Substantially reprocessed for a much cleaner result. High-res video of totality during the 14th November 2012 Total Solar Eclipse, including second and third contact.
Takahashi FS-102 refractor with 1.6x extender (giving 1300mm, f13) with Canon 5D MarkII tracking on EQ6 mount. Observing location was on the Mulligan Highway, Queensland, Australia.
This is my first video submission.
Partial Lunar Eclipse on Apr 25 2013
Credit:Wang Letian
Music:Hopeloos-verleuren
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Fri May 17, 2013 1:08 pm
by topl
Aurora - Queen of the night (timelapse from winter 2012/13)
During the past winter I've spent nearly sixty nights outdoors trying to capture some aurora timelapse sequences. My goal was to capture different shapes of auroras (corona, curtain, band, etc) and reflect the moods I felt using the right music. All scenes are shot in various places around Finland. An eight month project is finished now and here is the result.
creo que la erupción solar grabada en esta imagen LASCO C2 del SOHO
I think the solar flare recorded in this SOHO LASCO C2 image Credit: SOHO (ESA & NASA)
está grabada en este video
is saved in this video
inicio grabación archivo original (13' 28"): 2013-06-03, 21h, 22' 12" hora local de España (GMT+2).
la erupción solar aparece a los 2' 35" de iniciado el video original.
Si alguien cree que existe una incompatibilidad de horarios, o, simplemente, que lo que aparece en el video no se corresponde con una erupción solar, le agradecería que lo dijera aquí.
Start recording original file (13 '28 "): 03/06/2013, 21h 22' 12" Spain local time (GMT +2).
the solar flare appears at 2 '35 "original video started.
If anyone thinks that there is an incompatibility of schedules, or simply that what appears in the video does not correspond to a solar flare, I would appreciate your saying here.
2012 Total Solar Eclipse time lapse
Posted: Wed Jun 05, 2013 3:25 pm
by conemmil
Hello,
I'm sending you a video that shows my experience from the totality as it happend in Queensland Australia last Novemeber 2012:
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
Kind regards
Constantine Emmanouilidi
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Sat Jun 08, 2013 10:55 am
by Rothkko
un día pregunté: estrellas o bonitas manchas? estrellas, respondí. me equivoqué. grabé un vídeo a modo de bonitas disculpas. la pregunta fue: actividad solar o animales, plantas...? en 19:23:03:14, 19:26:26:07 y 08 está la respuesta.
equivalente a 640mm, f/32; 1/4000; filtro polarizador. color y demás ajustes originales de grabación.
saludos cordiales.
one day i asked, stars or beautiful spots? star replied. i was wrong. i recorded a video as a nice excuse. the question was: solar activity or animals, plants ...? at 19:23:03:14, 19:26:26:07 and 08 is the answer.
equivalent to 640mm, f/32, 1/4000; polarizing filter. original color and other recording settings.
best regards.
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 4:22 pm
by Rothkko
the Sun and the fire
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Sun Jun 16, 2013 10:25 pm
by ufoken
I took this video on June 15, 2013 of the setting of the planet Venus with a small Kodak C433 4mp camera and a tripod through my kitchen window in the Sierra-Nevada mountain town of Quincy, California. This 46 second video is 20 times faster than the real time it took, which was 15 minutes. I reduce the video file size and converted it to an animated GIF and set the speed with that and then converted it to an avi video. Then I put it on YouTube and used YouTube's automatic enhancements to brighten it up. You can make out the horizon and tops of the trees and the outline of my kitchen window. Venus is the bright white dot going diagonal from left to right and up to down. At the very last second it disappears into the horizon.
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
Credit: Kenneth Green and put into the Public Domain.
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Fri Jun 21, 2013 4:52 am
by ufoken
The Moon Floating Over The Sierras
This is a 15 minute video I took that I sped up to 15 seconds.
The shade envelopes the pine trees as the moon floats above.
Credit: Kenneth Green
Location: Quincy, California, USA
Date: Evening Of June 20, 2013
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Sat Jun 22, 2013 2:50 am
by Rothkko
alejandra y el sol
feliz solsticio
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Sat Jun 22, 2013 10:48 pm
by Rothkko
alejandra y el sol II
Re: Video Submissions
Posted: Mon Jun 24, 2013 5:59 pm
by Chris Peterson
Supermoon rising through a mix of clouds and wildfire smoke near Guffey, Colorado, on June 23.
This year, we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Little Prince. This is a good occasion to pay a tribute to his father Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. He published this book for the first time in april 1943. Only one year after he died in the crash of his P-38 lightning.
That's why this winter I took this Little Prince with me in Norway to take this photo under the wonderfull northern lights.
It is Lightning Safety Awareness Week and I created this video with some facts about lightning and how to stay safe. All photos used are license CC-BY, public domain, or I have permission to use. Music is by Sound Repository. Information is from NOAA. I do want to thank Chris Kotsiopoulos (greeksky.gr) for allowing me to use his photo which is also on APOD | http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap100720.html.
Vía Láctea sobre la Campiña Cordobesa. Andalucía. España.
Milky Way above Cordoba countryside. Andalucia. Spain.
La Vía Láctea durante su paseo en la refrescante noche veraniega, sobre los olivos del caluroso Valle del Guadalquivir.
Al amanecer, una fina Luna acompañada de Marte y Júpiter, saluda a los campos donde los girasoles maduran bajo el ardiente Sol del Sur de Europa.
The Milky Way during her refreshing ride summer night over the olive trees in the hot Guadalquivir Valley.
At dawn, a thin moon of Mars and Jupiter accompanied greets the fields where sunflowers ripen under the hot sun of southern Europe.
Credit: SOHO (ESA & NASA)