, I decided to do another overnight time lapse with my DJI Osmo Action camera to better show off the stars. I did one of these a year ago and knew that around this time of year the Milky Way would cooperate. ISO 3200 / 25" exposure / one frame every 30". 98,104,65,0,B
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5 comments:
Beautiful!
Wow, gorgeous! So many shooting stars, especially at the end.
John, what do you think are all the spots of light on the landscape?
Milton - those are "hot pixels" - digital sensor artifacts inherent to shooting long exposures at a high ISO. I don't have the software to remove them from the video.
Beautiful ❣️
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